Top Rome Spring Break

Enjoy a full-day excursion from Rome through the rolling Tuscan hills to visit the beautiful town of Montepulciano, located in the area where Brunello di Montalcino, Montepulciano Nobile and Super Tuscans are produced. We'll begin with a tour of the underground city, culminating with a visit to the historic aging cellar and the evocative Museum of Torture Instruments. Inside one of these rooms, we'll hold a cooking class, where, amidst the aromas and laughter, you'll try your hand at creating authentic Tuscan dishes. This culinary experience promises to delight the senses and enrich your understanding of Tuscan culture. During the cooking class, you'll taste a selection of the finest wines paired with the dishes and dessert you'll prepare. Ideal for those who want to experience Tuscany in an authentic and engaging way. This tour is perfect for food and wine lovers, and anyone who wants an authentic Italian experience.

See a side of the Rome region that few other travelers get to explore on this full-day countryside tour. Travel along the ancient Appian Way, stop at Lake Nemi, and visit vineyards and other gourmet destinations to indulge in local flavors. Taste excellent regional wines, specialty products such as porchetta, and more, all while your guide shares insights into the history and culture of the beautiful landscape.

Trade in the bustle of Rome for the medieval towns and rolling hills of Tuscany on this full-day private tour to Siena and San Gimignano. San Gimignano isn’t reachable by train, making getting there at a hassle—but door-to-door transfers by air-conditioned minivan are included for a seamless day of sightseeing. Plus, sample regional Tuscan gastronomy during a wine tasting at a local cellar.

Immerse yourself in the food and wine of the Roman countryside on this full-day private tour. Travel in a chauffeured minivan, which allows you to take in the scenery along the Appian Way, including the Castel Gandolfo. Make a stop at a winery to taste four local wines and learn about their production. Continue along Lake Albano’s volcanic shores to taste “porchetta” and local “romanella” wine before visiting Nemi, known for its Roman Ships Museum and Strawberry Festival.

Take a day trip from Rome to the medieval town of Orvieto with this private excursion. Head to the cliffside town to visit the city’s cathedral, the underground caves, and the famous St. Patrick’s Well. Enjoy a winery lunch with Umbrian wines and local delicacies, and tour the vineyard and Etruscan caves before returning to Rome.

Half pub crawl and half walking tour, this experience mixes drinks with ancient Roman history. Start with a drink at the cobblestoned Piazza della Madonna dei Monti—the city's former red-light district—and explore Rome’s historic center in search of bars, pubs, and historic sights. Enjoy authentic Italian beverages such as regional wine, spritz, sambuca, and limoncello while mingling with your fellow travelers.

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.

Rome is famous for its art and for its wine, so combine the two on this fun paint and sip activity. Held in an attractive 17th-century palace, you’ll get the chance to create your own masterpiece as a memento of your travels. Sample delicious wines and enjoy some traditional Italian pizza as you paint and make new friends. This is suitable for complete beginners and experienced painters, as instruction will be given.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Rome and explore the serene, UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia with a private, customizable tour. Enjoy hotel pick-up and drop-off with an English-speaking driver in a comfortable Mercedes sedan or minivan, stopping in the charming towns of Montepulciano, Pienza, and Montalcino. Opt for a winery visit and wine tasting along the way at additional cost, or adjust the itinerary to suit your preferences.

Beneath Rome’s Monte dei Cocci in Testaccio lies ancient underground cellars carved into hillside amphorae, dating from the late 1500s. These caves, with a natural microclimate of 10-15°C, have been transformed into a sensory haven for cave-aging artisanal cheeses and cured meats paired with regional wines. The experience begins with a walk through dimly lit vaults lined with aging cheeses, suspended prosciutto, and art installations, creating an immersive atmosphere of history and craftsmanship. Guests enjoy a guided tasting of four local wines—Cesanese, Grechetto, Bellone, and Malvasia Puntinata. Paired with these are rare cheeses like Conciato di San Vittore & Caciottina, alongside ethically sourced cured meats such as guanciale & prosciutto, benefiting from cave aging conditions. This unique setting celebrates Lazio’s culinary traditions, blending art, history and gastronomy, offering an unforgettable experience that revives forgotten techniques and honors local biodiversity.

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.

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.

Treat your taste buds to a tour of Italy’s renowned winemaking regions like Chianti, Prosecco and Brunello — all without leaving Rome! During this small-group tasting experience at a local ‘enoteca,’ sample six different red, white and sparkling wines paired with artisan charcuterie to bring out the flavors. Learn about the origins and production of each wine from a professional sommelier, who will help you appreciate what makes Italy’s wines cherished around the world.