Exploring the historic charm of Rome on foot and immersing oneself in Italy’s culinary traditions – it’s an enticing proposition. This guided walking tour takes travelers to iconic sites, with a small group size allowing for personalized attention. Following the tour, participants dive into a hands-on cooking class, learning to craft authentic pasta dishes. The combination of sightseeing and hands-on food preparation promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Eternal City. What intrigues travelers most about this unique opportunity?

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Key Points

Guided walking tour exploring historic sites like the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps in the heart of Rome.
Hands-on pasta-making class led by a professional chef in a small group of up to 8 travelers.
Opportunity to enjoy a three-course Italian meal featuring the dishes prepared during the cooking class.
Personalized attention and interactive experience with the guide and chef in a relaxed atmosphere.
Excellent value with a 5.0 rating and 100% traveler recommendation for the overall tour experience.

Tour Overview

The tour offers travelers the opportunity to experience Rome’s renowned architecture and renowned cuisine through a guided walking tour and hands-on cooking class.

Guests will explore historic sites like the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps. The small-group experience, limited to 8 travelers, provides an intimate setting.

With a 5.0 rating and 100% traveler recommendation, this tour promises an exceptional experience.

The meeting point is Piazza Barberini, and the tour ends near the iconic Pantheon.

The tour is stroller accessible and near public transportation, making it accessible for most travelers.

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Exploring Historic Sites

During the walking tour, guests will explore some of Rome’s most iconic historic sites. They will visit the Pantheon, an ancient Roman temple with an impressive domed ceiling. Next, they’ll head to the Trevi Fountain, a stunning Baroque masterpiece where visitors can toss a coin and make a wish. Finally, the group will climb the Spanish Steps, a grand staircase leading up to the Trinità dei Monti church.

Site	Description
Pantheon	Ancient Roman temple with a domed ceiling
Trevi Fountain	Baroque masterpiece where visitors can toss a coin
Spanish Steps	Grand staircase leading up to the Trinità dei Monti church

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Exploring Historic Sites

Small-Group Experience

This walking tour and cooking class in Rome offers a small-group experience, with a maximum of 8 travelers.

The intimate group size allows for personalized attention from the guide and chef. With a small group, you’ll have more opportunities to ask questions, interact with others, and receive hands-on guidance during the pasta-making lesson.

The small-group format creates a more relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere compared to larger tours. This ensures a memorable and authentic experience exploring Rome’s historic sites and learning to cook traditional Italian cuisine in a local restaurant.

The small group size is ideal for creating lasting connections with fellow travelers.

Cooking Class Details

A hands-on pasta-making lesson with a professional chef awaits participants at a local restaurant during the cooking class portion of the experience.

Guests will enjoy a three-course meal, including an appetizer, a pasta dish, and a dessert. Recipes for all the dishes prepared during the class will be provided, allowing participants to recreate the delicious flavors of Rome at home.

The cooking class offers a unique opportunity to take in the rich culinary traditions of Italy, providing a memorable and educational experience for all who attend.

Meeting and End Points

The meeting point for this tour is Piazza Barberini, next to the Triton Fountain. From there, the small group will embark on a walking journey through Rome’s historic streets, taking in the sights and sounds of the city.

Explore the iconic Pantheon, a marvel of ancient Roman architecture.
Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, making a wish to return to Rome.
Climb the Spanish Steps, a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors alike.
The tour concludes at the Piazza della Rotonda, near the magnificent Pantheon.

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Accessibility and Participation

While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, it’s stroller accessible, allowing families with young children to participate.

The tour is also near public transportation for those needing it. Infant seats are available, making it easy for all travelers to join.

Most travelers can participate in this experience, as it doesn’t require any special physical abilities.

The small-group size of up to 8 people ensures a personalized and intimate atmosphere throughout the walking tour and cooking class.

Whether you’re an individual or a family, this tour offers an accessible and enjoyable experience in the heart of Rome.

Booking Information

How much does the tour cost? The Walking Tour and Cooking Class in Rome is priced from $127.25 per person.

Booking the tour is convenient, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience.
Confirmation is received at the time of booking or as soon as possible if booked within 12 hours.
Guests can enjoy the flexibility of choosing their preferred tour date and time.
The tour offers excellent value, providing a guided walking tour, hands-on cooking class, and a three-course meal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are There Dietary Restrictions Accommodated in the Cooking Class?

The tour information doesn’t specify dietary accommodations for the cooking class. Participants should contact the provider if they have any dietary restrictions or needs that require special consideration.

Can I Bring My Own Wine or Alcohol to the Cooking Class?

The cooking class does not allow participants to bring their own wine or alcohol. However, wine and other beverages may be purchased separately during the class or meal.

Is There a Dress Code for the Walking Tour and Cooking Class?

There’s no formal dress code, but guests should wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes for the tour. The cooking class is casual, though participants may want to avoid wearing anything too loose or messy.

Can I Take Photos During the Cooking Class?

Yes, participants are encouraged to take photos during the cooking class. The chef and staff are happy to assist in capturing the experience as you prepare the delicious Italian dishes.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour to Visit Additional Sites?

Yes, there’s an option to extend the tour and visit additional sites in Rome. Travelers can inquire about expanding the itinerary when booking the experience to include more landmarks and activities.

The Sum Up

Discover the magic of Rome on this guided walking tour and cooking class experience. Explore the city’s iconic landmarks, then learn about Italy’s culinary traditions through a hands-on pasta-making class. With a small group of just eight travelers, you’ll enjoy personalized attention and create unforgettable memories in the heart of the eternal city.