Top Rome Spring Break

Get to know Rome's popular Trastevere neighborhood through its food and wine—and discover bites and restaurants you'd otherwise miss—on this half-day walking tour. With just a small group for company, visit local-favorite venues for multiple tastings, including cheese, ham, pizza, pasta, and aged balsamic vinegar. Explore Trastevere’s cobblestone streets between sampling local wines and beers. Save room for the tour’s final bite: traditional gelato.

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.

Take a break from simply eating Italian food and learn how to recreate two classics yourself. Join a local chef at a neighborhood restaurant near Vatican City for hands-on instruction in making fresh pasta and tiramisu from scratch. The small-group format provides more personal guidance, while wine, Prosecco, and soft drinks complement an experience that combines practical cooking skills with a relaxed meal.

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.

Step away from the crowds in Rome's historic center, and explore the lesser-known neighborhood of Prati, on this group walking and tasting tour. Discover locals-only gourmet shops and eateries you're unlikely to uncover on your own, and sample a wide variety of specialties. Feast on artisan charcuterie and cheeses, pizza by the slice, pasta dishes, and Italian wine as you learn about the city's culinary culture.

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

Instead of only eating Rome’s signature dishes, learn how to recreate them at home with hands-on guidance from a local chef. After visiting a gourmet shop, prepare pasta and tiramisu from scratch while picking up practical techniques and cooking tips. Then enjoy what you’ve made with your group, accompanied by local wine or Prosecco for a memorable alternative to another restaurant meal.

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.

Trastevere is one of Rome’s most charming neighborhoods and a dining hot spot. Discover the best neighborhoodfood and drinks as you take in the sights with this smallp-group nighttime walking tour led by an insider guide. Stroll along the cobblestone lanes through Piazza Trilussa and other picturesque squares, stopping to sample local specialties and regional wines and beers along the way.

Combine delicious local cuisine and sightseeing in Rome during this evening out. Starting in central Rome, your guide will lead you on a small-group walking tour through Campo Marzio and the Jewish Quarter. En route, stop to sample food and drink at local restaurants that are easy to overlook without a local guide. Perfect for foodies wanting to immerse themselves in the city's food scene.

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.

Take advantage of your time in Rome and go a step beyond simply eating pizza and gelato by taking a cooking class. Whether you’re confident in the kitchen or consider yourself a beginner, improve your skills with insights from a professional chef. Get access to premium toppings during this hands-on workshop.

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.

Eat your way through Rome—and discover sights and bites you wouldn't otherwise encounter—on this small-group sightseeing and culinary tour. Follow your guide to the city's history-saturated Jewish Ghetto, Campo Marzio, and Campo de' Fiori, spotting major landmarks as you go. Along the way, taste a range of Roman specialties, such as Jewish-style fried artichokes, Roman pizza, cured meats, gelato, and espresso.

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.

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, and shots—turning a history walk into a lively, social night out.

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 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.

Learn how to order and drink wine like a pro during this small-group tasting experience in the heart of Rome. Head to trendy Trastevere, where five hand-picked Italian wines await, including prosecco and Barolo. Each glass is paired with local delicacies such as fried codfish, truffles, and Pecorino cheese. Train your nose and learn how to savor wine like a Roman, listening to stories about local winemaking traditions along the way.

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 shapes Roman culture and sample food and wine from vendors across the city.

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.

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.

Go beyond dining out and learn how to prepare two of Italy’s most beloved dishes during a hands-on cooking class in Rome. With step-by-step instruction, you’ll gain practical skills for making fresh pasta and tiramisu from scratch while learning about local culinary traditions. Enjoy your creations with drinks at the end of class for a rewarding experience that combines food, culture, and learning.