Mamma Mia Rome Trastevere Neighborhood Street Food Guided Tour

Name: Mamma Mia Rome Trastevere Neighborhood Street Food Guided Tour
Brand: Tabl
SKU: 19EVO9U
Price: 38.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (10 reviews)

3 hours

Group

English

What you’ll do

This unique 2.5-hour street food tour will be a gastronomic adventure through the flavors of the city, indulging variety of savory cured meats, delectable cheeses, freshly baked goods and irresistible pastries. Our local expert guide will reveal the secrets behind recipes handed down through generations, sharing captivating stories and curiosities along the way. This amazing experience not only includes stops at fantastic authentic eateries but also explores the highlights of the Trastevere area. Your guide will take you to the Tiber Island, Piazza in Piscinula, and Vicolo della Renella— some of the most charming places of the district. Your journey through the Trastevere tastes will be the lively Piazza Trilussa, a vibrant local gathering point.

Itinerary

Enjoy this street food tour around Trastevere, one of the oldest and famous district of Rome, while you discover the art, the picturesque streets and the delicious local recipes.

Meet your guide on the Tiberine Island, an island inside Rome on the River Tiber.

You will stop in this small square, named "piscinula" for presence of many thermal baths and pools.

Stop in Santa Maria in trastevere and learn about its Basilica, considered the first official place of Christian worship in Rome, and dates back to the 3rd century. Its remarkable facade is characterized by beautiful 12th century mosaics, which will be highlighted by your expert guide through many precious insights and commentaries.

You will have the opportunity to eat a crunchy slice of Roman pizza in one of the oldest bakeries in Trastevere district

This lively square is a popular gathering point for the locals, thanks to its position in the heart of Trastevere district. It features the beautiful fountain of Acqua Paola, located at the top of a fifteen-steps flight. Piazza Trilussa owes its name to a great Roman poet, depicted on a bronze statue.