Winner 2026 Rome Twilight Trastevere Food Tour by Eating Europe

Savor crispy supplì, fresh Roman pizza, rich cheeses, cured meats, seasonal fruits, and silky gelato, all while strolling through ancient cobbled streets.. Visit iconic stops like Campo de' Fiori market, hidden gems in the Jewish Ghetto, family-run street food spots, and a local gelateria near Julius Caesar’s assassination site.

See Rome’s ancient Catacombs and the historic Appian Way in comfort on a 3-hour small-group golf cart tour with an expert English-speaking guide. Getting Started Meet your guide just a 5-minute walk from Termini Central Train Station, where they’ll be waiting with a “Wheel Tours” sign. After a brief introduction, you’ll board your golf cart and receive a quick overview of the route before setting off. What to Expect Rome: Catacombs and Appian Way Golf Cart Small-Group Tour This tour combines the intrigue of Rome’s underground catacombs with a scenic journey along the Appian Way, one of the city’s oldest and most important roads. Your guide shares insights into the city’s layered history as you travel between sites in a small group. Features Catacombs of Rome: Descend into a sacred underground burial site, where early Christians created intricate networks of tunnels and chambers. The catacombs maintain a constant temperature of about 15°C (59°F) and offer a unique perspective on ancient Roman religious practices. Appian Way: Travel along this historic Roman road, once a vital route for military and trade, and see original stone paving that has endured for centuries. Golf cart comfort: Enjoy the city’s highlights without the fatigue of walking, making stops at key attractions while your guide provides historical context and answers questions. Small-group experience: Benefit from a more personal atmosphere, allowing for easier interaction with your guide and fellow travelers. Note: The Catacombs are not wheelchair accessible and involve descending and ascending 50 irregular steps. The tour is not recommended for those with claustrophobia or serious walking difficulties.

Get ready for an Roman night Your evening kicks off with a scenic stroll from the mighty Colosseum into the heart of Monti—Rome’s most stylish, bohemian neighborhood. As twilight settles, your guide will lead you down the storied Via dei Fori Imperiali, weaving tales of ancient intrigue, forbidden romances, and political scandal. You'll sip your first drink as the sun sets behind the ruins, the city buzzing with possibility. History, nightlife, and storytelling collide As you wander deeper into Monti, you'll find its darker, wilder side. Once known as the Suburra, this area was ancient Rome’s red-light district—a gritty playground of gambling halls, brothels, and underground mischief. Your guide will bring it all to life with vivid stories of notorious characters and decadent nightlife. In between tales, you’ll duck into hidden bars and local gems to sample an evolving menu of Italian wines, artisanal beers, spritzes, and regional favorites like limoncello and sambuca. Your journey winds down at the base of the towering Victor Emmanuel II Monument, an opulent symbol of modern Italy’s bold ambition. By now, you’ve had a taste of Rome—its flavors, its stories, and its soul. And maybe even a few new friends to toast with.

Begin or end your trip to the Eternal City by hopping on this one-way bus transfer between Vatican City and Rome Fiumicino Airport. This high-frequency service, arriving every 30 minutes to 1.5 hours, is a speedy and budget-friendly way to shuttle between the airport and the iconic sights of the Vatican. Climb aboard and spend your 40-minute journey relaxing in comfy coaches with air-conditioning and free high-speed Wi-Fi to help you stay connected. The coach also has plenty of space for you to store your luggage, so you don’t have to worry about any baggage getting left behind. Schedule From Vatican City to Rome Fiumicino Airport First bus: 4:20am Last bus: 8:20pm Frequency: 40 minutes to 1.5 hours Duration: 40 minutes From Rome Fiumicino Airport to Vatican City First bus: 6:30am Last bus: 9:15pm Frequency: 30 minutes to 1.5 hours Duration: 40 minutes

Upgrade your culinary repetoire in Rome, with a cooking class of two Italian classics, and learn to make authentic tiramisu and pasta that any Italian nonna would be proud of! To start, you'll learn make tiramisu from scratch. Along with gelato and panna cotta, tiramisu is perhaps Italy's most famous dessert. Made with simple ingredients, like savoiardi (ladyfingers), mascarpone cheese and egg yolks, it's one of the world's favorite desserts for a very good reason – it's delizioso! Then, learn to make your own pasta from flour and eggs. The chef will show you which kind of pasta you can prepare with this recipe, from tiny tagliolini to large pappardelle, you'll get to practice cutting out each. Then all you need to do is choose your topping sauce (tomato and basil, amatriciana, or cacio e pepe). After the cooking class ends, sit down with your fellow classmates and savor your creations with a glass of wine – an essential part of Italian cooking!

Take an evening bike tour to see more of Rome beyond the main highlights. Ride through the streets of Trastevere, a neighborhood famous for its food and nightlife. Visit medieval and Catholic sites, including St. Peter’s Basilica and Castel Sant’Angelo. Pause at a piazza for a tasting of local red wine (at your own expense) before ending the tour with a ride through Rome’s more upscale areas.

Join an English-speaking chef and see the secrets of cooking three authentic Italian dishes from scratch, with this cooking class in Rome. Become a master of making homemade pasta, ravioli and delicious tiramisù, and enjoy the fruits of your labor afterward, while sipping Italian wine. No clean up! You'll be greeted by a bartender with a spritz and homemade cheese and pepper chips. After this brief warmup, you and the chef will prepare three great classics of Italian cuisine: fresh pasta, homemade ravioli and indulgent tiramisù. Each participant has a single station to work from, a wooden board, an apron, and a rolling pin. Once your hand-on experience is finished, sit down in the cozy restaurant or on the outdoor terrace to enjoy your homemade creations. Tomato bruschetta and another drink are included in the menu too, so you will not be hungry or thirsty! Join the social table, and sip wine with your new friends!

Refine your culinary skills in Rome, with a cooking class of two classic Italian dishes, and learn to make authentic Fettuccine and Maltagliati that any Italian nonna would be proud of! Begin the workshop by mingling with the other participants of the class and making the perfect spritz cocktail. Then, you'll start to work on your own dough. The chef will show you the various type of cut you could make with this recipe: tagliolini, pappardelle, fettuccine, and maltagliati or “badly cut.” You will cut your own fettuccine and maltagliati and choose the sauce for your pasta, such as amatriciana, cacio e pepe, tomato and basil, etc. After that, you will sit and you will enjoy an appetizer of bruschetta with tomatoes and basil, sipping a good glass of wine. Then, you will taste your creation for lunch or dinner and conclude your meal with a glass of limoncello. When in Rome...