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Rome Trastevere Food Tour: 6-7 stops at sunset★ 4.92 (6,585) · 4h
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Rome: Pizza & Gelato Cooking Class with Wine & Supplì★ 5.00 (236) · 3h
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Rome: Campo de' Fiori, Ghetto & Trastevere Food Tour WinnerYou’ll wander Rome’s lively markets with a local foodie guide, taste 15 specialties from family-run shops in Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto, cross Tiber Island into Trastevere for pasta and award-winning gelato, and share laughter with real Romans along the way. Expect warmth, surprises, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Wine & LimoncelloYou’ll step into a Roman kitchen with a local chef guiding you through making fettuccine pasta from scratch and layering up classic tiramisu. Taste your own creations over wine or soft drinks, then finish with limoncello or coffee. Expect laughter, floury hands, and that warm feeling when you’ve shared something real in Rome.
Rome Pasta Cooking Class: Fettuccine at Piazza NavonaYou learn to hand-roll fettuccine pasta under a chef's guidance, then sit at a table overlooking Piazza Navona to eat what you made with your choice of sauce. The meal includes bruschetta, wine or beer, and coffee. It's a small-group class that takes about two to three hours, and you leave knowing how to make fresh pasta at home.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a skill you can actually use at home, but you'd rather not spend the afternoon in a standalone cooking school — the view and the meal make it feel less like a class and more like you've just had a long lunch on Rome's most famous square.
Rome Pasta & Spritz Class near Piazza Navona with DinnerYou learn to make two types of fresh pasta and an Italian Spritz from local chefs in a small group near Piazza Navona, then sit down and eat everything you made with wine and tiramisu included. The class takes a few hours, fits a maximum of twelve people, and dietary options — vegetarian, gluten-free pasta, alcohol-free — are available if you mention them when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn something real about Italian cooking without spending a full day in a kitchen, and you'd rather not eat alone after — the meal at the end is part of the point, and the small group means you're eating with people you just cooked alongside.
Rome: Pizza Cooking Class Near Piazza Navona & ProseccoYou’ll knead dough with locals near Piazza Navona, sip prosecco as you learn secrets from Roman chefs, top your own classic pizza, then share it over wine or beer at Osteria Pasquino. Expect bruschetta starters and a choice of coffee or limoncello after your meal. It’s warm, lively—and you might even laugh at your own Italian.
Rome: Neapolitan Pizza Class & Spritz near VaticanYou'll spend an hour making and eating your own Neapolitan pizza in a real Roman restaurant with a local chef guiding you through each step. The class includes a Spritz welcome drink, homemade chips, your pizza with wine or beer, and a recipe book to take home. Groups stay small, the kitchen is air-conditioned, and every workstation is fully equipped—no experience needed. Book ahead if you need vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free options.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn pizza-making in an actual working restaurant rather than a staged studio, and you'd rather spend an hour making something you eat than watching a demonstration—the small group size and personal workstation are what make it hands-on instead of a lecture.
Rome: Fettuccine Pasta Cooking Class Piazza NavonaYou’ll roll up your sleeves to make fresh fettuccine with local chefs right on Piazza Navona, then relax outdoors with bruschetta and wine while your pasta cooks. Choose your favorite classic sauce before digging in under the Roman sky. It’s hands-on but relaxed — you might even surprise yourself.
Rome: Spanish Steps Cooking Class with Pasta & TiramisuYou’ll roll up your sleeves in central Rome for a hands-on cooking class near the Spanish Steps, learning to make fresh fettucine and creamy tiramisù from scratch. Laugh with locals, sip wine as you cook, then sit down together to enjoy your creations — plus a shot of limoncello or espresso to finish. Expect warmth, real flavors, and memories you’ll want to bring home.
Rome Trastevere: Wine & Food Pairing with Gelato TastingYou taste wine paired with Italian food, learning how flavors work together and why certain combinations matter. Your guide teaches you to spot authentic gelato and choose wine with confidence. The experience includes all beverages and snacks, runs a few hours in Trastevere, and works for any fitness level or mobility need.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Italian wine and food instead of just trying them, and you'd rather learn from someone who knows the neighborhood than wander Trastevere on your own trying to find the right place.
Rome: Cooking Class with Chef Paolo—Fettucine & TiramisùYou’ll get your hands messy making fresh fettucine from scratch in central Rome with Chef Paolo guiding you step by step. Choose your favorite sauce, laugh over shared stories while preparing tiramisù together, then sit down for a meal you actually cooked—with local wine and limoncello to finish. It’s relaxed, fun, and honestly feels more like dinner with friends than a class.
Rome: Pasta Making Class by Vatican with Chef & WineYou’ll get your hands into real Roman pasta dough just steps from the Vatican, guided by a friendly local chef who shares stories as you roll and cut fettuccine. Enjoy a welcome aperitif, cook at your own station, then gather for wine and laughter around a shared table—no dishes to wash, just good food and new friends.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class near Trevi FountainYou’ll roll pasta dough by hand in a sunlit Roman studio near Trevi Fountain, guided by locals who make you laugh even when your ravioli falls apart. Taste fresh fettuccine and homemade tiramisu you crafted yourself—plus prosecco and olives to start things off right. This isn’t just a cooking class; it’s an afternoon you’ll remember whenever you see flour on your hands.
