Top Rome Spring Break in 2026

Many restaurants near the Pantheon serve set menus aimed at passing visitors, so finding traditional Roman cooking takes local knowledge. Start with an aperitivo in a family-run restaurant’s cellar, where the remains of a Roman structure lie at floor level. Then sit down to a three-course dinner of Roman dishes, each paired with a regional wine chosen by a sommelier, before ending outside the Pantheon, lit up after dark.

Go kayaking across Lake Albano in Castel Gandolfo, a town located southeast of Rome. As you paddle across the water, enjoy the tranquil environment and scenery of the lake, and hear about the history of the town, which is home to the pope's summer residence. You also have the chance to sample wine and local food items.

Elevate your appreciation of Italian wine with an immersive mini sommelier course, pairing a Roman tasting experience with an education you'll take forward. Build confidence as you explore regional varietals, refine structured tasting techniques, and understand food pairing principles in a welcoming setting. Ideal for curious beginners and enthusiasts alike, this experience deepens your knowledge while transforming how you select, taste, and enjoy wine long after your trip.

Enjoy a relaxed, creative break in Rome with this small-group painting experience that includes dinner and alcoholic beverages. Follow step-by-step guidance from local artists in a cozy studio, making it easy to create your own artwork—even if you’re a beginner. This social, low-pressure setting offers a fun way to unwind, meet fellow travelers, and take home a personal souvenir.

Visit the hills of the Castelli Romani—a wine-producing region with volcanic landscapes—for a private wine tasting tour in a local winery and farmhouse. Meet the winemaker, tour the vineyards and cellars, and learn about local wine production. Taste three varieties of wine paired with specialties such as pizza, olive oil, and fruits and vegetables from the farmhouse garden. Enjoy roundtrip hotel pickup and transport in air-conditioned vehicles.

Rome is so full of art and culture that many travelers feel inspired to create their own masterpieces. Leave all the logistics and planning to someone else, and enjoy a one-of-a-kind night out, with this paint-and-sip experience. Held in a studio in the centrally located Piazza Navona, this class includes all art supplies, plus bottomless soft and alcoholic beverages and Roman-style pizza. The only thing you need to bring is artistic flair.

Everyone can drink a glass of wine, but few can taste it properly. If you want to learn the skills that sommeliers use to discover a wine, book with us! It will be funny. Let's drink incredible local wines, pair them with tasty cold cuts and cheeses and discover the producer, the climate. the soil and find out that wine can be fun and entertaining too!

Explore the Monti neighborhood of Rome with this half-day, small group wine tasting tour. Learn about different Italian winemaking regions as you visit several wine bars for snacks and glasses of wine. Skip the hassle of navigating and follow your local guide through one of Rome’s artistic and historic neighborhoods.

Discover the enticing flavors of Rome and its fascinating history on this two-for-one half-day tour. Your adventure starts at Trilussa Square, where you embark on a tour of Roman culture through its landmarks, like ancient churches and taverns, and its culinary delights, like pizza, pasta, and fine wines to delight the palate. It's the perfect blend of culinary artistry and captivating Roman history.

Rome's foodie hotspots are rarely found near the major landmarks, and tracking down the artisan shops and wine bars that locals use requires insider knowledge. This group walking tour covers the Piazza Navona and Jewish Quarter neighburhoods, with tastings of Roman sweet and savory specialities at artisan food shops, wine bars, and local eateries. A guide provides the history behind each dish and neighborhood throughout.

Avoid the hassle of navigating on your own with a private tour of Rome and the Italian countryside. You’ll see more of the city than you could on foot before heading out to Lake Albano for rare views from Castel Gandolfo, the pope’s summer residence. On the second half of the tour, enjoy a wine tasting given by a professional sommelier and a sit-down lunch at an authentic eatery.

A magical experience through some of the most characteristic cities of southern Italy, with expert guides who will show you monuments and cities with great eloquence. The program includes a guided tour of the company's 4 hectares, including 1 hectare of olive groves near Mount Vesuvius, among historic sites, vineyards and elegant cellar buildings. The tour ends with a tasting of different wines and a traditional Neapolitan menu with dishes inspired by ancient Rome. Tastings are accompanied by a mixed platter of bruschetta, cold cuts, olives from the cellar, cheeses and vegetables in oil, followed by digestives and desserts. The cost per person is 35 € for three different wines or 45 € for four different wines, and is not included in the tour price unless booked. Upon request, it is possible to organize a visit to the ruins of Pompeii or a tour of the historic center of Pompeii to the Papal Shrine, with an additional cost to be agreed.

Getting from Rome to Pompeii can be challenging on your own. Forget trying to juggle train schedules or local buses and book this full-day private tour for a deep dive into the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. Travel from Rome and enjoy a guided tour around the well-preserved ruins, then refuel with a stop at a Vesuvian winery for lunch and wine tasting before making your way to the volcano itself (if option selected).

