ROME
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The 15 most popular wine tours in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Make homemade pasta and traditional tiramisù near the Vatican with a local chef, small group fun, and free-flowing wine in Rome.
Most Popular“A basic cooking class that teaches how to make homemade pasta, but very fun and entertaining. Not for experienced cooks but great for the family and a ton of fun.”
Make ravioli, tortelli, and fettuccine in central Rome at Palazzo Grazioli, with organic Tuscan wine, limoncello, dessert, and recipes.
“Our chef Olga was absolutely wonderful — clear, patient, and passionate. She explained everything perfectly and made the experience unforgettable. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”
Rome at night by e-bike with a small guide group, panoramic stops, and a salumi-and-wine tasting near the Vatican.
“Bell was amazing! We loved seeing the city at night!”
Rome day trip to Civita di Bagnoregio, Orvieto, and a Montepulciano farmhouse lunch with 5 wine tastings, including Brunello.
“Sonia Angelucci, our tour leader and driver Fabrizio were both fabulous and marvelous. Sonia was like a mother hen, taking good care of us and very attentive to our needs. She was always emphasizing on the time to be on the meeting point which I like. Fabrizio drives carefully with speed and accuracy, making sure…”
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.
“Great hosts, Wine and Pasta. Loved the town a great way to spend 1/2 a day when in Rome. But next time I will be sure and spend a night in Frascati.”
Hands-on Roman pizza and pasta class in a countryside garden with wood-fired oven, unlimited wine, tiramisù, and Limoncello.
“The class was great fun and the staff was very friendly and engaged. They walked us through the dough making process, the forming of the pizza form, ingredients, and baking in a wood fired oven. We even got to eat our results! Then we learned how to make several different types of pasta and enjoyed…”
Learn Roman fettuccine and tiramisù with a local chef in Rome, plus wine and limoncello. Recipes to take home in 3 hours.
“The class was a lot of fun and well organized. It did start a little later than expected but thankfully we didn’t have any plans after so it worked out fine. Chef was a very good and tentative teacher to whole class didn’t feel left out with about 12 of us in class. Pasta turned…”
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…”
A 9-hour Rome to Pompeii day trip by high-speed train with skip-the-line ruins, guided walking, and a vineyard lunch with wine tasting.
“The trip was amazing. So well organised, no hassle, from the moment we met at the train station it was such a wonderful experience. But the icing on the cake was Antonio our guide, a gentleman with a wealth of knowledge, a winning personality and just the nicest person. If you dont do anything else…”
Escape Rome for a guided walk in Frascati and a family wine farmhouse lunch with a 3-wine tasting and EVO oil.
“We loved our trip to Frascati, the tour, and the wine tasting with the lunch. Paola was awesome! She took us to some of the best little shops in the town prior to our wine tasting. She was knowledgeable about the whole town, the people, and the shops. We loved the tour of the winery…”
Rome market visit and pasta class with Chef Marco: learn dough, make ravioli and sauces, eat lunch with wine, plus coffee and limoncello.
“We took three cooking classes in Rome, and THIS. ONE. WAS. THE BEST. Marco is what makes this class amazing. He is absolutely unbelievable and helps you make amazing pasta! So fun & so informative. If you have to take one cooking class while in Italy, make sure you do it with Marco!”
Rome to Frascati: winemaker cellar tour, 3 tastings, town shop walk, and a trattoria lunch for $109.
“Awesome trip with great guides. we had a lovely walk around town with food tasting and the town history. I recommend just spending the rest of the day in town walking around and visiting one of the other restaurants around for dinner ❤️”
Cook fresh fettuccine and tiramisu on a Vatican-area rooftop, then sip Italian wine and limoncello in a small-group class.
“wonderful experience...great class learned a lot.. he explained everything with such patience and you can tell he's passionate about his work .. would recommend 10 stars”
Cook fresh pasta at a Frascati wine farmhouse, taste DOCG wines and olive oil, tour vineyards, then enjoy a chef lunch.
“The pasta making class and wine tasting was the highlight of our 3 days in Rome! The volcanic cave/cellar right through the dining room was an amazing and unexpected treat. The wine is superb. The pasta dishes were yummy. And the musical entertainment was the perfect way to round out our experience! Thank you! Truly…”
Hands-on Rome class making fresh fettuccine, stuffed ravioli, and tiramisu with bottomless Italian wine. Small-group VIP, recipes included.
“We had an absolutely wonderful time with Chef Max during our private cooking class in Roma near the Colosseum. We were received on time at 10 am and the class lasted three hours till 1 pm. During the class we learned how to make many different shapes of pasta and then specifically created the linguine…”
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.
