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Mary_G, Oct 2026
An evening out in Rome
Wonderful experience. We’ve been to Rome many times, but had never been to some of these locations that the tour offered. Ben was a fabulous guide. Very knowledgeable and congenial. We would highly recommend this for a fun evening in Rome.
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!
Rose_D, Oct 2026
A great tour of food and history
We loved this experience, our guide Lily was extraordinary! She provided so much knowledge and history, a long with humor and joy. She really made us feel so welcome in her town and we left full and happy!
Dennis_A, Sept 2026
Discovering Rome by food
Just a lovely guide (Lorena) who made us feel welcome from the beginning. Very knowledgeable and imparted information in a great way. A lovely was to get to know this part of Rome (previous Jewish Ghetto and surrounding part of Rome) through 7 delicious courses in 7 different restaurants/cafes

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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