Top Rome Spring Break

Foodies will love the chance to learn to make some favorite Italian dishes, including pasta from scratch, ravioli, and tiramisu. Immerse yourself in Italian culture through its food, and learn more than you would just by eating these dishes at a restaurant. The group class takes place at a local restaurant, so you can get a behind-the-scenes look at how Italian restaurants run. Every participant gets their own workstation and will sit down at the communal table to eat their delicious creations afterward.

Take a break from the bustle of Rome and experience two pillars of Italian cuisine in the peaceful Franscati countryside with this unique day trip. Visit a traditional family-run winery to sample local red and white wines, then learn the secrets to making perfect pasta from scratch during a hands-on lesson. Cap off your visit with dinner featuring your own fresh pasta topped with a traditional Roman sauce.

Learn to make pizza, and either tiramisu or gelato, by hand with a professional chef in Rome. Use top-quality, local ingredients to create delicious, traditional pizza, then pop your culinary creations into a woodfired oven to crisp to a golden brown. After cooking, enjoy your pizza alongside tiramisu or gelato, paired with a selection of wines to complement your meal.

After sampling delicious pizza and pasta in Rome, make sure you know how to recreate the culinary magic at home. Learn to cook these favorite Italian dishes during a half-day small-group cooking workshop in the Italian capital. Get hands-on instruction from a chef as you prepare the dough and sauces from scratch. Then, sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor, paired tiramisu, wine, and limoncello.

Discover the secrets to making authentic homemade pasta and tiramisu, in a fun and easy way and in just a few hours, from a local chef in a small-group cooking class in Rome. Enjoy free-flowing fine wine and soft drinks while learning to prepare classic Italian dishes, including two pastas and tiramisu. Group sizes are limited for a more personalized experience, offering excellent value and quality ingredients.

Rome is a top-notch location to learn how to to prepare classic local dishes such as “carbonara” or “cacio e pepe” pasta—but no one wants to spend their vacation in a cramped, overheated kitchen watching demonstrations. Luckily, this small-group cooking workshop takes place on a rooftop in the heart of trendy, arty Monti. Prepare fresh pasta from scratch, plus three classic Spritz cocktails—Aperol, Campari, and Limoncello.

Enjoy an opera concert on a panoramic rooftop during this exclusive experience in Rome. Watch a selection of opera performances from Verdi, Puccini, and Bellini as you admire views that span from Piazza Navona to the Palazzo Pamphilj. Opera events include a tasty Italian aperitivo with cheese, cold meats, wine, prosecco, or non-alcoholic drinks.

With many tourist-heavy restaurants in Rome, finding an authentic, hands-on food experience near the Colosseum can be tricky. This lively evening pizza-making class lets you step into the kitchen and craft your own Roman-style pizza from scratch. Sip three Aperol Spritz, Hugo Spritz, or alcohol-free alternatives as you master dough-stretching, topping, and baking techniques in about 2 hours.

Learn how to make pasta from scratch in this interactive cooking workshop in Rome. See how authentic gelato is made up close, then improve your cooking skills with guidance from a chef. Feel like a professional as you use high-quality tools and ingredients to make your meal. The reward for your hard work is delicious food and unlimited wine.

Escape the vibrancy of Rome for a full-day exploration of Tuscany's enchanting landscapes, visiting the picture-postcard villages of Pienza and Montepulciano in one day. Journey through the Val d’Orcia countryside, where golden hills and vineyards paint a picturesque backdrop. Discover Montepulciano, renowned for its Vino Nobile, and delve into the historic Cantina Talosa, enjoying a delicious tasting of three selected Tuscan wines, including Vino Nobile. In Pienza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stroll its harmonious streets and savor three different varieties of the famed Pecorino di Pienza in a local shop. This tour combines art, history, and culinary delights, offering a true taste of Tuscany. - Full-day tour from Rome to Montepulciano and Pienza - Roundtrip transport by comfortable GT coach with expert guide - Tasting of 3 selected Tuscan wines at Cantina Talosa, including Vino Nobile, and 3 varieties of Pecorino di Pienza - Free time to explore the charming towns and landscapes

Break up your sightseeing with this unique food and wine pairing experience in Trastevere, the most characteristic district of Rome. Descend into an authentic underground wine cellar set in a Roman cistern from the 1st century and furnished with antiques to sample a variety of premier wines paired with gourmet bites. Learn about each wine from the expert staff and feast on artisan cheeses, charcuterie, and other select delicacies.

