The Roman Food tour: Taste the best of the city!

Travellers join a small group and a passionate foodie guide for a three and a half hour walk that combines some of Rome’s most famous sights with carefully chosen food stops. The tour turns the city into an open air dining room where every corner offers a taste of Roman culture and cuisine. As you wander through elegant piazzas near Campo de Fiori, you can enjoy local specialties and learn about the history of the area. The experience is relaxed and immersive, allowing you to explore at a comfortable pace while discovering hidden culinary gems that many visitors might miss. Each stop is thoughtfully selected to showcase the diversity of Roman food from simple street snacks to more elaborate dishes.

The tour continues through the historic Jewish Ghetto and lively Trastevere, two neighborhoods rich in culture and flavor. In the Jewish Ghetto, travellers can sample traditional recipes that have been passed down through generations while learning about the community's history and influence on Roman cuisine. Trastevere offers a different experience with its narrow cobbled streets and vibrant atmosphere, where tastings include handmade pasta dishes and artisanal gelato. Along the way, the guide shares stories and insights that bring the food and the city to life, creating a memorable journey that combines sightseeing with gastronomy. By the end of the walk, travellers have not only enjoyed a variety of authentic dishes but also gained a deeper understanding of Rome’s culinary traditions and cultural heritage.