ROME
304 Tours Reviewed
One day can feel like three. This trip is built for speed and comfort: you start with a high-speed train from Rome to Florence, then switch to a minivan for the Tuscan towns and countryside. The payoff is big—medieval hill…
Wine country makes Rome feel bigger. This private Rome countryside wine tasting tour takes you out to Frascati in the Castelli Romani, where you’ll tour a historic family winery and learn how they make the wines you taste. I especially…
Wine country starts just outside Rome. This private 3-hour break takes you to Castelli Romani for a vineyard visit, a look at the cellar, and a wine tasting with local specialties. I especially like that you get stress-free hotel pickup…
Follow the flavors through old Rome. This Trastevere and Jewish Ghetto food and wine tour is a smart way to see character-rich streets while you’re actually eating and drinking your way across the area. I like that it keeps things…
Rome rewards planning, and this day plan is smart. You get a private, car-based route that skips the usual downtown shuffle and hits major ancient sites plus Rome’s underground side, then tops it off with a wine tasting in the…
Tuscany, delivered by private driver. This day trip makes it easy to swap Rome traffic for Tuscan hill towns and a real winery tasting, with round-trip pickup and a flexible schedule that gives you time to wander. The tour is…
Rome is better when you smell the sauce. This Roman pasta and wine tasting pairs iconic flavors with stories about how wine shaped daily life, banquets, and rituals in ancient Rome. It runs in a small-group setting in a stylish…
Three stops, one unforgettable day. This private full-day route strings together Pompeii, Mt. Vesuvius, and the Bosco de’ Medici winery in a way that feels efficient but not rushed. I especially like the volcanic views from the crater area and…
Night in Rome tastes better in the Jewish quarter. This food and wine walk strings together Roman neighborhoods you can recognize in daylight, but it hits different after dark—when the streets feel quieter and the landmarks look made for photos.…
Pompeii plus Vesuvius is a rare combo. I like the Pompeii guide time built into a full day, and I also like that the winery stop includes a structured tour and wine tastings. One drawback to plan for: entrance tickets…
Wine and Roman caves in two hours. This Frascati escape from Rome pairs big views with a real-production winery visit at Cantina Imperatori, including an ancient Roman cave. I like how the terrace orientation gives you context for the Roman…
Naples street art and snacks, in one smart walk. This tour mixes neighborhood street art with real-eating in local spots, from savory bites to beer and wine, led by a guide who clearly knows how to make the city feel…
Pompeii plus Vesuvius is one long wow. I like how this day strings together Pompeii’s living ruins and the stark power of the crater climb. I also love that the wine tasting comes with lunch, so you’re not just rushing…
A great wine lesson should feel like a conversation, not a lecture. This Rome experience brings you into a private wine cellar in the Monti area, where you’ll taste six low-intervention wines and learn how to describe what you actually…
Wine country feels close here. This tour keeps things real and unhurried: a small group from Civitavecchia into Tuscan Maremma for 2 focused cellar tastings and a true DOCG highlight, Morellino di Scansano. I love the way the day combines…
