ROME
409 Tours Reviewed
Rome rolls by faster. This 4-hour Rome food tour by golf cart is built for moving efficiently while still getting real “in-the-neighborhood” time. You’ll bounce between iconic spots and the smaller streets around Trastevere, with a local English-speaking guide pacing…
Rome runs on snacks. This 3-hour private walking food tour in Rione Parione is built around classic Roman bites, starting at Piazza Campo de’ Fiori and ending near Piazza del Teatro di Pompeo. I like that it’s private for your…
A great wine lesson should feel like a conversation, not a lecture. This Rome experience brings you into a private wine cellar in the Monti area, where you’ll taste six low-intervention wines and learn how to describe what you actually…
Snack your way through Rome in one morning. This Rome food and wine tour by golf cart mixes major sights with real, specific tastings—award-level pastries, market specialties, and a classic wine stop that’s been around for generations. Two big reasons…
Trastevere tastes like Rome at its best. This small-group evening food tour strings together classic Roman bites with real neighborhood stops, so you’re not just checking boxes. Small-group attention and a finish at Fiordiluna gelato make it feel personal and…
Food and Vatican views, in one smart route. I like how this tour mixes classic Roman aperitivo with quick Vatican-area sights, without turning it into a long-winded museum day. Two things I especially appreciate: the private guide format (you get…
Naples can feel chaotic fast, but this walk has a plan. You’ll move through classic sights and eat along the way, so the city makes sense by the time you reach the big squares. I especially like the street food…
Rome tastes better on a sidewalk tour. This 2.5-hour walk turns snacks into a path through Rome, mixing markets and landmarks into one smooth route. I like how it pairs street food with real neighborhood context right as you’re passing…
Naples hits you fast, then feeds you. In just 2 hours, this walking tour strings together major sights and a real street-food market stop, with external-only sightseeing and built-in tastings like pizza a portafoglio and Pignasecca Market snacks. I particularly…
Rome tastes better with a plan. This 3.5-hour, small-group Rome Gourmet Food Tour strings together classic street snacks and full dishes in a tight route, so you’re not guessing what to order. I especially love the handmade-cookie start and the…
Naples street food feels like a plan you’ll actually remember. This small-group 2.5-hour walk blends 10+ tastings with guide commentary so you get food and context in one go. I love the big variety (pizza, mozzarella, fried specialties, plus limoncello…
Food tastes better with a plan. This Food VIP Tour in Rome is an evening route that strings together Isola Tiberina and Trastevere, so every bite comes with a place and a reason—not just random stops. I like that it’s…
Sperlonga hits fast. This 5-hour Sperlonga wine tasting experience pairs a guided wander through the Centro Storico (among the prettiest Italian seaside towns, and Blue Flag since 1996) with optional wine tasting and food that you can tailor to your…
Savory gelato in Rome sounds wrong, until it works. This workshop turns a classic sweet treat into a savory, cheese-forward gelato lesson, with a real tasting session and an aperitif built around what you make. It’s also led by Simona…
If you want history plus street life in one long day, this Pompeii and Naples tour fits the bill. I like that Pompeii is treated as the main event with strong guide leadership (I saw firsthand how guides Alex and…
