ROME
The best of Rome.
The 9 most popular dinner experiences in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Cook Roman pasta with a family in Frascati, taste two wines in an old cellar, and learn sauces like Carbonara, Cacio e Pepe, and Amatriciana.
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Sunset Rome on Cannondale e-bikes through Colosseum, Forum, Ghetto and fountains, with optional trattoria dinner. From $85.
Rome at night by golf cart with hotel pickup, guided stops at iconic sites, plus a 3-course dinner and gelato.
“I would give Claudio, our guide, 10 stars if I could. His knowledge of Rome was amazing. Touring by golf cart allowed us to see so many sights up close. Pick up and drop off at our hotel was very convenient. Highly recommend.”
Rome after sunset on a top e-bike route with expert guidance, photo-ready landmarks, and an optional Italian trattoria dinner for $85.
3-course dinner at a Roman home with a Cesarine cook, wine included, and hands-on pasta and dessert making in a small group.
Reserved table, three-course dinner, and the Verissima cabaret show at Ellington Club in Rome with songs, comedy, and burlesque.
Candlelight dinner with Italian opera at Palazzo Pamphilj, Prosecco, wine, and arias over Piazza Navona.
“The opera programme and choice of songs were amazing. Paola alonzi,fabio andreotti and massimiliano franchina were fantastic. The food was on another level and tasted great. The greeter and the servers were also fantastic. What a night to remember. I thank you all for a great night.”
Trastevere’s 2000-year-old cellar dinner tasting pairs Roman classics with Prosecco and carefully matched Italian wines in 1 hour.
Elegant Rome by Night pairs a luxury Mercedes van tour with a local dinner and guided walks of St Peter’s Square, Colosseum, and more.
“Enjoyed the overview of the city. We did as the first thing we did in the city to help us get acquainted with the city and landmarks. Our guide Max made alot of brief stops to allow us to take photographs. We enjoyed our experience.”
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.
