Rome: Trastevere and Campo de Fiori Food Tour with Local Guide

Name: Rome: Trastevere and Campo de Fiori Food Tour with Local Guide
Brand: Tabl
SKU: 8T7AJI
Price: 66.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (10 reviews)

3 hours

Group

English

What you’ll do

Taste your way around two of Rome’s most iconic neighborhoods during this three-hour, small-group food tour in Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere. Skip the tourist traps and get an insider’s overview of the Eternal City’s famed gastronomy. Understand the cultural and historical significance of over 20 Roman dishes, from fried cod and roast pork to organic gelato.

Highlights

A small-group walking food tour through Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere
Enjoy the equivalent of a full meal as you sample over 20 savory and sweet treats
Sample tasty wine pairings with dishes across more than 5 stops
Tours are capped at only 12 people to ensure a personalized experience

Itinerary

Meeting point! We'll taste, sip and learn about the roman cuisine compared to the rest of Italy. We'll share anecdotes in a lovely walk accross the Tiber chatting about Campo de Fiori & Trastevere culture and cuisine, and how this bohemian district turned to be the best of Rome!

We'll have our 1st stop in a family grocery shop at Campo de Fiori, we'll be tasting 10+ different cold cuts and cheeses, paired with wines.

We'll learn the different between roman products, with the rest of Italy, and few anecdotes linked to each of them and the Campo de Fiori square

Depending on the day and time, the other option is the fried cod, the best in Rome

During our lovely walk of 1,5 km, which surely helps us to digest and knowing the area properly, we'll accross the Tiber river, having a great view of St. Peter Basilica

Here we'll have a Suppli al telefono, which is a roman snack, fried! You will not be able to give up during your stay in Rome! You'll see!

We'll have a sit in a Trastever Osteria to taste 2 magic homemade saunce pastas such as Amatriciana and Cacio & pepe, paired with wine! we'll take advantage to share customs and traditions of the Roman cuisine compared to the rest of Italy, and the history behind this famous Roman combo!

It's time to visit Piero, better known as the “King of Porchetta”, we'll go to his butcher shop to taste his famous roast pork, paired with fresh beer!

The best happy ending, with the best gelato of Trastevere since 1981, Artisanal & Biological Gelato!