easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires walking over uneven city pavements.
Dive into Rome’s vibrant culinary scene on a three-hour private food tour with Secrets Italy. Taste traditional delicacies across iconic neighborhoods and end with a memorable dinner.
3 hrs
Embark on a delightful 3-hour food tour through Rome's most vibrant neighborhoods, including Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori. Savor a variety of local delicacies, from street food to pasta, cheese, and gelato, all while gaining unique insights into Italian culture. The experience culminates in a memorable sit-down dinner.
3 hours
When traveling, you should not miss the chance to try the best local food. Italy is famous for its delicious dishes and long food tradition: a food tour is simply unmissable!
Our experienced guide will lead you in a journey through a different variety of food, from the street food to pasta, from cheese and salami tasting to wine and gelato. The tour will also be a great occasion to explore the foodiest areas of Rome, which are also extraordinarily beautiful and trendy, like Trastevere, Campo di Fiori and the Jewish ghetto.
This fantastic experience, aimed at giving you a unique insight into the Italian and Roman culture, also includes a sit-down dinner.
This tour involves walking on cobblestone streets and through lively neighborhoods; sturdy footwear ensures comfort.
Evenings in Rome can cool down, especially between spring and fall, so pack a jacket for comfort during outdoor stops.
Inform the guide ahead of time about any allergies or dietary needs to tailor the tastings accordingly.
While most expenses are included, having small cash on hand for tipping your guide is appreciated.
Campo de' Fiori has been a bustling market square since the 15th century, historically central to Roman trade and social life.
Local efforts focus on supporting small family-owned food producers to preserve traditional culinary methods and reduce commercial impacts.
Needed to navigate cobbled streets and varied terrain comfortably throughout the tour.
To stay warm during cooler Roman evenings, especially when dining outdoors.
spring|fall|winter specific
Useful for carrying water, camera, and souvenirs without weighing you down.
To capture vibrant street scenes and plated delicacies along the route.