ROME
409 Tours Reviewed
Wine tasting in Naples, done the playful way. This guided session turns two simple pours into a mini class on how to taste wine like a pro, with WSET-style evaluation sheets and practical tasting tips you can actually use next…
Orvieto wine, up close and personal. What makes this visit fun is the vineyard walk that sets the stage for everything else, then the tour drops you into an Etruscan tuff-stone barrel cellar. I really like that it’s run like…
Vineyards, wine, and food in one smooth day. This Irpinia experience takes you into the Cortecorbo world with a guided walk through the vineyards and a cantina visit focused on how wine is actually made. You’ll also get the story…
Food gets serious in Rome’s Vatican zone. This private tour is built for people who want 10 real tastings without getting lost in a mega-group shuffle. You’ll start in Prati, a local-feeling neighborhood near Vatican City, then keep moving through…
Wine country, minutes from Rome. This tour is a quick reset from city life: you ride out to Frascati, then step into a 300-year-old family winery where the day is built around vineyards, old cellars, and a guided tasting. You’ll…
A good tasting tour beats a shopping list. This one takes you through Trastevere the way locals actually eat—cheese, cured meats, pizza, wine, and gelato—with a small group and a live guide. You start at a real local landmark (the…
If your idea of Rome is more food-stops than photo-stops, this works. This tour threads you through the Roman Jewish quarter first, with a real guide-led walk and tastings at family-run spots, then finishes with a private Trastevere rooftop aperitivo…
Rome tastes better with a plan. This 3.5-hour walk in Testaccio mixes food, neighborhood history, and a few real stop-and-look moments, from Ponte Testaccio to Monte Testaccio. It’s not just snacking. You also get a guided story of how this…
Trastevere has a smell test. This Rome walking food tour threads you through the neighborhood’s everyday food stops, from crisp street snacks to sweet classics, with a guide who connects what you taste to how locals live. I love that…
Trastevere tastes like a time machine. This tour lets you read Rome through street food while you move between the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere’s alley world. I like that it’s a tight group size, so the guide can actually explain…
Two wheels, great food, and major sights. This Rome e-bike tour rolls you past iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon area, while you snack your way through artisan market tastings. I especially like how…
Dinner in Rome gets real fast. This meal experience takes place at Il Segreto, close to the Vatican in Prati, in a traditional dining room with an open-plan kitchen. You pick a 2-course or 3-course menu, then settle in for…
This Rome tasting is built like a mini food-and-wine class, but it stays fun and easy to follow. I like that the guide focuses on what you taste and why it works together, and you get real Italian standouts instead…
Naples makes you hungry fast. This 2-hour street-food walk ties classic sights to what locals actually eat. You’ll move through big-name stops like Teatro San Carlo and Piazza del Plebiscito, then end up in the Pignasecca Market area where the…
Naples can feel like a puzzle at first. This tour turns it into a map you can taste, starting near Porta San Gennaro and drifting through neighborhoods most day-trippers skip. What makes it especially good is the mix of street-level…
