ROME
304 Tours Reviewed
Boat, wine, and Rome in one smart move. This combo is interesting because you can skip the usual transport grind and reach the tasting by river, while still keeping your day flexible with a 24-hour hop-on hop-off boat ticket. Two…
Rome does wine right. This is a smart, fun way to learn how to taste wine the way sommeliers do, not just sip it. You meet at Via dei Frassini, 42, and in about an hour you’ll sample multiple wines…
Some trips feel like a checklist. This one feels like a day in Tuscany. You start in Rome early, ride out in an air-conditioned minivan, and spend the day moving through hill towns and working vineyards without needing to drive.…
If food is how you want to remember Rome, this fits. This hands-on cooking class takes place on a rooftop in the center and focuses on two things Italians love most: fresh pasta and tiramisù. You’ll work with a local…
Roll up your sleeves in Rome. This hands-on pasta and tiramisu class is a fun, beginner-friendly way to learn real Roman techniques in a small kitchen setting. I like the small-group size because you get time to ask questions while…
Wine country arrives fast. This one-day trip is built around two towns that feel made for postcards: Montepulciano and Montalcino, plus a sommelier-led tasting with a real Tuscan lunch. I love that you get both scenery and food/wine value in…
Tuscany in one packed day. This private wine-country tour is built for people who want less driving and more time wandering hill towns like Montepulciano and UNESCO Pienza. You’re picked up right from central Rome, then whisked north in a…
An art class in Rome with wine breaks the rules. This Italian Paint and Wine Experience pairs a professional artist with a local instructor so you can paint Rome’s most iconic sights while you snack on Roman-style pizza and sip…
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…
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…
A dinner-sized cooking class in Rome is a rare thing. This one keeps it personal with a 10-person limit, then puts you to work making classic Roman pasta sauces in a historic setting tied to the Jewish Ghetto. I like…
Rome can be loud and fast. This 2-hour guided wine tasting in the Frascati hills lets you slow down with a real vineyard visit just a short train ride from the city. I like that it is organized for an…
Wood-fired pizza lessons have a special pull in Naples. In this small-group class at an award-winning pizzeria, you learn Neapolitan dough basics and the real wood-fired oven routine, with a pizzaiolo guiding you step by step. I especially like how…
A ride with wine waiting at the top. This guided e-bike tour takes you through Frascati’s lanes and villas, then climbs toward Monte Tusculum before you wrap up with a Frascati Superiore tasting in the Castelli Romani area. I love…
Rome smells like dinner. This private cooking class pairs hands-on pasta making with real Roman atmosphere and an English-speaking chef who can walk you through every step. You’ll start with a couple of sights in Trastevere, then shift into the…