Rome Pizza Cooking Class Piazza Navona & WineYou learn to make pizza from a skilled chef in a wooden-oven kitchen at Piazza Navona, then sit down and eat it with wine, bruschetta, and limoncello included. The class runs in English, stays small, and takes place in the restaurant itself—no separate facility, no long commute, no hidden costs after the meal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn pizza-making in Rome's most recognizable location without traveling to an out-of-the-way cooking school—the central position on Piazza Navona is what makes the whole experience feel less like a class and more like dinner with a skill attached.
Rome: Gnocchi Cooking Class in Piazza Navona & LunchYou’ll knead dough alongside locals in Rome’s Piazza Navona, learn gnocchi secrets from an Italian instructor, then sit down for lunch at Ristorante Panzirone with wine or soda included. Taste your own handmade gnocchi and share stories over coffee or limoncello—the kind of day that lingers long after you leave.
Rome: Vatican Pizza & Gelato Class in Historic LoftYou’ll knead dough by hand in a sunlit Roman loft near the Vatican, guided by a local chef who makes you laugh even when your dough sticks everywhere. Sip wine as you craft pizza from scratch and finish with homemade strawberry gelato—recipes included so you can relive these flavors long after Rome fades behind you.
Rome Cooking Class: Pizza & Spritz Cocktails Near ColosseumYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Rome for an evening of pizza-making with a local chef just steps from the Colosseum. Mix three classic spritz cocktails as you laugh with new friends, learn real Italian techniques, and share homemade pizza at a long table. Expect flour on your hands—and maybe on your shirt—but also that feeling you belong here.
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Pasta and Tiramisu Class Rome: Make three dishes by handYou prepare fresh fettuccine, ricotta ravioli, and tiramisu from scratch under a professional chef's guidance, choose your pasta sauce from three Roman classics, then sit down to eat everything you made with wine and coffee. The class runs in a real restaurant near Piazza Navona, and you take home a recipe book to recreate it all later.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a real cooking skill and actually eat the result the same day, rather than take a class and leave hungry. The hands-on format with a professional chef and the restaurant setting afterward is what makes it feel like an experience instead of a lesson.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class by Vatican with WineYou’ll roll fresh fettuccine and ravioli dough with guidance from a Roman chef, whip up creamy tiramisu, and share stories over lunch near the Vatican. Expect hands-on laughs, endless wine, and recipes you can actually recreate at home. By dessert time, you might even feel like part of Paolo’s kitchen crew.
Rome Food Tour: Unlimited Tastings, Barolo & Bonci PizzaYou’ll wander Rome’s lively foodie neighborhoods with a local guide, tasting everything from Bonci’s famous pizza to 30-year aged balsamic vinegar at La Tradizione. Savor handmade pasta paired with endless Barolo wine before finishing with true artisanal gelato. Expect laughter, new flavors, and those small surprises you’ll remember long after you leave.
Rome Trastevere: Food Tour & Wine Tasting 4 HoursYou walk through Trastevere with a local guide, stopping at five venues over four hours for over 20 tastings — aged balsamic and truffles, pizza with craft beer, award-winning cheeses and cured meats, handmade pasta, and gelato. Wine is poured at each stop. Groups max out at 15 people, and the pace lets you taste without rushing. You don't arrange the route, book the restaurants, or figure out what to order — the guide handles it all.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste the best of Rome's food scene without arranging five different restaurants, figuring out what to order, or navigating Trastevere's streets yourself — the fixed four-hour pace and small group size mean you taste more and rush less than you would on your own.
Rome: Trastevere Food Tour with Wine & Family EateriesYou’ll join locals in Trastevere for a relaxed evening tasting Roman cheeses, handmade pasta, street food like suppli and pizza al taglio—all paired with wine chosen by your guide. Expect laughter over shared tables in family-run trattorias and sweet gelato to finish as night falls on cobbled streets. You’ll leave with new flavors—and maybe even new friends—in your memory.
Rome: Street Food Tour Jewish Ghetto & Campo de' FioriYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s heart: warm suppli at Campo de’ Fiori, Roman-Jewish specialties in the Ghetto, ancient ruins at Portico d’Ottavia, and finish with gelato near where Caesar fell. With a local guide sharing stories and plenty of tastings included, you’ll feel part of the city’s daily rhythm.
Rome: Pasta, Ravioli & Tiramisù Cooking Class with WineYou’ll laugh with locals as you knead fresh pasta dough in Rome’s cozy kitchen, fill ravioli by hand, and create your own tiramisù masterpiece. Enjoy a welcome Spritz and homemade snacks before sharing your meal (and maybe some cooking fails) on the sunny terrace with wine. You’ll leave full — not just from food.
