ROME
68 Tours Reviewed
Your stomach will clock overtime in Naples. This guided walk through La Pignasecca, the city’s oldest open-air market, turns the neighborhood into a food lesson, not a checklist. You follow a local guide from stall to stall and work your…
Opera in a church hits different. This Rome evening pairs a live concert by Opera da Camera di Roma inside the Waldensian Church (Chiesa Valdese) with a traditional dinner at Enoteca Corsi, close to the Pantheon. The show runs about…
Rome tastes better with a plan. This 3-hour evening walk lines up aperitivo snacks, big Roman flavors, and a food story that crosses neighborhoods you’d miss on your own. I especially like how the tastings feel like a full meal,…
This Trastevere dinner walk is built for people who like their Rome served in small plates and street-sized portions. You’ll move through classic local shops and traditional trattorias while a Roman food expert ties each stop to how Romans actually…
Night Rome feels calmer. This 4-hour evening tour strings together major sights with the comfort of a minivan and the fun of pizza and gelato included in the price. You’ll see landmarks like the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona,…
A real meal you can cook again later. This Rome-to-Frascati experience mixes fresh pasta from scratch with a proper visit to an old wine cave in a family cellar. What I like most is that you learn classic Roman sauces…
Great food starts with the right street. This Trastevere evening is built around four stops and multiple wine tastings, so you’re not just sampling. I especially love how the tour teaches you what to look for, like the difference between…
A pasta class with a wine cellar view. This Frascati evening strings together wine tasting and fresh pasta making with a walk through old-town streets, then ends at a sit-down dinner where your hands do the work. It is a…
