easy
3 hours
Basic fitness adequate for walking 2–3 miles at a leisurely pace
Dive into Roman culinary heritage on a 3-hour street food tour through Campo de' Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto. Taste local specialties and history with Tasty Tours in the Eternal City.
Rome’s ancient heart beats strongest in its busy markets and narrow streets, where tradition meets everyday life. Tasty Tours offers a 3-hour street food tour that delivers more than just tastes — it offers a vibrant passage through the city’s culinary and cultural layers. Beginning at Campo de' Fiori, a lively piazza known for its bustling morning market, you’ll step into a feast of sights and smells that define Roman street food culture. Taste slices of prosciutto that carry the dry air of Lazio’s countryside and salami infused with centuries of charcuterie expertise. Sampling famed Roman pizza, made with simple, fresh ingredients, roots you firmly in the city’s casual yet historic food scene.
From there, the path winds into the Jewish Ghetto, one of Rome’s oldest districts. Here, amidst centuries-old synagogues and narrow alleys, you’ll discover culinary traditions shaped by a blend of Roman and Jewish cultures. This includes iconic dishes rarely found outside the neighborhood. Your guide also points out landmarks like Pompey Theatre, a relic marking Rome’s theatrical past under Augustus. As the tour concludes, you’ll savor organic gelato from a local artisan — a perfect cool-down after the savory journey.
This tour is ideal for travelers with an appetite for authentic, flavorful food coupled with history. Tasty Tours stands out in Rome’s outdoor scene by combining an immersive local food experience with gentle urban walking through historic quarters. The company enriches outdoor recreation in Rome by connecting visitors not just to sites, but to the tastes and stories behind them. Whether you’re seeking to understand Roman daily life or enjoy its lively street fare, this tour offers a compact, insightful venture through some of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods.
The tour involves walking through cobbled streets and narrow lanes; sturdy, comfortable footwear is essential.
This is a food-focused tour with several tasting stops — come ready to sample a variety of Italian specialties.
Notify your guide of any allergies or special diet needs before the tour to accommodate your preferences.
Walking through the neighborhoods can get warm, especially in summer, so staying hydrated is important.
Campo de' Fiori has been a market site since the 15th century; the Jewish Ghetto dates back to 1555 and holds rich cultural stories.
Tasty Tours emphasizes sustainable dining by partnering with local vendors who prioritize organic and artisanal products.
Necessary for navigating varied pavement and cobblestones in historic districts.
Helps keep you hydrated during warmer months and reduces plastic waste.
summer specific
Useful in unpredictable Roman weather, especially during off-peak seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Handy for carrying essentials like water, wallet, and camera while keeping hands free.