Cooking Class Rome: Make Pasta & 3 SpritzesYou’ll laugh with new friends as you roll fresh pasta in a lively Roman kitchen, guided by a local chef who shares family recipes and stories. Taste three different Italian spritz cocktails as you cook and eat together in the heart of Rome. Go home with recipes—and memories that stick longer than flour on your hands.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near Piazza NavonaYou’ll knead fresh dough by hand in a Roman kitchen steps from Piazza Navona, guided by a local chef who keeps things lighthearted. Taste your own pizza creation hot from the oven, then layer up creamy tiramisu while sharing laughs with new friends over wine or coffee. It’s hands-on, deliciously messy, and full of small moments that linger long after dessert.
Rome: Pasta Cooking Class & 3 Spritz Cocktails Near ColosseumYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand in a lively Roman kitchen just steps from the Colosseum, learn to mix three classic Italian spritz cocktails with a pro mixologist, and share laughs (and maybe some flour disasters) with fellow travelers. Expect local flavors, real recipes to take home, and that warm buzz only Rome can give you.
Rome Testaccio: Food Tour with Pasta & Market TastingsYou taste nine carefully selected bites across Testaccio Market and a trattoria carved into an ancient hill: bruschetta you make yourself, three iconic Roman pastas, and gelato from a century-old shop. An English-speaking guide walks you through the neighborhood's vendors and history, with wine and beer included throughout. Plan for a morning outing — it's the pace that lets you actually taste the difference between the pastas instead of just rushing through them.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like Romans actually do, not like tourists in a restaurant — the market vendors and the trattoria carved into an ancient hill are where the real flavor lives. Expect a morning pace that lets you taste the difference between three pastas instead of rushing through them, and plan to walk through a neighborhood most Rome visitors skip.
Rome: Trastevere Food Tour with Dinner & Wine TastingYou walk through four carefully chosen stops in Trastevere with an English-speaking guide, tasting cured meats and wine at a century-old salumeria, trying street food, sitting down for a three-course Roman dinner with wine pairings, and finishing with organic gelato. The group stays under twelve people, so the pace is manageable and the restaurants feel local. Allergies need to be reported before booking, and the tour happens in the evening, so plan to arrive hungry.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Romans do in the evening without arranging four separate stops, choosing wines, or timing yourself—the guide handles the route and the restaurants are already picked for locals, not tourists.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Class with Wine in PratiYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a real Roman kitchen, learn centuries-old pizza techniques from a local chef, and share laughs over free-flowing wine as you bake your own Margherita in Prati’s oldest wood-fired oven. Finish with homemade tiramisu and leave with hands dusted in flour — plus maybe a story or two worth telling back home.
Rome: Pasta & Gelato Cooking Class in TrastevereYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Rome’s Trastevere for a hands-on pasta & gelato cooking class led by a local chef. Sip prosecco over appetizers, learn to make fettuccine and ravioli from scratch, then relax with plenty of wine as you share your meal with new friends. The flavors—and laughter—tend to linger long after you leave.
Frascati Wine & Pasta Making Class from Rome with DinnerYou take the train from Rome to Frascati, taste two family wines with local appetizers, learn to make fresh pasta by hand, choose your Roman sauce, cook and eat your own dish in the wine cellar, then tour the storage caves below. The whole experience runs about half a day and includes everything except your train ticket back.Is it for me?Book this if you want to step out of Rome's tourist rhythm for half a day and learn something with your hands while eating what you made—the small group size and the family running it are what make it feel like you're visiting friends, not taking a class.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Local ChefYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand in a lively Roman kitchen, learn secret tips for creamy tiramisu with a generous splash of Tia Maria, and share laughs over local wine with your chef and new friends. From hands-on lessons to tasting your own creations (plus a final shot of limoncello), this cooking class in Rome leaves you full—in every sense.
Rome Food Tour Campo de' Fiori: 8+ Tastings & Secret DishYou’ll wander Rome’s historic center with a local guide, tasting everything from crispy supplí to fresh Roman pasta and artisanal gelato. Expect laughter over thin-sliced cheeses in bustling markets, quiet moments by ancient fountains, and even a surprise “secret dish.” This isn’t just eating — it’s feeling Rome with all your senses.
Rome: Pasta Making Class with Wine & Italian SaucesYou’ll get your hands messy learning real Roman pasta-making from local chefs in a small group setting—rolling dough, shaping ravioli, stirring up classic Italian sauces. Share laughs over stories and glasses of wine before sitting down together for a meal you helped create. It’s warm, lively, and honestly feels like being welcomed into someone’s family kitchen.
Rome: Piazza Navona Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking ClassYou’ll knead dough with locals in a sunlit room above Piazza Navona, learn to make fettuccine and classic tiramisu from scratch, then taste your own creations with wine and bruschetta as Roman life bustles outside. Expect laughter over imperfect noodles and a view you’ll remember long after dessert.
Rome: Pasta & Gelato Cooking Class by Vatican with WineYou’ll learn to make fresh pasta and gelato from scratch with a Roman chef near the Vatican, tasting local olive oil and sipping wine as you go. Expect laughs over floury hands, stories behind every recipe, and a shared meal where you eat everything you create. It’s hands-on but never intimidating — you’ll leave full of food and ideas for your next dinner party.
