ROME
The best of Rome.
The 5 most popular drinking tours in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Rome Monti bar crawl with an English guide, included spritz and wine, plus scandal stories on a 3-hour night walk ending near Piazza Venezia.
Most Popular“This is the most amazing trip. Made good friends and good drinks. Had a very experienced tour guide named Marley !!”
Rome bar crawl in Monti with an English guide, after-dark sights, and included Italian drinks like spritz, wine, sambuca, and limoncello.
“The guide was great and so much fun!! From the start she put us at ease and made sure we were all bonding and had a good time. Seriously a fantastic way to meet other foreigners and have an amazing time while learning some random facts about Roman history. I would absolutely go again.”
A 2.5-hour Rome day-drinking tour with Roman stories, wine and spirits stops, and a Trastevere finish for $65.
“The tour was great and gave us an insight into a different part of Rome, we really enjoyed it and would highly recommend. Nina our tour guide was brilliant and gave us a really interesting overview, but also made the tour really fun. I would highly recommend this tour”
2.5-hour private Rome craft beer walk in Trastevere: Peroni pours, 200+ craft beers, aperitivo snacks, and local tips.
“This beer tour was great. Communication was clear and the tour was informative. We tried a number of delicious local beers while learning the history behind craft brewing in Rome. Highly recommend!”
A private 2.5-hour street art walk in Pigneto and Torpignattara paired with craft beer tastings and a classic aperitivo.
“Ho effettuato la prenotazione per fare un regalo speciale ad una mia amica ed è stato davvero speciale! Ci ha accolto Giulio, molto preparato su storia e cultura del luogo e sui vari artisti della street art. Molto disponibile anche nel venir incontro alle varie richieste. Pur avendo fatto una bella passeggiata, non abbiamo sentito…”
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.
