ROME
The best of Rome.
The 15 most popular food & wine tours in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Rome at night by e-bike with a small guide group, panoramic stops, and a salumi-and-wine tasting near the Vatican.
Most Popular“Great experience! Our Tour guide Felipe went above and beyond on the journey! Very knowledgeable on everything and explained every single thing to the detail. All the sites that we visited looked spectacular. I truly recommend these guys! They are awesome.”
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.
“Started with wine tasting and history about the wine, then we made the pasta and they made us a dish with the pasta we made! Was very very good! Highly recommend”
Walk Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto on a guided street-food tour with Roman tastings, history stories, and artisanal gelato.
“The tour was very nice. Our guide provided us lots of info about local food and some on the culture. I would recomend to take the tour early in your visit to Rome.”
Twilight Trastevere food tour with wine in a 150-year-old cellar and skip-the-line at Da Enzo al 29.
“This was a fun tour to start our stay in Rome! The group started out quiet, but by the end, everyone was chatting like old friends. :) I wouldn't say the food was mind-blowing, but I enjoyed learning some of the culture and history of Rome as told by our guide, through the lens of…”
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.
“I loved it , had a great time and a great tour guide. Michelle!!”
Make a perfect Spritz and fresh pasta (fettuccine and maltagliati) near Piazza Navona, then enjoy wine, limoncello, and tiramisu.
“I loved this experience, it was my first cooking class ever and the best one. Our chef Maria was just a delight, so friendly and we really had fun.”
Alfredo alla Scrofa in Rome serves the original Fettuccine Alfredo, with options for a pasta class or tasting menus and wine pairing.
“All the staff our really accomodating and professional! They will really look after you from the time you start your appetizer up to your dessert. It was an amazing experience to dine in this amazing restaurant.”
Cook fresh fettuccine and tiramisu on a Vatican-area rooftop, then sip Italian wine and limoncello in a small-group class.
“It was perfect! We enjoyed learning recipes by the best chef ever, it was a small group of people, everyone got special attention and guidance, the chef added extra useful tips, shares a lot of his personal knowledge while making sure the workshop was enjoyable. the pasta was spectacular and the tiramisu was heavenly. I…”
A 3.5-hour Trastevere food and wine walking tour with 10+ tastings, spritz and prosecco, Roman street food, and gelato.
“John Paul was the absolute best guide ever. He was very knowledgeable. Not only that, he was incredibly kind. Those are the kind of guides that should be available to all!”
3-hour Trastevere food walk with all tastings included, local guides, and Roman favorites like supplì, pizza, gelato, and maritozzo.
“I had an amazing experience on this Rome food tour, and Sophia was a fantastic guide! She introduced me to a wide variety of authentic local bites—many of which I probably wouldn’t have discovered on my own. One of the spots we visited was a hidden gem that didn’t even look like a food place…”
Private 3-hour Frascati wine tour from Rome: 300-year-old family winery, vineyard walk, cellar visit, tastings with olive oil and bread.
“Patrick was an excellent driver and gave us some history too. The winery was a beautiful family owned winery. The wines were amazing as well as the food pairings. We even ordered a case of wine to be shipped home. Patrick was also gracious to drop us off at the Trevi fountain instead of back…”
Rome bar crawl in Monti with an English guide, after-dark sights, and included Italian drinks like spritz, wine, sambuca, and limoncello.
“We did this tour with Autumn and Anna was really great! I definitely recommend it.”
Hand-cut mosaics in Trastevere with Nadia, then box your piece to take home from Rome. Small group, real craftsmanship, relaxed pace.
“This was a lot of fun! Took time to complete and was able to bring my finished product home. It was a nice break from the hustle and bustle. Enjoyed it very much.”
Private Castelli Romani wine tasting from Rome with hotel pickup, vineyard-to-cellar tour, 3 wines, local snacks, and a Frascati stop.
“Our host was so accommodating, very knowledgeable, sweet and polite. We got to meet the owner of the vineyard. Words cannot explain how gorgeous this place is. The food and wine were so delicious!! We will most definitely be purchasing and having the wine, olive oil we tasted shipped to us in the US!! Oh…”
A 3-hour Rome food and wine walk through Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto, with Roman bites, pasta carbonara, kosher artichoke, and gelato.
“De gids deed het goed. Aardige man die veel over het eten en de wijken kon vertellen. De door mij geboekte toer zou drie uur duren, maar was na twee uur voorbij. We hebben slechts bij een van de vijf etablissement mogen zitten. Daar kregen we een normale portie eten. Voor de rest waren het…”
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.
