Top Rome Spring Break

Pair sightseeing with a visit to a wine cellar in this combined river cruise and tasting experience. Hop onboard at Ponte Sant’Angelo and sail along the River Tiber, taking in Rome’s sights from a new perspective. Hop off at Tiber Island and head to a local wine cellar in Trastevere for a selection of traditional Italian fare paired with excellent wines.

Explore another side of Rome with this guided food and wine tour. Focusing on eateries based in the Jewish Quarter and Campo de' Fiori, guests are led by a local guide as they journey on foot. Pass by historical landmarks and architecture to each foodie spot, and get a real taste of Rome along the way—a great alternative to a sit-down meal, and a chance to meet and connect with fellow foodies.

If you're looking to get out of urban Rome and into the surrounding countryside, this fully customizable tour might be for you. Your personal driver will pick you up from your Rome hotel and drive you out into nature, with stops at Nemi, Ariccia, Castelgandolfo, and Frascati along the way.

Discover the secrets of making traditional Roman pizza amid the vineyards of Castelli Romani on this private excursion. Enjoy a guided tour and wine tasting at a local winery; sample a selection of red and white wines; and take part in a pizza-themed cooking class with a professional chef. Finally, sit down to enjoy a delicious lunch including your homemade pizza.

Travel to the central Rome location of Piazza Navona for a lesson in how to craft authentic Italian pasta on this private cooking class. Learn how to create fettuccine, tonnarelli, or maltagliati from scratch, while you enhance the experience with a chilled glass of prosecco. Conclude the lesson with a 3-course meal featuring your own handmade pasta.

Eat your way around Rome’s picturesque historic center during this informative, small-group food tour. Visit iconic locations like the bustling marketplaces of Campo de’ Fiori and the ancient ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina as you sample local delicacies like artisanal cheeses, creamy gelato, pasta, and battered cod from small, family-owned businesses.

Eat and drink like a Roman local without the stress of figuring out where to go on this private craft beer and food tour. Focused on the Vatican area, follow yout guide as they take you to a number of foodie hotspots and bars. Learn facts and stories about Vatican City's diverse history as you go, gaining insights you might miss if exploring solo.

Explore the Trastevere district of Rome on a food and wine tour that introduces you to local food, family businesses, cobbled lanes, and a market. With a guide, you'll have the chance to sample items such as pizza, pasta, cheese, and salami.

See more of Tuscany and travel from Florence to Pisa (and the surrounding area) on a hassle-free day trip with travel logistics planned for you. Pose for pictures in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa and visit the town of Vinci (home of Leonardo da Vinci). Then, visit a winery and indulge in tastings while you learn all about winemaking in this region of Italy.

From cured meats and locally made cheeses to a scoop of authentic Italian gelato, Rome’s Trastevere district is home to a vast range of culinary experiences. On this small-group guided tour, eat like a local as you sample Italian foods while exploring the district’s restaurants, eateries, and family-owned food stalls.

Rome offers incredible culinary and cultural highlights, but it's easy to miss out on some of the best places to eat if you don't know anybody to show you around. This tour takes you to spots loved by locals in vibrant districts such as Prati and Borgo, as well as Trionfale Market. Sample Roman delicacies such as fresh pizza, cheeses, seasonal fruits, and supplì while hearing stories of Rome’s rich history from your expert guide.

Sip Italian aperitivi—and indulge your creative spirit—during this unique small-group activity in Rome. This two-in-one painting class includes unlimited pre-dinner drinks, all hosted within the setting of a historic palazzo. Get the chance to create your own masterpiece during this beginner-friendly workshop, and enjoy a fun and social way to begin a night out in the Eternal City.

Honfleur and Deauville are among Normandy's most appealing coastal towns, but cruise passengers have limited time to reach them from Le Havre. This shore excursion is planned around cruise schedules, so you can see both and still be back for sailing. Explore Honfleur's old harbor and wooden Church of Saint Catherine on a walking tour. Then continue to Deauville, known for its sandy beaches and racecourse.

This lively evening pizza-making class near the Colosseum lets you craft your own Roman-style pizza from scratch and enjoy a full dinner. Sip three signature spritz cocktails or alcohol-free alternatives as you master dough-stretching, topping, and baking techniques in about 2 hours. The social setting and mixology demo add to the fun, making it a memorable Roman night out.

Explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Prati and Trionfale in Rome, home to the city's oldest food market and historic landmarks, on this small-group tour. This immersive tasting tour offers a taste of traditional delicacies paired with fine Italian wine for an authentic local experience. Discover the city's culinary treasures and iconic monuments alongside a food connoisseur and professional guide.

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.

There’s no better gift to bring back from the Eternal City than the art of Italian cuisine. Learn the family recipes that have helped one Roman restaurant feed locals for a century during this intimate cooking class. Prepare two types of pasta—fettuccine ribbons and gnocchi dumplings—as well as Italy’s national dessert, tiramisu. Then sit down to enjoy a feast based on your pasta, with two glasses of authentic local wine.

Explore Rome through its vibrant craft beer scene on this one-of-a-kind walking tour that combines local brews, delicious bites, and iconic city views. Led by a passionate local expert, the Italian Beer Tour in Rome: Sips, Bites and City Sights takes you on a relaxed stroll through some of the Eternal City’s most atmospheric neighborhoods. Meet your guide in Largo di Torre Argentina and make your way through hidden piazzas and historic streets, including the elegant Piazza del Monte di Pietà and Piazza Trilussa. Cross the scenic Ponte Sisto, with sweeping views of the Tiber River, before entering the heart of Trastevere. Along the way, you’ll stop at hand-picked venues to taste a curated selection of Italian beers paired with regional street food and traditional Roman snacks. Available as a small group experience or private tour, it’s perfect for travelers looking to see the city from a fresh perspective. Cheers to discovering Rome, one beer at a time!

Dive into the Mediterranean culinary tradition with an expert-led olive oil and wine tasting experience in Rome. Discover how to identify quality EVOO and savor three exquisite Lazio wines paired with delectable local foods. Learn tasting techniques, pairing secrets, and the rich history of Italy's finest ingredients. Choose from a light lunch option or a more robust aperitivo option led by a sommelier.

A cooking class turned into a party : you learn how to make pizza, drink unlimited draft beer and close sweetly by preparing a homemade ice cream. Perfect for those who want to experience Rome in an authentic and fun way.

Combine pizza with a party atmosphere during a hands-on Rome cooking class that teaches you to make Roman-style pizza and enjoy 3 spritz cocktails. This experience includes dinner and offers vegetarian and alcohol-free options. Take home recipes to share with friends and family. This Roman-style celebration of food and fun is ideal for food lovers looking to take their experience of Rome's cuisine beyond the standard restaurants.

Rome’s Trastevere district is a vibrant center, with medieval architecture to take in during the day and a popular nightlife scene. But the neighborhood is also a great place to grab some authentic Roman delicacies. On this small-group food tour, roam the area while sampling traditional breakfast treats like cornetto and cappuccino as well as lunchtime dishes like Roman-style chicken and burrata.

Lots of Rome bars promise the chance to sample authentic Italian wines, but it can be tough to work out which are mere tourist traps. Instead, relax with this small-group food and wine experience as you learn the history and quality of each glass and enjoy carefully selected pairings of local cheeses and cured meats.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Rome for the peaceful Roman countryside on a wine tour at a farmhouse within easy reach of the Eternal City. You don't have to go to Tuscany to see vineyards, and you can taste three varietals, learning more about the delicate composition of each wine. Snacks and salumi are included to enhance your experience.