ROME
409 Tours Reviewed
Naples tastes best on foot. I love the small-group pace, where your guide can actually pause and explain, and I love the payoff: you get hit after hit of real street staples, from mozzarella di bufala to sfogliatella. One thing…
Food and wine hit Rome’s oldest market. This 2-hour walk links Mercato Trionfale with elegant Prati and the Vatican-area neighborhood of Borgo, then finishes at St. Peter’s Square. It’s a smart way to see multiple sides of Rome in one…
One good bite starts the whole story. This Trastevere street food walk links Tiber Island-area Rome to the Ponte Sisto side while keeping you on the right streets and at the right tables. It’s built for people who want flavor…
Rome tastes better on foot. This 3-hour walk threads old neighborhoods and real local bites together, so you get food plus street-level history in one smooth route. I especially like how much you eat for the money, and how the…
Trastevere at golden hour makes food taste better. This small-group Trastevere Rome Food & Wine Tasting Tour mixes Campo de’ Fiori energy with Trastevere’s longtime dining streets, then feeds you Roman classics paired with Lazio wines. I like that the…
This tour moves at the pace of a real family estate. You start outside with a walk through the vineyard, then step down into an ancient tuff-stone barrel cellar, and finish with wine and local cheese. It’s a simple plan,…
Food lovers, this is your lane. This semi-private Rome food and wine walking tour in Testaccio strings together the kinds of bites you almost never plan for on your own: coffee at a local bar, market samples, freshly made pasta,…
Rome goes from sightseeing to eating. This half-day food and wine tour is built for one thing: getting you onto the right blocks and into the right shops for classic Roman flavors, from baccalà to pasta and gelato. You start…
That first bite sets the tone. This half-day Rome gourmet tour focuses on two real neighborhoods and teaches you how people actually eat, not just what to photograph. I like the very small group size (max 8), which keeps the…
Naples street food is a history lesson you can eat. This 2.5-hour walking tour threads through the historic center with a local expert, using food stops as your map. You start at Piazza Bellini near the Greek Walls and work…
The Amalfi Coast in one day. This trip is interesting because you get a smooth Pompeii-to-coast transfer plan and a tight set of stops that hits the highlights without you fighting parking, buses, or traffic. Two things I like a…
Trastevere tastes better with a guide. This small-group street food tour threads together old-school Roman shops and real neighborhood sights, starting on Tiber Island and ending with fresh gelato. I love the mix of classic bites (like supplì and pizza)…
First, meet your lunch before you even sit down. This Testaccio food and market tour is built around how Romans actually eat: coffee first, then a slow wander through the market, and finally a full pasta lunch with wine. I…
Wine and cheese in a Roman cellar. This Rome food tasting is built around a proper 1st-century underground cistern, not a generic restaurant stop. You start with a welcome glass of prosecco, then move through a 3-course tasting with four…
Boat, wine, and Rome in one smart move. This combo is interesting because you can skip the usual transport grind and reach the tasting by river, while still keeping your day flexible with a 24-hour hop-on hop-off boat ticket. Two…
