Is the pizza making class suitable for beginners?

Yes, the class is designed for all skill levels with step-by-step guidance from an English-speaking chef.

Are vegetarian options available during the food tour?

Vegetarian options can be accommodated upon request; please notify the operator before booking.

How large are the group sizes?

Groups are kept small, with a maximum of 12 participants for a personal experience.

Where does the tour start and end?

The tour meets at Piazza Trilussa next to the green kiosk and ends near a gelateria in the city center.

Is the food tour suitable for children?

While there is no strict age limit, the tour is best suited for older children who can appreciate walking and tasting.

What if I have food allergies?

Please inform Secrets Italy of any allergies in advance so accommodations can be made safely.

Trastevere Food Tour & Pizza Class with Secrets Italy | Food Tour | Walking Tour

Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood is a vibrant enclave where ancient streets hum with lively markets, narrow alleys open onto bustling piazzas, and food culture thrives with unmatched passion. Secrets Italy invites visitors to step beyond the ordinary sightseeing itinerary and immerse themselves in Trastevere’s authentic flavors with a three-hour small-group experience that combines a guided street food walk with a hands-on pizza-making class.

Beginning at Piazza Trilussa, your English-speaking guide leads you through cobblestone streets lined with colorful artisan shops and local eateries, sampling signature Roman street foods like pizza al taglio—a thin, crispy pizza served by the slice—and supplì, golden fried rice balls oozing with cheese and rich tomato sauce. These tastings are not only a delight to the palate but an entrée into Roman daily life, where casual food culture is a beloved ritual.

Leaving the streets behind, participants head to one of two professional cooking schools in Rome’s center. Here, under expert guidance, you’ll learn how to craft pizza dough from scratch, shape it to perfect thinness, and layer on traditional toppings. This practical session delivers more than recipes; it’s a chance to forge a connection to Italy’s culinary heritage through touch and taste.

The experience wraps up on a sweet note with gelato from a nearby gelateria, the ideal way to cleanse your palate and reflect on the day’s flavors. Secrets Italy’s Trastevere Food Tour & Pizza Making Class balances cultural immersion with active participation, making it a standout for food lovers and travelers seeking an authentic taste of Roman life. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or a curious newcomer, this journey into Roman street food and cooking traditions reveals the heart of the city one bite at a time.

About Secrets Italy

Secrets Italy is a Rome-based tour operator offering a diverse selection of private and shared experiences across Roma, Lazio. The company specializes in guided historical tours, VIP access to major sites, hands-on culinary classes, and unique mobility options such as customizable golf cart tours.

Highlights include VIP Colosseum & Underground Access tours (private and shared), Colosseum and Gladiator's Gate itineraries, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill visits, and a range of Vatican options including Vatican & Sistine Chapel VIP First Entrance and family-focused Vatican tours. The Private Rome Underworld experience explores ancient basilicas and catacombs up to 57 feet underground.

Culinary programming features Pizza and Gelato Making classes, Biscotti & Gelato Making sessions, Pasta and Tiramisù workshops, Trastevere food tours, Rome Evening Food Tours, and market-to-table classes that begin with farmers' market shopping and end with a multi-course Italian Sunday lunch in a historic apartment. Many classes provide recipes to recreate dishes at home.

Secrets Italy designs experiences for families, couples, and small groups, offering private and shared formats to match different preferences. Several tours include special access or first-entrance options to reduce wait times. Reservations accommodate varied group sizes and interests, and descriptions list practical details so travelers can choose experiences that fit mobility, timing, and culinary interests.

Guides explain historical context and culinary techniques, helping visitors connect with Rome’s traditions. Guests can combine experiences, for example a market shopping trip followed by a cooking class or an evening golf cart ride with pizza and gelato stops under illuminated streets.