ROME
270 Tours Reviewed
Trastevere tastes better when you have a guide. This private food-and-wine walking tour is built for a daylight Rome experience, starting at 11am so you get the neighborhood’s mood in daylight and still have time for a second round of…
If Rome tastes like something, it’s this. This 3-hour, small-group walk turns Trastevere and nearby food streets into a hands-on dinner of Roman classics, plus clear lessons on picking good olive oil and balsamic vinegar—not just eating more food for…
Food in Rome tells a story. This 2.5-hour Roman Vegetarian Food Tour turns vegetables, fruit, and grains into the star show, with a walking route built around the city’s seasons and neighborhood character. You’ll sample classic Roman flavors, learn the…
Rome tastes best after sunset. This Trastevere street food walk is built around a born-and-bred Roman foodie guide who steers you to favorite snack spots in the historic center, then brings you across the River Tiber in the early evening.…
Rome at food-walk pace is hard to beat. This Rome Flavors of Rome tour is built around Campo de’ Fiori, Rome’s historic market area, with tastings at old-school spots you’d miss if you only used your phone map. I like…
One of the best meals I had in Rome started with a walk. This Monti neighborhood food tour keeps you in the thick of local life, with reserved stops and a local guide who explains what you’re eating and why…
One bite at a time, Rome makes sense. This tour is a guided food walk that takes you through local markets and lesser-seen neighborhoods, with stories that link Roman traditions to what you’re actually eating. I especially liked the mix…
This morning tour turns Rome into a tasting menu with wheels. You’ll get pastry, market bites, a proper wine-and-pasta lunch, and artisan gelato—then ride past the major sights like you’re doing a highlight reel, without the long foot slog. I…
Your stomach will do the sightseeing. This Rome street food tour is a focused walk through the historic centre that swaps random snacks for classic Roman favorites. I like that you get the structure of a guided route plus the…
Your stomach will lead you through Rome. What makes this tour work is the pairing of Campo de’ Fiori market energy with major landmarks you can actually see on foot, plus a real focus on food and drinks instead of…
Trade crowds for mountain air. This two-day escape just beyond Rome swaps traffic for quiet water, stone villages, and hands-on outdoor time. I love that the pace mixes medieval towns with real nature breaks, and I love the overnight rustic…
Naples eats best on foot. This Vomero tour by Do Eat Better takes you through real neighborhood lanes and classic dishes, served restaurant-style after quick street bites. I love the five-stop structure that turns this into a true, full-meal experience,…
Dinner-hungry Naples has a rhythm. This food tour hits the Spanish Quarter in the early evening with a chef and professional guide duo who focus on real local shops instead of cookie-cutter stops. I like that the pacing feels intentional:…
Food, wine, and Rome at street level. This 4-hour evening walk pairs multiple small family-style meals with real neighborhood context, from the Jewish Ghetto streets to Piazza Navona’s main-stage energy. I especially like that you get six restaurant-style stops with…
Food and sights, fast and delicious. This Rome food-and-wine walk strings together classic neighborhoods from the Campo de’ Fiori area to the Trevi Fountain finish, with a guide leading you through what people actually eat and drink around here. I…
