ROME
270 Tours Reviewed
Naples tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour guided street food walk is a smart way to connect the city’s flavors with its landmarks, from UNESCO-listed streets to squares like Piazza San Domenico. I love how the tastings feel like a…
Rome tastes different underground. This Rome wine-and-food pairing happens in Trastevere’s Catina Fabullus, in a basement cellar tied to a 1st-century AD cistern. I love the way the menu leans on Italian specialties with official labels like DOP/IGP, and I…
Naples tastes better when you have a local guide. This 3.5-hour Naples food walking tour mixes proper Neapolitan eats with street-level history, and guides like Virginia and Aldo keep the walk lively with stories about the city as you go.…
Naples tastes better when you walk. This is a small-group Naples food tour that takes you through the historic centre with locals who know where to eat, not where to pose. I really like the variety: mozzarella and cold meats,…
Rome can be a blur. That helps. This private e-bike tour is a smart way to see classic sights without spending your day stalled on slow connections. I like that the ride keeps you moving, and the guide adds clear…
Naples can feel like a movie you just walked into. This street food tour gives you a simple route through the famous Spaccanapoli area, with tastings built right in. I like that you get guided context while you snack—especially learning…
Naples is loud, fast, and delicious. This 3-hour food-and-wine walk gives you a smart way to sample the city without guessing where to go or what to order. You start in Piazza Dante and move through central neighborhoods on a…
Two wheels, ancient Rome, and real countryside. This 45 km e-bike ride turns the Via Appia Antica into a day you can pace, not just sprint through. You get a guided route through history and green space, with food breaks…
Naples can feel like a living postcard. This small-group tour stitches together the city’s landmarks and its street-food habits, so you don’t just see Naples—you understand why people love it. I especially like the official guide who makes the history…
Trastevere tastes better with a guide. This RomePartyTour spends 3 hours in local lanes, with a guide who connects Roman eating to everyday life. I love the walk-and-taste pacing, and I love that you don’t just stop at one place,…
Your next Rome food stop has wine. I love the way Essenza Wine Bar in Trastevere turns lunch into a lesson, with Prosciutto di Parma DOP showing up alongside other top Italian labels. I also love the small-group feel, where…
Food in Rome has a second address. I like that this tour stays focused on Rione Monti instead of hopping from one famous sight to another. You get a Roman-style mix of food and wine tastings in a fashionable, historic…
A Roman cistern is the perfect setting for a tasting. Down in the basement of an 18th-century building, you get served wines and Slow Food-style bites in an authentic 1st-century structure, not a pretend “themed” room. I love that you…
Wine tasting in Rome, with a twist. What makes this evening special is the setting: Cabaret Voltaire Roma in Rione Monti feels like you’ve stepped into a secret room behind the city noise. The speakeasy vibe pairs perfectly with art…
Food and wine near the Vatican, done right. This 2-hour, small-group tour strings together Mercato Trionfale and the neighborhoods by Vatican City, so you get both food tastings and street-level history in one easy loop. I like that the whole…