Rome Trastevere: Food & Wine Walking Tour with Pasta DinnerYou’ll wander Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood tasting regional wines, homemade supplì, three types of pasta at a family trattoria, and artisan gelato—all guided by a local who knows every story behind each bite. Expect laughter over spritzes in lively piazzas and honest insight into eating like a Roman long after you leave.
Rome: Cooking Class with Pizza, Pasta & Wine in GardenYou’ll roll dough with Roman chefs in a quiet garden, bake pizza in a wood-fired oven, shape two types of pasta by hand, then feast on your creations with unlimited local wine. Finish with homemade tiramisù and limoncello tasting—plus stories and laughter you’ll remember long after you leave Rome.
Rome Food Tour: Small Group Restaurant Hopping & GelatoYou’ll wander Rome’s historic center with a local guide, sharing prosecco and antipasti near the Turtle Fountain before tasting pizza al taglio by Largo di Torre Argentina. Savor cacio e pepe beside the Pantheon and finish with real gelato in a quiet piazza. It’s relaxed, lively, and full of those small moments you remember long after.
Rome: Pasta & Gelato Cooking Class in City CenterYou’ll roll up your sleeves in central Rome to make pasta from scratch with locals who keep it lighthearted. Taste your own creations over wine, watch real gelato being made, and leave with recipes (and maybe flour on your shirt). It’s casual, hands-on fun — not just another cooking class.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Wine & LunchYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough for fettuccine and ravioli in a cozy Roman kitchen, guided by a local chef who shares family tips along the way. Taste your own creations — plus homemade tiramisu — over lunch with wine and limoncello included. Expect laughter, flour-dusted hands, and new friends around the table.
Rome: Pizza & Gelato Cooking Class in City CenterYou’ll get your hands messy shaping Roman pizza dough and watch real gelato come together before tasting both creations with wine or soft drinks. Local chefs guide you step-by-step in a lively kitchen right in Rome’s center—expect laughter, stories, and a recipe booklet to take home memories (and maybe some flour on your shirt).
Rome: Gelato & Fettuccine Cooking Class Piazza NavonaYou’ll make fresh fettuccine and real Italian gelato in a cozy Rome restaurant steps from Piazza Navona—with help from a local chef who keeps things light. Taste your own creations over wine and bruschetta while soaking up the piazza’s energy. It’s hands-on, sometimes messy, always fun—and you’ll leave remembering those little moments more than any recipe.
Rome: Trionfale Market Food Tour & Gabriele Bonci PizzaYou start with coffee at a local café, then move through Gabriele Bonci's pizzeria, a gourmet shop with aged vinegars and truffles, the Trionfale Market with tastings at multiple stands, and finish with pasta and wine at a family-run trattoria. Over 25 tastings total, with an expert guide leading groups small enough to move easily between venues. The whole experience runs several hours and includes unlimited food and wine.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where Romans actually eat without spending hours researching restaurants or navigating the market alone — the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the timing, so you just show up hungry and follow along.
Rome Trastevere: Pasta Making Class & Food TourYou shop at a famous Roman butcher, taste porchetta and wine, then spend two hours learning to shape fresh pasta at a local trattoria. You cook fettuccine and ravioli, sit down and eat them with wine, then finish at a gelateria where you learn to spot real gelato. The guide is local, English-speaking, and knows which details matter. Dietary needs can be accommodated if you mention them at booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn to make pasta in Rome without spending a day in a cooking school — the butcher shop and trattoria are real neighborhood stops, the guide is local, and you eat what you make the same day.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with WineYou’ll step into a Roman kitchen to knead fresh pasta dough, fill your own ravioli, and whip up creamy tiramisu with guidance from a local chef. Enjoy laughter over floury hands, pick your favorite sauce for fettuccine, then sit down for lunch with wine and limoncello. You’ll leave full — not just from food but from sharing something real in Rome.
Rome: Jewish Ghetto Food & Wine Tour with Ancient DinnerYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s Jewish Ghetto and historic neighborhoods with a local guide—sampling seven different foods and wines along winding streets. Expect laughter over fried artichokes, stories by ancient ruins, and a rich dinner served among theater columns. It’s not just about eating; it’s feeling Rome’s layers come alive around you.
Rome: Pasta Cooking Class & Tiramisu Dessert with ChefYou’ll knead dough by hand in a Roman kitchen, laugh as you shape fettuccine and ravioli with an Italian chef guiding you, then enjoy your own creations paired with wine or soft drinks. Finish with homemade tiramisu and limoncello or coffee — it’s warm, welcoming, and leaves you smiling long after.
Rome: Fettuccine & Tiramisu Cooking Class with WineYou’ll get your hands sticky making fresh fettuccine and creamy tiramisu right in central Rome. Guided by a local chef, you’ll knead dough, choose your sauce, share laughs over wine, and finish with limoncello or coffee. It’s not just about recipes — it’s about tasting Rome’s warmth firsthand.
