Pasta Making & Food Tour with Eating Europe Rome
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable walking short distances and standing during pasta making classes.
Overview
Join Eating Europe Rome for a unique culinary experience in Trastevere. Sample local street food, master the art of fresh pasta, and savor organic gelato in this intimate food tour.
Trastevere For Foodies with Pasta Making - Private
The Only Rome Food Tour with a Pasta Making Class!
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About This Adventure
Experience the art of pasta making in Trastevere! Guided by a chef, explore the vibrant San Cosimato Food Market, savor local delicacies like porchetta, and learn to craft fresh fettuccine and ravioli. Enjoy unlimited wine and finish with the finest organic gelato, making this a truly unforgettable culinary adventure.
Prices may vary due to seasonality
Duration: 3 Hours Time of the day: Morning
All the pasta and wine that you could ever want.
Join a unique pasta making experience in Trastevere, led by our chef who will guide you through local tastings of iconic dishes like Porchetta and a visit to the wonderful San Cosimato Food Market. Next, head to the old-school trattoria Rione XIII to dive into pasta making, learning the secrets to perfect fresh pasta. Enjoy crafting your own fettuccine and ravioli, followed by a homemade meal with unlimited wine. Conclude with a visit to our favorite gelateria for the finest organic gelato in Rome.
Tour Size
Small Group - Up to 10 people
Tour Highlights Include
Explore Rome’s most picturesque outdoor market.
Sample local’s favorites street food like porchetta at the most famous shop in Trastevere.
Make your own pasta: Learn to prepare fresh pasta and ravioli. Spoiler: they’ll be delicious.
Enjoy endless glasses of wine during your pasta-making experience. (Alternative beverages available for kids and non-drinkers)
End in the best way: with gelato! Learn how to tell apart the real deal from the fake stuff.
Dietary Accommodations
Adaptable for vegetarian, but gluten-free and other allergies options may be limited.
Important to Know
This activity requires a minimum number of 2 guests. Should this not be met, we will contact you directly to help you get rescheduled or reimbursed!
Please note: Tour stops, tastings and the number of tastings may change slightly to reflect seasonal produce, vendor opening hours and availability..
Location
Trastevere
Adventure Tips
Comfortable Footwear
Wear flat, supportive shoes as this tour involves walking through market streets and standing during pasta making.
Bring a Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during the walking portion—water stops are limited outside of wine tastings.
Notify Dietary Restrictions Early
This tour is vegetarian-friendly but offers limited gluten-free and vegan options; inform the operator upon booking.
Arrive Early
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before start to ensure the tour begins promptly without delays.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban birds like the Eurasian Collared Dove
- Occasional lizards basking on sunny stone walls
History
Trastevere dates back to ancient Rome and was originally home to fishermen and craftsmen, preserving a distinct, working-class character preserved to this day.
Conservation
Local vendors at San Cosimato prioritize seasonal, sustainable produce to reduce food waste and support ethical farming practices.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Ideal for navigating market alleyways and standing during cooking sessions.
Weather-appropriate outerwear
A waterproof jacket in spring helps handle sudden showers during market visits.
spring specific
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during the walking portions in the lively neighborhood.
Light backpack or bag
Handy for carrying any market purchases or personal essentials throughout the tour.