ROME
270 Tours Reviewed
Rome has a special way of teaching you what to eat. This 2.5-hour street food tour links classic Roman bites with the sights around Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto. I love how the food tastings stay practical (you…
Food is the fastest way to get your bearings in Rome. This Pasta, Pizza & Gelato Food Tour in the Monti neighborhood is built around 10+ tastings while a local guide (Lisa Starr) fills the walk with practical food know-how…
Feeding your way through Trastevere feels local. This Rome street food tour is built around a walk with a native Roman guide, mixing food stops with the stories of how the city eats. You start in the heart of Trastevere…
Giordano Bruno’s ghost is on this route, figuratively. This 2.5-hour street food tour strings together Campo de’ Fiori, key Jewish Ghetto streets, and a few historic stops while you eat your way through Rome. I especially like the small group…
Rome tastes better at dusk. This tour in the historic center uses a local foodie guide to turn aperitivo stops and side streets into a story of what was here before. I love that the guide brings an archaeologist’s eye,…
Rome moves faster on an e-bike. This small-group tour gives you major sights plus real street-food time in about 4 hours, without turning it into a marathon. I love the way the route strings together classic ruins and viewpoints in…
Food and history walk together here. This is a 2.5-hour Rome street food tour that links the Campo de’ Fiori market scene with a thoughtful walk through the Jewish Ghetto area. I like it because you get five planned tastings…
Street food near the Vatican is worth it. This 2-hour small-group walk through Prati and Trionfale gives you Roman everyday life, not just postcard stops. I love the farmers market tastings with real food from the stands, and I love…
A few slices can tell a whole story. This Naples Pizza and Beyond Food Tour by Do Eat Better strings together classic Neapolitan street food with two iconic styles of pizza, then finishes with a proper dessert stop in the…
Rome nights taste better with a guide. I like how this tour kicks off at Campo de’ Fiori with an aperitivo built around PGI-protected cured meats and Italian wine, then turns that first taste into a guided route through Rome’s…
Testaccio pulls you in fast. This 4-hour walking food tour takes you through Rome’s most local-feeling eating district, with stops that mix market stalls, family spots, and real Roman street-style bites. I love that you meet vendors and learn how…
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…
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…
