ROME
304 Tours Reviewed
Fresh pasta beats restaurant pasta. This class near the Colosseum turns Rome sightseeing energy into something you can eat. You’ll learn to make pasta dough from scratch, shape ravioli, and build a classic tiramisu, all in a sociable setup capped…
Pompeii hits fast. This 4.5-hour outing pairs a guided walk through the ruins with a scenic wine stop on Mount Vesuvius, plus lunch with local pairings. I like that the small-group pace keeps you moving smart, and I like the…
Three hours, and your senses get a workout. This Rome Italian food and wine tasting is built around real ingredients you can actually buy and use at home, from 30-year aged balsamic to pure black truffle. I love the straight-up…
Rome is tricky for gluten-free eating. That’s why I like this tour: it’s built around gluten-free dining with all food and drinks included, plus stops that help you understand the neighborhoods you’re walking through. Two things I’d put at the…
Food walks beat museum days in Rome. This private walk-and-taste route is built for people who want the real food rhythm of the city: market chatter, quick bites in classic Roman shops, and seated tastings with wine. I especially love…
Rome tastes smarter than it looks. This Vatican-area food and wine tour turns a few neighborhoods into a guided checklist of Rome favorites, from cheeses and cured meats to pizza and pasta. I especially love the way it focuses on…
Wine and cheese, under an ancient cistern. Step below street level in Trastevere to a restored 1st-century AD cistern under an 18th-century building, where wine pairings are taught with real care. The whole thing feels intimate, and the setting does…
Pizza, but make it Roman. This hands-on class puts you at work with dough, toppings, and an oven, just a short distance from the Vatican area. You’ll get a local Italian chef and an English-speaking guide, then sit down for…
Wine and painting in Rome feels perfect. This 2.5–3 hour evening in a cosy 17th-century palazzo studio mixes a guided art class with unlimited Italian wine and Roman pizza. You recreate familiar Roman sights and views, then leave with a…
Trastevere nights are made for eating. This Rome tour strings together local spots in Trastevere so you get a real sense of what people order after work, not just what sounds good on a menu. You start with a prosecco…
Wine and art in Rome. Why not? This hands-on painting class turns iconic sights into something you can hold. You recreate famous Rome scenes with guided help, then relax in a cosy studio while unlimited wine and snacks fuel the…
Vesuvius wine tastes like place. This day trip pairs a short vineyard walk with a full lunch and wine tasting in one of Campania’s most distinctive settings: the volcanic slopes above Naples. You’ll learn how vineyards live on rich soil…
Wine country hits early. This day trip is a fast, guided way to swap Rome’s streets for Siena marble, San Gimignano towers, and a winery tasting at Tenuta Torciano. A big part of the appeal is how the tour builds…
Your Rome dinner starts on a sidewalk. This half-day walk hits Campo de’ Fiori and ends in Trastevere with multiple wine pours, classic Roman bites, and a gelato stop that feels like a victory lap. You start meeting at 5:15pm…
Rome’s best souvenir might be paint on your hands. This Rome painting class pairs a professional instructor with a laid-back evening of unlimited Italian wine in a historic palazzo—so you’re making art while Rome becomes the subject. It’s a rare…