Rome Trastevere & Campo de' Fiori Street Food Walking TourYou’ll walk through Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori alongside a local guide, sampling Roman street food like pizza bianca and suppli straight from longtime vendors. Cross Ponte Sisto for city views, wander lively markets, and finish with real gelato on a quiet piazza step — expect warmth, laughter, and plenty of flavor along the way.
Rome Trastevere: Food Tour with 7+ Tastings & WineYou walk through medieval Trastevere stopping at seven food spots, tasting porchetta, fiori di zucca, supplí, two Roman pastas, gelato and wine without arranging the stops yourself or waiting in lines. The tour includes a secret dish that changes daily and ends with entry to the neighborhood's most famous gelato bar. You need to contact the operator in advance if you have dietary requirements — they can't accommodate gluten-free allergies.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Romans actually eat in Trastevere without spending the afternoon researching restaurants, waiting in lines, or guessing which places are worth your time — the small group size and skip-the-line access mean you taste more and stand around less.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Chef & MealYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough by hand in Rome’s heart, guided by a local chef who shares family stories as you knead and shape fettuccine and ravioli. After learning the secrets behind classic tiramisu (and tasting plenty along the way), you’ll sit down for a lively meal with new friends — laughter included.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near ColosseumYou’ll learn how to make pasta from scratch near Rome’s Colosseum, laugh over tiramisu mishaps with a local chef, and share a meal (plus wine or soft drinks) with new friends around one big table. Expect hands-on fun, good stories, and recipes to take home—plus maybe a little flour on your shirt.
Rome Food Tour by the Vatican: Pizza, Wine & CheeseYou'll move through four locally loved food venues near Vatican City, tasting Rome's best pizza, aged cheeses, truffles, handmade pasta and tiramisu while drinking D.O.C.G wines. Groups stay small — max 15 people — so the pace stays relaxed. Choose between a full 4-hour tour or a 90-minute wine pairing if time is tight.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Romans actually eat without spending the afternoon researching neighborhoods and making reservations — the fixed route and small group size mean you show up and taste, nothing else to arrange.
Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Food Tour with Pasta & GelatoYou’ll walk Rome’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting everything from crispy cod in Campo de Fiori to fresh pasta in Trastevere osterias. Meet the King of Porchetta for roast pork and beer before ending with artisan gelato under evening lights. You’ll leave full — but also kind of wishing you could do it all again tomorrow.
Rome: Pizza & Gelato Cooking Class in Historic PalazzoYou’ll roll up your sleeves inside a 17th-century Roman palazzo for a hands-on pizza and gelato class led by welcoming local chefs. Start with Prosecco and antipasti, learn to knead dough from scratch, pick your favorite toppings, then share your creations over wine at a cozy group dinner. It’s warm, lively, and leaves you with new skills—and maybe a few new friends too.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Wine & ProseccoYou’ll join a small group in Rome’s foodie neighborhood near the Vatican for a hands-on pasta & tiramisu making class with a local chef. Expect floury hands, plenty of laughs, unlimited fine wine and prosecco, plus recipes to bring home so you can relive those flavors later. It’s warm-hearted chaos in the best way.
Rome: Trevi Fountain & Pantheon Food Tour with Market & WineYou start at a working farmer's market, taste cured meats and pizza from century-old shops, eat lunch among Roman theatre ruins, then visit Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and Piazza Navona with wine and gelato included. A local guide handles the history and pacing, so you don't have to plan the route or decide where to eat.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Rome's main landmarks plus genuine food stops without planning the route themselves — the guide's knowledge of which shops matter and the fixed itinerary are what fit five major sites and six tastings into one morning.
Rome Trastevere: Food Tour with Local Guide & WineYou walk through Trastevere with a local foodie guide, stopping at five carefully chosen spots to taste handmade biscuits, Roman cheeses, supplì, carbonara, and artisanal gelato—eating a full meal across the neighborhood without sitting down at a restaurant. Small groups mean your guide actually talks to you, explains the history behind each dish, and shares the kind of tips locals use. English and Italian throughout, water and one drink included, no separate meal bill at the end.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Romans actually order without spending the evening at a single restaurant table, and you'd rather have a local explain the history and ingredients than figure it out yourself. Small groups mean your guide isn't rushing through five stops with twenty people; they're actually talking to you.
Rome: Jewish Ghetto & Campo de' Fiori Night Food TourYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s Jewish Ghetto and Campo de’ Fiori after dark, sampling everything from fried artichokes to fresh pizza, cured meats, tiramisu, espresso, and gelato—with wine and beer along the way. Expect stories that stick with you as much as the flavors do—and maybe even a new appreciation for nighttime Rome.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class near Vatican with WineYou’ll knead fresh pasta dough by hand with a local chef guiding you step by step near the Vatican. Taste your own fettuccine and ravioli with Roman sauces, sip wine or Spritz, then finish off with homemade tiramisu around a lively table. It’s hands-on, messy fun — and you’ll leave full in every sense.
