ROME
409 Tours Reviewed
Wine country hits early. This day trip is a fast, guided way to swap Rome’s streets for Siena marble, San Gimignano towers, and a winery tasting at Tenuta Torciano. A big part of the appeal is how the tour builds…
Your Rome dinner starts on a sidewalk. This half-day walk hits Campo de’ Fiori and ends in Trastevere with multiple wine pours, classic Roman bites, and a gelato stop that feels like a victory lap. You start meeting at 5:15pm…
Naples can feel like a food maze, but this walk gives you a clear path. You start in the historic center, move through famous streets like Spaccanapoli, and stop often enough to eat your way into the city’s rhythm—guided in…
Rome’s best snack route starts with a simple walk. This 2.5-hour street-food tour puts you in good position fast, with a licensed English guide leading you through Rome’s market-and-neighborhood vibe. I especially like the focus on icons like supplì, plus…
Rome looks different after dark. This vintage open-top ride is a simple way to take in illuminated landmarks without sprinting around town, and the Colosseum at night is the moment everyone remembers. An onboard audio guide keeps the story moving…
A day that hits three regions in one run. This tour strings together Civita di Bagnoregio, a Tuscany-area winery lunch, and Orvieto in Umbria, all while keeping things easy with an air-conditioned coach and even Wi‑Fi onboard. The pacing is…
Neapolitan street food, on purpose. This private Naples private food tour turns a normal walk into 3 hours of eating plus city highlights, with a local guide and 10 tastings that run savory, sweet, and drinks. It’s the kind of…
A street-food meal with real Rome energy. This private food tour mixes landmark sightseeing with 8+ tastings, so you eat your way through the historic center while learning what you’re looking at. You’ll get a guide who helps with Italian…
Follow your nose through Trastevere. This guided walk is a smart mix of small-area sightseeing and hands-on eating, moving from the Tiber side into the alleys of Trastevere. I especially like the street-food focus (suppli, pizza, cured meat samples) and…
Rome tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour street-food walk strings together Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto, with guided stops picked for maximum flavor and context. You get the kind of street-level Rome that usually happens off your sightseeing list. What…
Rome by bike feels different fast. This small-group Hidden Rome tour strings together local neighborhoods and big viewpoints in just four hours, so you get that Rome feeling without spending your whole day in lines. Guides such as Elias, Duarte,…
A country wine tour, right next to Rome. This private trip sends you into the hills of Castelli Romani for a guided visit to an estate in Frascati, with tastings that connect the dots from ancient winemaking to what’s in…
Five bites later, Trastevere felt personal. This Do Eat Better tour strings together Roman street food and regional comfort classics with real local stops, not tourist-only counters. I like the small-group feel, where the pace stays relaxed and you get…
Wine caves in Frascati beat another museum day. This 6-hour food-and-wine escape from Rome pairs a train ride with a guided walk through a family vineyard and its underground WWII chambers, plus a town stroll where snacks like porchetta and…
Rome has a way of getting food right. In Trastevere, this wine-and-food tasting turns the usual walking day into a focused, tasty loop through a top wine bar and nearby bites. I love the 30-year aged balsamic vinegar stop for…
