ROME
270 Tours Reviewed
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,…
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 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…
Your stomach will thank you in Trastevere. This 2.5-hour, small-group street-food walk through Trastevere pairs over a dozen Roman tastes with a local guide telling you what to notice as you eat. I love the built-in variety, especially the squared…
Your Rome meal map is about to change. This is a small-group tasting built around two serious food stops in the same part of the city, with free-flowing D.O.C.G wine and a guide who talks through what you’re eating. You…
One smart way to eat in Rome at night. This tour strings together Jewish Ghetto history and classic Roman food in one smooth 4-hour evening walk. I like the small group size (max 15), which keeps the pace human, and…
Five wines make a great first bite. This Rome wine tasting in Trastevere turns a simple night out into a focused lesson on Italian winemaking traditions, guided at the table by hosts such as Patrick, Miguel, Michele, and Eddi. What…
Dinner and history share one evening here. This private Naples food tour blends a walking route in the historic center with real tastings and stories as you move from the Greek Walls area toward older streets like via dei Tribunali.…
Food maps Rome in three hours. This private walk turns your stomach into a compass, pairing 10 tastings with neighborhood sights in and around Trastevere. You’ll get classic bites like buffalo mozzarella and gelato, then link them to what you’re…
A roofed golf cart makes Rome feel doable. What I like most is the easy transport that gets you to landmarks fast, plus the Testaccio market stop where the food side of Rome gets real. One thing to consider: at…
A lake-and-kayak morning can feel like a cheat code. This Castel Gandolfo kayak food and wine tour is set on Lake Albano in Lazio, where you trade city noise for wildlife sounds and then stop for local food, cheese, meats,…
Rome tastes different when you’re pedaling. This 3.5-hour Rome street-food e-bike tour pairs an Italian breakfast with Trastevere supplì and ice cream, so you’re seeing landmarks while your next bite is already planned. One thing to consider: it’s mostly short…
Naples tastes better on foot. A private guide takes you through the old streets, starting on Spaccanapoli and ending with sweet finishers and limoncello vibes. I love the 10+ high-quality tastings that go beyond tourist plates, and I love learning…
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…
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…