Rome: Testaccio Market Food Tour & 8 Local TastingsYou start with coffee at a local bakery, move through Testaccio Market tasting from 8 family-run eateries, sit down for a full pasta lunch with wine at a trattoria, and finish with gelato at a historic gelateria. Your guide points out the archaeology and the vendors who've been there for decades. You get 14 tastings total, no transport to arrange, and a real sense of how Romans eat when they're not eating for tourists.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Romans actually do in a neighborhood that matters to them, not a tourist version of it—the small group size and vendor relationships mean you're following a real routine, not a performance of one.
Rome Pantheon: Wine Pairing Dinner & Cellar with SommelierYou’ll share an evening near Rome’s Pantheon with a small group and a local sommelier—starting underground for aperitivo in a historic cellar before savoring three courses paired with regional wines upstairs at Casa Bleve. Expect laughter over cacio e pepe and stories behind every glass. This dinner leaves you feeling both welcomed and just slightly Roman yourself.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Cooking Class Piazza NavonaYou’ll knead dough with locals right by Piazza Navona, laugh over imperfect pizzas, sip wine or limoncello with your meal, and learn secrets behind real Roman tiramisu from a chef who makes it feel easy—even if you mess up your circle shape.
Rome: Golf Cart Food Tour with Pasta & GelatoYou ride a golf cart through Rome's neighborhoods, stopping at six handpicked spots for food and wine tastings — fried artichokes, Amatriciana pasta, gelato, and a Prosecco toast at Gianicolo Hill. The morning tour swaps the first two stops for Testaccio market. You get five to six hours, four drinks, a local English-speaking guide, and enough stories to justify the cost. Book with at least two people and arrive on time.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Rome's signature dishes without spending the day figuring out which trattoria to trust or how to get between neighborhoods — the golf cart and guide handle both, and the fixed stops mean you're eating at places locals actually go.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near Piazza NavonaYou’ll roll fresh fettuccine and ravioli dough with a local chef in central Rome, fill your own pasta, then whip up creamy tiramisu from scratch. Afterward, share a meal with new friends over wine and limoncello. Expect laughter, hands-on learning, and flavors you’ll want to recreate back home.
Rome Food Tour: Campo de' Fiori, Jewish Ghetto & TrastevereYou’ll start your Rome food tour tasting market-fresh caprese at Campo de’ Fiori before wandering through the Jewish Ghetto for fried cod and pastries straight from Boccione Bakery. Savor crispy artichokes at Da Enzo in Trastevere, then descend into an ancient wine cellar for pasta and stories with your guide. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and a sense of real Roman life woven through every stop.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class near TerminiYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a small Roman kitchen just steps from Termini, learning to make fresh pasta and real tiramisu alongside a local chef. Taste as you go, laugh with new friends over prosecco, and bring home recipes (and maybe a little flour on your shirt). It’s warm, hands-on, and surprisingly memorable.
Rome Cooking Class: Market Tour, Pasta Making & TiramisuYou’ll wander Rome’s markets for fresh ingredients before learning to make hand-rolled pasta and classic tiramisu with local chefs. Expect laughter over floury hands, stories from your hosts, and plenty of wine at lunch. It’s not just a cooking class — it feels like joining someone’s Roman kitchen for an afternoon you’ll remember.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with ProseccoYou’ll start your Roman evening with prosecco before making fresh pasta and classic tiramisu alongside a local chef. Taste your own handmade fettuccine with wine at a shared table, swap stories with new friends, and finish with chilled tiramisu you crafted yourself. It’s messy hands, laughter, and real flavors — the kind of night you might keep thinking about long after you leave Rome.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisù Cooking Class in Historic PalazzoYou’ll step inside a centuries-old Roman palazzo for a small-group cooking class where you’ll knead fresh pasta dough by hand, whip up creamy tiramisù alongside locals, sip Prosecco to start, and enjoy your creations over lunch with wine. Expect laughter, real stories from your chef, and recipes to bring home—plus that lingering sense of belonging only Rome seems to give.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Class with Local Chef & WineYou’ll join a small group near Piazza Mattei for hands-on pasta making in Rome with a local chef guiding you through every step — from mixing dough to layering tiramisu. Expect laughter over lopsided ravioli, tips you’ll actually remember, and plenty of premium wine as you eat what you’ve cooked together. You might leave with flour on your shirt but also new friends.
Rome: Fresh Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class near TerminiYou’ll knead fresh dough by hand in Rome, roll fettuccine, shape ravioli with your own filling, then build layers of tiramisu under your chef’s watchful eye. Expect laughter, flour everywhere, local tips from your instructor—and a real Roman meal you’ll share with new friends at the end.
Rome Food Tour: Campo de' Fiori, Pasta & Gelato WalkYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s historic center—sampling cheese and salami at Campo de’ Fiori market, trying classic Roman street snacks and pastas with local wine, then ending with real gelato near ancient ruins. Expect laughter, little surprises, and plenty of flavors you’ll want to remember long after you leave.
