ROME
304 Tours Reviewed
You get two of Naples’ biggest icons in one day. This tour pairs Pompeii with a guided climb to Mt Vesuvius, then tops it off with lunch and wine tasting so you’re not scrambling for food. It’s built for an…
Rome’s best bites come in small steps. This Trastevere Like a Local Food Tour is a 3 hours 30 minutes walking evening built around a small group and classic Roman street food, plus DOP Prosecco and local wine. I like…
Rome tastes better when you walk. This tour threads Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere into one easy evening plan, with stops that turn Roman street food into a full sitting-down meal. I really like the small-group size (max 12), and…
Rome at night is different. This 4-hour evening walk is a simple idea done well: you trade a sit-down schedule for a tasting route that mixes Jewish Ghetto streets, baroque Rome, and classic market squares. I love that you hit…
Learning pasta in Rome feels unfair. This small-group class runs about 3 hours and packs in a true Italian meal plan: a spritz aperitivo, then hands-on dough work for fettuccine and ravioli, and finally making your own tiramisù. I like…
Wine and pasta, with the Pantheon glow. This 2.5-hour small-group dinner pairs Roman favorites with four regional wines and starts with a prosecco aperitivo in a private cellar near the Pantheon. I love the close, personal pacing with a sommelier…
One stop in Rome can leave a lasting flavor in your memory. This Trastevere wine tasting turns a small wine bar meal into a real pairing lesson, with pours matched to local bites like cold cuts and cheeses. I love…
Fresh pasta starts with a spritz. This small-group pasta class in Prati keeps things practical: you mix, knead, shape, and eat what you make, all close to the Vatican Museums. I like that every person works at their own station,…
Rome tastes better at night. This tour strings together Roman food and Jewish Ghetto sights in a smart, easy 4-hour walk. You’ll snack on classic plates like carciofo alla giudìa (Jewish-style artichoke), then roll into pizza margherita with light beer,…
One train ride gets you real Tuscany. This Tuscany Comfort Day Tour from Rome strings together three big hits—Florence, a family-run winery with tastings and lunch, and the medieval towers of San Gimignano—without making you stress about trains or transfers.…
Rome is better when you eat your way through it. This tour strings together Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon area, and the Campo de’ Fiori market, so you see major sights while actually tasting what locals eat day to day. You’re…
Pompeii pairs surprisingly well with wine. This private escape mixes short vineyard lessons with real food and wine stops, not just a tasting room shuffle. I like that it feels like a custom afternoon rather than a cattle-car tour, and…
Volcanic slopes make wine taste better. This tour takes you from Naples up to a family winery on the Vesuvius slopes, where the terroir is shaped by lava and sun-baked volcanic soil. You get a guided look at the vines…
Rome feels easier when you’re rolling. This private golf cart tour strings together Rome’s must-sees with stops for stories, photos, and a break from heat and cobblestones. What makes it fun is the mix: big-name landmarks like the Colosseum and…
Wine first, pasta next. This Rome cooking experience mixes an aperitivo tasting with a hands-on class, then feeds you what you made. The best part is the rhythm: you start at La Nicchia Cafè with local bites, then head to…
