ROME
The best of Rome.
The 11 most popular roman squares & fountains tours in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Walk Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto on a guided street-food tour with Roman tastings, history stories, and artisanal gelato.
Most Popular“Tour guide was fantastic, with lots of knowledge about Rome”
Small-group Rome sunset walk to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona with a licensed English guide and fewer crowds.
Explore the Stadium of Domitian 5 meters below Piazza Navona with an audio guide in 7 languages, plus optional aperitif or wine tasting.
Make a perfect Spritz and fresh pasta (fettuccine and maltagliati) near Piazza Navona, then enjoy wine, limoncello, and tiramisu.
Hands-on pizza and tiramisu class in central Rome near Piazza Navona. Roll, top, bake, then build tiramisu with wine included.
“Personalized attention! This was so much fun with my son and granddaughter”
Make fresh fettuccine and creamy gelato on Piazza Navona, with Prosecco, bruschetta, drinks, and a sit-down meal in 2.5 hours.
Paint and sip in a 1600s palazzo by Piazza Navona: guided art, free wine, pizza, and a take-home canvas in 2.5 hours.
“Marco was fantastic! We. Had a great time with a fantastic instructor! Bravo!”
Paint and sip steps from Piazza Navona: unlimited Italian wine, Roman pizza, and a guided 2-hour art session with a local instructor.
Hands-on Rome cooking class near the Spanish Steps: make fresh fettuccine and tiramisù, enjoy wine and espresso, plus a chef diploma.
A 3-hour Roman food crawl through Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere with wine, porchetta, gelato, and an English-speaking guide.
Make handmade ravioli in Rome near Piazza Navona. Enjoy bruschetta and drinks while your pasta is cooked, then eat with your sauce.
“Really relaxed and enjoyed our experience. Our guide showed us the way and was good fun. There were only 5 of us, which was intimate and fun.”
From the Colosseum and the Forum to the Vatican, the catacombs and a long Roman lunch, every way to spend a day in the city.