Rome Street Food Tour: Campo de' Fiori, Jewish Ghetto & GelatoYou’ll walk Rome’s tangled streets with a local guide, tasting supplì near Campo de’ Fiori, crunching into fried artichoke in the Jewish Ghetto, and ending with real gelato by ancient ruins. Expect laughter, local stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and flavors that stick with you long after you leave.
Rome: Pizza & Gelato Cooking Class Near Piazza NavonaYou’ll knead dough by hand in a Roman kitchen just steps from Piazza Navona, learn to churn real Italian gelato with a local chef’s help, taste your own creations over wine or soda at a shared table, then finish with a sip of limoncello—leaving you full and smiling for hours after.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class by Colosseum with WineYou’ll knead dough by hand, roll fresh pasta sheets, fill your own ravioli, and build classic tiramisu from scratch—all just steps from Rome’s Colosseum. Guided by a Roman chef (with plenty of wine flowing), you’ll share laughs and stories while learning real techniques. Expect flour on your shirt and maybe a new favorite dessert recipe to bring home.
Rome: Gelato, Tiramisu & Cannoli Pastry Lab Cooking ClassYou’ll step into a working Roman pastry lab, learn hands-on from local chefs how to make tiramisu, cannoli, and real Italian gelato—all ingredients included. Taste your creations with new friends over a glass of Prosecco (or juice), then take your desserts home as sweet souvenirs. Expect laughter, flour-dusted fingers, and stories you’ll want to retell.
Rome: E-Bike Food Tour to Trastevere, Janiculum Hill & TestaccioYou’ll pedal quiet Roman streets by e-bike with a local guide, tasting fresh panini in Testaccio and gelato near Campo de’ Fiori. Climb Janiculum Hill for sweeping city views and wind through Trastevere’s cobbled lanes before sampling more street food in the Jewish Ghetto. Expect laughter, real flavors, and a side of Rome most visitors never quite see.
Rome: Pasta & Wine Cooking Class near PantheonYou’ll knead dough by hand just steps from Rome’s Pantheon, guided by locals who treat you like family. Shape ravioli and fettuccine, share stories over Tuscan wine, then sit down together for a homemade feast in a historic palazzo. You’ll leave with new skills—and maybe a little flour on your shirt.
Frascati: Half-Day Wine Tour & Lunch from Rome by TrainYou’ll catch an early train from Rome to Frascati for a day full of local flavor—fresh-baked cookies at the bakery, stories from your guide Lucia as you wander cobbled streets, tastings inside an ancient wine cave with Marco, then lunch at an osteria where homemade pasta is just the start. Expect laughter, new friends, and that relaxed feeling you only get when time slows down.
Rome: Pizza, Gelato & Suppli Cooking Class by ColosseumYou’ll knead pizza dough by hand, fry up gooey Roman supplì with guidance from local chefs, and churn your own gelato—all just steps from the Colosseum. Expect laughter over floury hands, tips from real Romans, plenty of wine, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave Rome.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with MasterChefYou’ll join a small group in Rome for hands-on pasta and tiramisu making with a MasterChef instructor. Start with prosecco and Roman snacks, then roll fettuccine dough yourself before mastering creamy Alfredo sauce. Afterward, relax over your homemade meal with wine and limoncello—all recipes sent home as a digital booklet. You’ll leave full and smiling.
Rome: Trastevere Street Food Tour & Tastings WalkYou’ll walk Rome’s Trastevere district with a local guide, sampling real Roman street food from bakeries and delis—think crunchy pizza, pastries, cheese, salami, and a sip of wine or beer along the way. Expect laughter, history woven into each stop, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve licked the last bit of gelato from your fingers.
Rome Food Tour: Trastevere, Ghetto & Campo de' Fiori with WineYou’ll wander Rome’s Campo de’ Fiori market sampling cheeses and hams, taste fried artichokes in the Jewish Ghetto, cross Tiber Island by foot, and finish with pasta and wine in lively Trastevere. Expect laughter with locals, stories from your guide, and maybe even a perfect scoop of gelato that stays with you long after.
Rome Cooking Class: Lasagna, Fettuccine & TiramisuYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand with Roman chefs, layer your own lasagna, and build creamy tiramisu while swapping stories around the kitchen table. Enjoy your meal with wine in good company—expect laughter, floury hands, and new skills you’ll want to take home.Is it for me?You'll knead, roll, and layer lasagna from scratch under a professional chef's guidance, leaving with techniques you can recreate in your own kitchen.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near ColosseumYou’ll step into a cozy Roman kitchen steps from the Colosseum to knead pizza dough, layer creamy tiramisu, and laugh with locals over homemade lunch. With guidance from your chef—and plenty of prosecco or wine—you’ll create memories that stick long after you leave Rome. It’s hands-on fun for families or friends looking for something real.
