ROME
409 Tours Reviewed
Rome can be loud and fast. This 2-hour guided wine tasting in the Frascati hills lets you slow down with a real vineyard visit just a short train ride from the city. I like that it is organized for an…
Beer and Rome make a great match. This private Local Craft Beer Walkin Rome mixes classic sights with a beer-focused night out, starting under the Palazzo Venezia balcony and finishing in lively Trastevere. I like that the stops are chosen…
Tiramisu in Naples is serious business. This hands-on class at Tiramisu Naplesbay Cooking Lab shows you how to make tiramisù from scratch, then pairs your work with a limoncello or meloncello tasting right in the city center. It’s a fun…
Rome’s ancient roads feel close. This private e-bike tour strings together the Appian Way countryside, the best-preserved gate at Porta San Sebastiano, and underground stop-time at the Catacombs of San Callixtus. I like that you set the pace and only…
A ride with wine waiting at the top. This guided e-bike tour takes you through Frascati’s lanes and villas, then climbs toward Monte Tusculum before you wrap up with a Frascati Superiore tasting in the Castelli Romani area. I love…
Your stomach gets a history lesson. This Rome food and wine tour mixes Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto with real tastings as you walk—pizza by the slice, supplì, classic Roman pasta, carciofo alla giudia, and gelato. It’s not just eating;…
Castel Gandolfo is a place where you can trade Roman stone for open water—and do it with a guided kayak. You’ll paddle on the lake for about two hours, learn the basics, and get a real sense of how people…
Food maps Rome better than streets do. This 2-hour Tasty Trionfale tour lines up tastings at Mercato Trionfale and pairs them with local wine, so you sample plenty without doing the reservation math. I love how Christiano guides you like…
Spritz with a skyline view, plus street-food Rome. This 3.5-hour food walk strings together small places that locals go to for daily cravings, then caps it off on a private rooftop in Trastevere. You start in the old Jewish Quarter,…
Food and wheels in Rome? Yes. This private golf cart food day is built for people who want big flavor without big walking. I like that you start with a proper Roman breakfast of a cornetto and cappuccino, then glide…
Frascati in four hours hits the sweet spot. I like how this tour pairs a guided walk in Frascati with a family Minardi wine and food tasting, so you get both place and product. The biggest drawback to plan around…
Naples at night is a serious advantage. This tour is built to help you get your bearings fast while still eating like a local, not like a tourist. I love the way the evening flows from a sweet start into…
Naples has a way of pulling you off your plan. This 3-hour Streaty unfiltered street food walk is built for people who want the city’s everyday rhythm: markets, murals, and cramped backstreets where conversations happen on the sidewalk. I love…
Rome feels huge, until this cart tour. This is a small-group golf cart way to see the main sights without spending your day hopping on buses and metro. You get a licensed guide, multiple start times to fit your schedule,…
Wine, cheese, and a real cellar story. This 2-hour winery tour at Madonna del Latte mixes a vineyard walk with cellar access you can’t fake, including a barrel cellar carved into tuff-stone dating back to Etruscan times. I love how…
