Rome: Food & Wine Tour of Campo De Fiori, Ghetto, Trastevere

Discover the vibrant culinary delights of Rome on this immersive food and wine tour. Explore the iconic neighborhoods of Campo De Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere, sampling local specialties like pizza bianca, creamy gelato, and mozzarella-stuffed supplì. With an enthusiastic English-speaking guide and a small group, you’ll enjoy a personalized experience that promises to satisfy your taste buds and provide insights into Roman food traditions. Don’t miss the chance to indulge in this delectable adventure.

Key Points

• A 3.5-hour immersive food tour exploring the iconic neighborhoods of Campo de Fiori, Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere in Rome.
• Highlights include tasting local specialties like pizza bianca, gelato, and mozzarella-stuffed supplì, as well as experiencing the vibrant market of Campo de Fiori.
• The tour is limited to 15 people, ensuring a personalized and intimate experience, with a wheelchair-accessible option available.
• Knowledgeable and enthusiastic English-speaking guides lead the tour, providing an immersive exploration of Rome’s vibrant food culture.
• The tour is not suitable for individuals with food allergies, vegans, or those with large luggage, and requires comfortable walking shoes.

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Tour Overview

The Food & Wine Tour of Rome offers a 3.5-hour immersive experience exploring the city’s renowned culinary scene. Priced from $119.69 per person, the tour visits the historic neighborhoods of Campo de Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere.

Guests will sample local favorites like pizza bianca, gelato, and mozzarella-stuffed supplì. They’ll discover the best food shops, markets, bakeries, and restaurants along the way.

The tour is led by an enthusiastic, English-speaking foodie guide, and a wheelchair accessible option is available. Group size is limited to 15 people, and a "reserve now, pay later" option is offered with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Highlights and Tastings

Guests on the Food & Wine Tour of Rome can expect to sample an array of local culinary delights.

The tour offers a chance to discover the best food shops and restaurants, including:

• Pizza bianca with mortadella, a classic Roman street food

• Creamy, rich gelato from legendary gelaterie

• Mozzarella-stuffed supplì, a fried rice croquette

• Fried codfish in the Jewish Ghetto, a local specialty

• Spices and produce from the historic Campo de Fiori market

These tastings provide an immersive experience, allowing participants to explore the vibrant food culture of Rome’s iconic neighborhoods.

Group Size and Accessibility

Although the Food & Wine Tour of Rome has a maximum group size of 15 people, the small group size ensures an intimate and personalized experience for guests. The tour also offers a wheelchair accessible option, making it inclusive for those with mobility needs. However, the tour may not be suitable for individuals with food allergies, vegans, or those traveling with large bags or luggage.

| Group Size | Accessibility |

| — | — |

| Max 15 people | Wheelchair accessible |

| Intimate, personalized | Not suitable for allergies, vegans, or luggage |

The English-speaking tour guide is an enthusiastic foodie, providing guests with an informative and engaging experience throughout the 3.5-hour tour.

Meeting Point and Logistics

The Food & Wine Tour of Rome convenes at Piazza Farnese 105, right outside the French Embassy. This convenient meeting point allows easy access for participants.

To ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience, the tour organizers recommend bringing:

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Sunglasses and sun hat for sun protection

• Sunscreen to prevent burning

• A small umbrella for unexpected showers

• No large bags or luggage, as these aren’t permitted on the tour.

With these essentials, guests can fully enjoy the culinary delights and historic sights that make this 3.5-hour food and wine adventure a must-do in Rome.

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Customer Reviews

Over 400 past participants have shared their enthusiastic feedback on this Food & Wine Tour of Rome, awarding it an outstanding 4.8 out of 5-star rating.

Reviewers praise the knowledgeable, engaging guides who introduce local culinary gems. Many solo travelers highlight the tour’s suitability for solo exploration, while groups appreciate the welcoming atmosphere.

Standout highlights include the delicious food tastings, from mozzarella-stuffed suppli to gelato, and the informative, immersive experiences in historical markets and traditional eateries.