Few places in the world wow you like the lost city of Pompeii. And while it's on just about every traveler’s bucket list, getting there has complications. With this tour, you can avoid the stress of planning your visit from Rome: You'll reach Pompeii via high-speed train and leave all the details to your guide. After a fully guided skip-the-line tour of the archaeological site, enjoy wine tasting and a farm-to-table lunch at a vineyard on the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius before returning to Rome.

Learn how to eat and drink like a local during this group dinner crawl through Rome's Trastevere neighborhood. Skip the tourist traps and explore hidden gems and eateries locals go to. Understand the history of Roman cuisine and meet the people behind the city’s notable gastronomy. Taste several traditional dishes along the way, from pizza and pasta to cheeses, Italian wine, and gelato.

Sample food from spots that locals love, and few tourists know about, on this small-group food tour. Head off the tourist trail to visit eateries in Campo de Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere—including hidden locations you'd otherwise miss out on. As you explore, learn how food plays a part in Roman culture, and enjoy sampling food and wine at various vendors in the city.

Learn to make pasta by hand with a professional chef-instructor for a truly memorable experience in Rome. Your small-group cooking class takes place in a private location in a traditional Roman neighborhood and covers the basics of creating incredible Italian pasta. Nibble on light appetizers and sip on prosecco as you begin to prepare the pasta meal. Or, opt for the pizza-making class to prepare your own pie.

Discover the art of authentic Italian cooking in a hands-on class led by a local chef, set in a traditional Roman pizzeria near the Vatican in one of the city’s most vibrant foodie neighborhoods. Learn how to make classic pizza and tiramisu from scratch using high-quality ingredients. Enjoy a fun and engaging experience with expert guidance, 3 glasses of wine plus 1 Prosecco or soft drinks included. With small group sizes, you’ll get a memorable experience—so be sure to book your spot! Along the way, you’ll also hear the stories behind the dishes you’re creating, so you can bring a piece of Italy back home and impress your friends and family not just with your cooking, but with the stories too. After the class, sit down and enjoy the dishes you’ve created, then end on a sweet note with a visit to an authentic local gelateria, where you’ll learn how to recognize real artisanal gelato. You’ll get the recipes to recreate everything at home—a fun, warm, memorable experience.

Covering Civita di Bagnoregio, Montepulciano, and Orvieto in a single day from Rome requires a driving route across three regions that's difficult to coordinate independently. This group tour connects all three, with a guided visit to Civita di Bagnoregio, a farmhouse lunch paired with a Brunello di Montalcino wine tasting in Montepulciano, and a visit to Orvieto's Duomo and underground sites.

Take a break from sightseeing and let your hair down in a tipsy cooking class in the heart of Rome. Try your hand at rolling, cutting, and cooking fettuccine pasta and making a traditional carbonara or cacio e pepe sauce, all under the watchful eye of a local chef. Mix three classic Italian spritzes to enjoy while you cook and finish by savoring your own handiwork. For an even more personal experience, upgrade to a private class.

Enjoy the thrill of an unforgettable night out in Rome on a Spanish Steps pub crawl. Journey through some of the city's finest bars and pubs. Along with private transportation, you have your choice of a 1-hour open bar of beer, wine, and mixed drinks, or just one included drink to get the night started. Get ready for an evening of joyous revelry with fellow travelers who want to meet new people.

While many visitors to Rome enjoy the city's food and wine, most don’t get the chance to visit Frascati, which is a hotspot for local, Italian cuisine in the Lazio region. This food tour gets you out of the city and to this hilltop location, where you will have time to explore the old town, try out traditional specialties, and sample heirloom wines at a historic family-run winery.

Go beyond sightseeing and step into a kitchen overlooking the Colosseum for a hands-on Italian cooking experience. Instead of simply ordering in a restaurant, learn how to make fresh pasta and tiramisu from scratch in a small-group class that focuses on traditional techniques. With free-flowing wine as you cook and time to enjoy the dishes you’ve created, this half-day experience offers a more immersive way to explore Rome’s food culture.

Rome’s dining scene is vast, making it hard to find truly memorable spots without local insight. This small-group tour helps you skip tourist traps and discover standout eateries in Trastevere. Sample 10 Roman specialties including a full pasta meal, pizza, gelato, plus Italian wines, local beer, or non-alcoholic drinks, all while exploring one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods with an in-the-know guide.

Rome is most beautiful at night, with its illuminated buildings, lively cafes, and bustling atmosphere. With this small-group tour, you'll explore the city when the temps drop and daytime crowds depart, from the seat of a zippy electronic bicycle. This tour also includes a welcome aperitif and local food and wine samples.