ROME
409 Tours Reviewed
Follow your nose through Trastevere. This 2.5-hour walk mixes 5 food stops with real neighborhood sights, guided by locals who connect dishes to the streets you’re standing on. I especially like the local guide stories tied to places like Santa…
Pompeii feels huge. This small-group combo packs priority Pompeii entry and a Vesuvius wine tasting with lunch into one smooth day. You’ll move with a licensed archaeologist through the city’s biggest sights, then head to a family-run winery for a…
A day outside Rome can feel like a cheat code. This semi-private countryside tour strings together scenic drives and real food-and-wine stops, without you doing the mental math of where to go next. I like that it’s built for a…
Wine tasting beats another museum stop. This small, 2-hour session is built around Lazio natural wines and a real certified sommelier teaching you what you’re tasting and why. You’ll sample six boutique, low-intervention wines, then talk through grape variety, soil,…
Frascati turns a typical Rome outing into something more like a Roman weekend: ruins with big valley views, then wine in the cellar, then a lunch stop in the woods. I like how the day strings together Tusculum (ancient sites)…
Rome can wait. Turano can’t. This full-day hike-and-lunch trip sends you into the Turano Valley for incredible 360° views from the abandoned medieval hamlet of Monte Antuni, then rewards you with real homemade pasta in Castel di Tora. The only…
Naples tastes better on foot. This Naples street food tour threads through central Napoli with a native, top-rated guide, so you snack your way through classics and learn the city behind them. I especially like the small group setup (up…
Frascati is an easy wine escape from Rome. This private day trip takes you from Roma Termini to Frascati’s cobbled center, then out to a winery with vineyards, olive groves, and even a hand-dug cave carved into volcanic stone. You…
A volcano and a vineyard on horseback is a smart pairing. This Pompeii-area tour starts in a vineyard setting, then mixes riding with wine talk, tastings, and lunch in a way that feels like one smooth afternoon instead of three…
A great wine stop can make Rome feel slower. This private tasting turns a busy evening into a calm, food-friendly wine lesson at a historic enoteca in the center of town. You’ll sample six premium Italian wines with a sommelier,…
Food and Rome make a great team. This Trastevere tasting walk is built for an evening when you want taste, not homework. You start in the historic center, work your way through the Jewish Ghetto, then land in Trastevere for…
Two wineries. One rolling e-bike day. This Orvieto EnoBike experience mixes guided cycling with top-notch stops in wine country. I love that it keeps the group small (max 10), which makes it easier to hear your guide and actually enjoy…
Street food in Rome is a shortcut to flavor. I love that this private walk delivers six savory and sweet tastings plus a local guide who steers you toward small eateries you’d never find on a quick stroll. One thing…
Twilight in Rome tastes like a plan. This VIP Rome food tour rolls you around in a luxury golf cart for iconic sights plus five food-and-wine stops as the city glows. You’ll raise a Prosecco toast at a top viewpoint,…
Three hours. One very Roman dinner. This food tour links Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere with a step-by-step tasting trail: breaded hake with local wine, street snacks like supplì, classic pasta, porchetta with crispy pizza bianca and beer, then gelato…
