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Dena_S, Oct 2026
Perfect way to start your visit in Rome
This tour was a perfect way to spend our first night in Rome. Julia was a gracious and knowledgeable hostess. Not only did we get to eat a variety of Roman cuisine, we also got history lessons about its origin and a walking tour through neighborhoods outside typical tourist spots.
Marci_H, Oct 2026
Highlight of our time in Rome
Don’t miss this tour! It is such a fun way to learn more about the neighborhoods and to enjoy the foods of Rome! Our guide Lisa was so fun and knowledgeable. She shared so much about the different neighborhoods we walked through and was able to give us a lot of the history of this part of Rome. Definitely a great experience. We loved it!
Marsha_G, Oct 2026
Great Food Tour Experience
We had a wonderful food tour with Lisa! The tour was interesting and well paced and the food choices were diverse and tasty. The tour was Led by Lisa in an informative and organized way and we enjoyed the experience with the other guests. Lisa was warm and caring and well spoken.
Christina_C, Oct 2026
Great tour with history, food, and wine!
Andrea was an excellent guide. He gave us a great history lesson behind each area we walked through. We sampled, great food, wine, beer, and ended the evening with espresso and gelato. I would recommend this tour to everyone!

Campo de' Fiori

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Rome
Campo de' Fiori
  • The square is pedestrian only and crowded with lively vendors hawking their wares, making it an interesting diversion for kids.

  • If you’re joining a walking or bike tour of Rome and Campo de’ Fiori, wear comfortable shoes and a hat.

  • Campo de’ Fiori is easy to navigate with a wheelchair or stroller, although the thick morning crowds may make the market difficult to navigate.

  • In addition to the stands themselves, there are plenty of cafés and gelato shops in or near the square, making the area perfect for a snack.

  • Shoppers are discouraged from touching the food; instead, point to your selection and the vendor will bag it for you.

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