ROME
26 Tours Reviewed
Trastevere feeds you fast. This guided food walk turns Rome’s most bohemian neighborhood into a tasting route, with stories about why Roman dishes taste the way they do. You’ll move from one beloved stop to the next, learning how local…
Trastevere food tours are a shortcut to fun. This one keeps it small-group friendly (max 15) and focuses on real Roman flavors in the Trastevere neighborhood, from cured meats to pizza to gelato, all guided at walking pace. The route…
Rome tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour street food tour strings together market squares and famous ancient sights with tastings along the way. I’m into it because you get a guided path through neighborhoods you’d otherwise zip past, and the…
Pompeii to Vesuvius in one day feels unreal. I like how this tour strings together skip-the-line Pompeii time and a vineyard lunch with wine tasting, so you spend less time waiting and more time seeing. The day is also active—plan…
Follow the smell. It leads to dinner. This 2.5-hour walk through Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori is built around classic Roman street bites, with stories tied to the streets you’re actually walking. I love how small groups (up to 14)…
Wine keeps the streets of Trastevere moving. This 4-hour walk starts at Piazza Trilussa and strings together Roman favorites at local eateries and wine bars: Trapizzino to kick things off, a classic pizza stop with craft beer, a cheese-and-charcuterie wine…
Four hours can taste like a week. This Rome food tour focuses on the local Prati neighborhood, starting near the Cipra metro and finishing near Ottaviano for an easy end to your evening. You’ll hop between gourmet shops and sit-down…
Five bites can change your Rome. This is a smart, easy way to taste supplì, cured meats, pizza, and gelato while your guide strings it together with the streets you’re walking. I also like how the tour includes five tastings…
Naples tastes better on foot. This street food walking tour is a guided sampler of classic Neapolitan bites, with quick stories about where the food comes from and how the city got its food habits. I like that it mixes…
Rome at dusk is a food mood. This small-group Twilight Trastevere tour from Eating Europe turns the neighborhood into one long table: you walk key streets, cross the river on Ponte Cestio, and stop at classic Roman spots with VIP…
A full Tuscan day can feel like a lot. This trip turns that big promise into a clear plan: coach comfort, a 3-course lunch on a Tuscan farm, wine tastings tied to local favorites, plus free time in Pienza’s UNESCO…
