ROME
The best of the Eternal City.
The 15 most popular food & drink tours, the ones worth giving a Roman morning to. Prices, run times and who to book through, gathered in one place.
A 4-hour Rome food tour with 20+ tastings and unlimited wine, featuring Bonci pizza, Barolo pasta, truffles, balsamic, and gelato.
Most Popular“We had an amazing group. Lucy was an excellent guide explaining all the different foods and history behind everything. I would highly recommend.”
E-bike Rome on the Appian Way with catacombs and aqueduct ruins, plus local food stops, on a double-suspension ride for rough terrain.
“It was great to leave the noisy city and visit the catacombes and the aquaducts. However there are a bit more roads with real traffic than what the photos suggest, so one needs to be a confident city biker if he or she wants to keep up with the group. Having said that it was…”
Rome by night on an e-bike with a small-group guide, sweeping hilltop views, and a salumi-and-wine tasting along the way.
“A Magical Night Bike Tour of Rome with Adriana and Elis! I had an unforgettable experience on the night bike tour of Rome with Adriana and Elis. Adriana guided the English-speaking group, which I was part of, while Elis led the Spanish-speaking group. Adriana is incredibly knowledgeable, sweet, and responsible — she shared fascinating insights…”
A small-group pasta class in Frascati with a 15th-century cellar wine tasting and a wine cave tour, plus Roman sauces you’ll learn.
Taste Rome’s street classics on a 2.5-hour walk through Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto, with market bites and artisanal gelato.
“Tour guide was fantastic, with lots of knowledge about Rome”
Twilight Trastevere food tour with wine tasting: 4 hours of Italian bites, skip Da Enzo al 29, and taste cellar wines.
“The food and wines were absolutely fabulous!! What really made the tour the best, was Arturo, our guide. He was AWESOME.. so so knowledgeable, with a fun sense of humor. He brought our small group together & by the end of the evening we were all friends!! I highly recommend this experience!!!”
Walk Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere while sampling standout Roman classics, pasta, and gelato with an English guide.
Rome golf cart tour with stops at the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona, plus artisanal gelato tasting in about 3 hours.
“We had the best tour with Santos! The golf cart was comfortable and clearly the easiest way to get around Rome. We were able to drive down smaller streets that big busses can’t. Santos was fantastic, and had so many stories at each of the places we stopped. I would highly recommend!”
A 4-hour Rome night food and wine walk through the Jewish Ghetto, Campo de’ Fiori, and Piazza Navona with up to 15 tastings.
Escape Rome with a guided Frascati wine road tour: winemaker cellar visit, 3 tastings, town bites, and lunch with local wine.
“Easy way to get out of the city. Good to plan it in the middle of the Rome visit. I am glad we did not go to Tuscany- 12 hours trip with 7-8 hours on the bus. Very nice views, nature, wine tasting, and lunch. We loved it.”
Taste Rome’s big food-market energy, Bonci’s pizza, Roman pasta with wine, truffle and 30-year balsamic, plus natural gelato.
Rome Roman food tours with expert guides and wine. Taste cheeses, pasta, street bites, gelato, and more in 1–4 hours.
Cook fresh fettuccine and Roman tiramisù on a rooftop near the Vatican, then taste wine and limoncello with your chef.
“Loved the cooking experience and the wine! Learned so much!! Thank you for a lovely afternoon. Brandon and Terese”
A guided Trastevere evening with prosecco, spritz, Roman street food, wine tastings, and gelato, with 10+ tastings in 3.5 hours.
“Eileen was a great tour guide!! Very knowledgeable and approachable for questions regarding all things Roman food and culture. Not only was she knowledgeable but she was genuine in her love for Rome and the food we were eating. She made the experience exciting. We have been on many tours across the world and she…”
Underground Trastevere food and wine tasting in a 1st-century Roman cistern, paired with Slow Food–recognized Italian specialties.
Every ruin, gallery and piazza, and the right tour or ticket for each.