Rome: Gluten Free Pasta Cooking Class & LunchYou spend three hours learning to shape three types of gluten free pasta from scratch under chef Christian's guidance, then eat what you made for lunch with Roman sauces and sides. The class includes the pasta machine, all ingredients, a full meal, drinks and a 10% discount on products from the supplier. No experience needed — just show up ready to use your hands.Is it for me?Right for anyone managing a gluten free diet who wants to learn the real technique instead of working around a standard recipe — the class is built entirely around gluten free flour and methods, so you're not adapting someone else's class, and you eat lunch without any worry about cross-contamination.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisù Cooking Class with Wine & ProseccoYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough by hand in central Rome, guided step-by-step by a local chef who keeps things light (and keeps your glass full). Taste your own fettuccine and tiramisù creations alongside regional wines. Expect laughter, flour everywhere, and that sweet moment when you realize you’re eating what you made yourself.
Rome Trastevere Food Tour: Pasta, Wine & Local TastingsYou’ll wander Rome’s Trastevere district with a local guide, tasting fresh pasta, Roman pizza al taglio, cured meats and creamy gelato along the way. Expect laughter over wine, behind-the-scenes stories from family-run spots, and small moments you’ll remember long after you leave these cobbled streets.
Rome: Campo de' Fiori & Trastevere Food Wine Walking TourYou walk from Campo de' Fiori through Rome's food center for four hours, stopping at local producers and eateries to taste PGI-protected cured meats, cheeses, baccalà fritto, pizza, and supplì, each paired with Italian wine. The tour ends with a sit-down supper in Trastevere — antipasto, two courses, wine, and gelato — before wrapping around 9:30pm. All food and wine are included; your guide handles the route and the history.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat like a Roman without spending the afternoon researching where to go or negotiating menus — the guide knows the producers, the pacing means you taste without rushing, and the fixed route gets you from the market to a proper supper in Trastevere in one evening.
Rome: Private Food Tour with 6 or 10 TastingsYou taste 10 hand-picked local foods and drinks—from buffalo mozzarella to gelato—guided by a Rome-based foodie who knows the markets and backstreets. The tour stays small (just you and your guide), avoids the standard tourist routes, and includes vegetarian alternatives if you need them. You walk through Campo de' Fiori, Trastevere, and Ponte Sisto, eating and learning at a pace that lets you actually absorb the city, not just check boxes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat Rome's actual food—the things locals queue for—without arranging six separate stops yourself or wondering if a place is real or staged for tourists. A private guide means you move at your own pace and skip anything that doesn't interest you.
Rome: Private Chef Dinner at Your Hotel & 4-Course Roman MealYou get a four-course Roman dinner — antipasto, pasta, meat course, and tiramisù — prepared by a personal chef at your accommodation in Rome. Choose whether to cook alongside her or have it ready when you arrive. Wine pairing is available on request. She handles all shopping, prep, and cleanup, so you show up and eat.Is it for me?Book this if you want an authentic Roman meal without leaving your hotel and without arranging a restaurant reservation — the chef arrives with everything, cooks it in your space, and handles the cleanup, which is what makes a full dinner possible in a room that isn't a kitchen.
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Rome to Tuscany: Civita di Bagnoregio, Pienza & Vineyard LunchYou’ll cross the dramatic bridge into Civita di Bagnoregio, sample local cheeses and handmade pasta at a Montepulciano winery with lunch included, then stroll Pienza’s golden streets with free time to explore. Expect real flavors, warm hosts, valley views that linger in your mind — and maybe a laugh or two along the way.
Rome: Pasta Cooking Class & Nomentano Market WalkYou’ll walk through Rome’s Nomentano Market with a local chef before learning to make fresh pasta by hand in their kitchen. Taste your own creations over lunch with wine, swap stories around the table, and end with coffee and limoncello — all wrapped up in real Roman warmth you’ll carry home.
Rome to Siena & San Gimignano: Tuscany Wine Tasting TourYou visit Siena's medieval center and Piazza del Campo, explore San Gimignano's walled streets and towers, then taste 10 wines and eat lunch at a working estate near the town. Hotel pickup from central Rome is included, as is your guide for the whole day. The fixed schedule means you see both cities and the cellar without arranging transport or timing anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two major Tuscan cities and taste wine at a working estate without arranging separate transport, entry tickets, or a lunch reservation—the full-day structure and included pickup handle all of that, leaving you to focus on the places and the wine.
Rome: Tuscany Wine Tour Montepulciano & Montalcino with LunchYou depart Rome early morning by air-conditioned bus and spend the day in two medieval Tuscan towns. In Montepulciano, you tour a 12th-century winery and taste Nobile wine with a sommelier, then eat a gourmet Tuscan lunch in the winery's ancient refectory. In Montalcino, you explore the Brunello museum and an Etruscan tomb. A bilingual guide leads you through both towns, and you return to Rome by evening without arranging transport or reservations yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Tuscan wine where it's made and eat lunch in a centuries-old winery without arranging your own transport or navigating between towns — the fixed itinerary and bilingual guide handle all the logistics so you just show up and experience it.
Frequently asked questions
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Rome Trastevere Food Tour: 6-7 stops at sunset is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.92 out of 5 across 6,585 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 2 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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