Combine two attractions Rome has to offer—delicious food and ancient history—on this tour that starts in the historic Campo de' Fiori and ends in one of the city’s oldest trattorias. Snack your way through Rome’s delicious street food, trying "baccala fritto" (fried salt cod) and "pizza al taglio" (pizza by the slice). Your foodie guide orients you to the city while teaching you about the tastes you shouldn’t miss during your visit.

Take a trip through Italy’s wine countries without leaving the capital city with this wine tasting at a family-run “enoteca” wine shop just steps from Campo de’ Fiori. Sample six different sparkling and still wines paired with artisan charcuterie, cheeses, and other gourmet snacks as your sommelier host explains the history and terroir of each.

Round up your best friends and head out for an unforgettable day or evening in Rome. Designed for bachelorette/hen parties, this tour can be customized according to your interests, with plenty of food and drinks along the way. Sip wine in some of Rome’s most exclusive spots, take time for some sightseeing, and enjoy the freedom of a personalized tour in the Eternal City.

Avoid tourist traps and see some of Rome's top landmarks on this guided food tasting tour from Campo de' Fiori to the Trevi Fountain. With a small group of fellow food-lovers, follow your guide to highlights including Piazza Navona and the Pantheon. Along the way, enjoy several food tastings, including pizza, cheese and wine, gelato, and lunch in a traditional Italian restaurant.

Avoid navigating Roman traffic and the hassle of driving with this private tour of Castelli Romani. Let your driver handle the logistics, as you relax en route to your wine-country destinations. Explore this area of the Italian countryside with a comprehensive itinerary that stops at Castel Gandolfo, Lake Albano, the Appian Way, and two regional wineries. Perfect for getting a taste of life beyond Rome's boundaries.

Discover how real Romans live—and eat—on a tour that takes you well off the typical tourist trail. Meet your guide in Testaccio, an authentic working-class neighborhood that’s known as a foodie haven by locals. Discover local culture by way of its cuisine as you visit cafés, bakeries, markets, and wine bars. Savor more than a dozen samples in all, including fresh-roasted espresso, handmade pasta, buffalo mozzarella, regional wines, and some of the city’s best gelato.

Tracking down Rome's best food producers, markets, and trattorias independently takes local knowledge that most visitors don't have. This small-group food tour covers the Trevi and Campo de' Fiori neighborhoods, with stops to meet vendors at Campo de' Fiori market, sample salami, cheese, and gelato from local purveyors, and sit down for lunch at a traditional trattoria. The Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona are woven into the route along the way.

Leave the crowds and chaos of Rome behind—and discover one of the most spectacular gardens in Italy, as well as a top-rated local winery—on this two-in-one, private tour. Following pickup directly from your Rome hotel, head into the scenic Italian countryside, with a stop at a traditional cellar for a wine tasting paired with local snacks. Then, head to the Villa d’Este, where you can marvel at the UNESCO–listed baroque gardens at your own pace.

Get hands‐on with Roman cuisine the local way in this private cooking class, where you’ll learn to make three classic pastas and enjoy them paired with classic Roman wines. With a local chef guiding you, you’ll not only taste the results but understand the techniques and traditions behind Italy’s most beloved dishes—and take them home to share with others for years to come.

Immerse Yourself in a Century-Old Family Legacy in the Heart of Rome Discover the charm of Trastevere, one of Rome's most picturesque neighborhoods, enriched by cobblestone streets, stunning architecture, and a vibrant history that will enhance your experience. Roll up your sleeves and dive into the heart of Italian cuisine with our hands-on cooking class, where you’ll learn to make fresh fettuccine, pillowy gnocchi, and the iconic tiramisù from scratch! Whether you’re a couple looking for a fun date, a family bonding over pasta, a solo traveler, or a team building with colleagues, this experience is for you. Once your fettuccine and gnocchi are ready, we’ll cook them up with traditional Roman sauces, and of course, finish with a delightful homemade tiramisù. Take a seat and enjoy the wonders you just created paired with a glass of local wine, either red or white, at your choice. Take home your own Certificate and the recipes so you can do it all over again as many times as you wish!

Traditional Rome history tours often focus on emperors and battles—but this small-group experience explores a very different side of the Eternal City. Learn how sex, love, and scandal have shaped the area as you walk from the Colosseum into Monti—once Rome’s red-light district. Your guide shares the salacious tales of love affairs, power plays, and forbidden behavior, bringing ancient Rome to life in a way guidebooks rarely do. Along the route, break up the storytelling with stops for prosecco, cocktails, shots, and dinner—turning a history walk into a lively, social night out.