Exploring Campo De Fiori

Nestled at the heart of historic Rome, Campo de Fiori is a captivating square that serves as the starting point for the Food & Wine Tour.

Brimming with energy, the square is home to a bustling open-air market, where vendors offer a vibrant array of fresh produce, fragrant spices, and artisanal goods.

Bustling with activity, the open-air market in Campo de Fiori brims with fresh produce, fragrant spices, and artisanal wares.

As the tour unfolds, visitors will:

• Savor the flavors of traditional Roman pizza bianca and creamy mozzarella-stuffed supplì

• Explore the stalls of the market, learning about the region’s culinary traditions

• Discover hidden gems, like local bakeries and gelaterias, that offer a taste of authentic Roman cuisine

• Admire the striking statue of Giordano Bruno, a 16th-century philosopher and martyr

• Immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere and rich history of this iconic Roman piazza.

Discovering the Jewish Ghetto

As the Food & Wine Tour winds through the historic streets, it leads participants to the enchanting Jewish Ghetto. This ancient quarter is a captivating mix of Jewish and Roman heritage. Visitors can explore the Great Synagogue, Jewish Museum, and charming alleyways lined with kosher bakeries and delis. The tour guide shares the fascinating history of this vibrant community, while participants savor classic dishes like fried codfish and almond cookies. The Jewish Ghetto offers a unique cultural experience that delights the senses and broadens one’s understanding of Rome’s diverse culinary tapestry.

| Highlights of the Jewish Ghetto |

| — | — |

| Explore the Great Synagogue | Discover the Jewish Museum |

| Savor kosher bakeries & delis | Experience fried codfish & almond cookies |

| Learn the quarter’s rich history | Immerse in the vibrant community |

| Wander the charming alleyways | Appreciate the Jewish-Roman heritage |

| Engage with an expert tour guide | Expand your culinary knowledge |

Savoring Trastevere’s Cuisine

The Food & Wine Tour ventures next into the charming Trastevere neighborhood, a vibrant hub of Roman cuisine.

Visitors will:

• Savor regional specialties like cacio e pepe (pasta with pecorino and black pepper) and carbonara (eggs, guanciale, pecorino, and black pepper)

• Explore family-owned trattorias, bakeries, and artisanal gelaterias

• Discover the secrets behind the perfect Roman pizza and learn the art of pizza-making

• Indulge in local wines and learn about the region’s wine production

• Soak in the lively atmosphere of Trastevere’s charming alleyways and piazzas

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Suitable for Vegetarians or Vegans?

The tour is not suitable for vegans or individuals with food allergies, as it focuses on sampling local favorites like pizza bianca, mozzarella-stuffed supplì, and fried codfish. Vegetarians may find limited options on this particular tour.

Can the Tour Accommodate Dietary Restrictions or Allergies?

The tour isn’t suitable for those with food allergies or dietary restrictions like veganism. However, the company offers a wheelchair-accessible option for guests with mobility needs.

Do We Get to Sit Down and Eat During the Tour?

No, the tour does not include sitting down to eat. It’s a walking food tour where participants sample various local foods and dishes at different stops along the way. The tour is not suitable for individuals with food allergies.

Are There Any Discounts or Promotions Available for the Tour?

No special discounts or promotions are listed for this tour. However, there’s a "Reserve now & pay later" option available, and free cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance to provide more flexibility.

How Much Walking Is Involved, and Is It Strenuous?

The tour involves a moderate amount of walking, approximately 3 miles over 3.5 hours. While not overly strenuous, participants should be prepared for some walking on uneven surfaces and stairs. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

The Sum Up

This immersive food tour provides an unparalleled opportunity to dive into Rome’s vibrant culinary scene. From the lively Campo de’ Fiori to the historic Jewish Ghetto and the charming Trastevere, you’ll savor local delicacies, learn about traditions, and experience the city’s flavors like a true Roman. Whether you’re a foodie or simply seeking an authentic taste of the Eternal City, this tour promises an unforgettable gastronomic adventure.

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