Rome Food & Sightseeing Tour for School Groups

Highlights

• Educational Food & Culture Tour
• Cultural & Nutritional Learning
• History & Architecture

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Stop 1

   20min

   Prati is a welcoming neighborhood in Rome, located close to the Vatican. With its wide streets, elegant buildings, and interesting shops, Prati allows students to explore the city while learning about Roman history, architecture, and everyday local life in a pleasant and engaging way.

2. 2

   Mercato Trionfale

   50min

   Mercato Trionfale is one of Rome’s largest and most well-known markets, located in the Prati district near the Vatican. The market offers fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, cheeses, and many traditional Italian products. By exploring Mercato Trionfale, students can learn about Italian food, healthy eating, and daily life while enjoying a lively and engaging atmosphere.

3. 3

   Stop 3

   20min

   Borgo is a historic district in Rome, located between Vatican City and the Tiber River. It is known for its charming streets, Renaissance architecture, and close proximity to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Borgo is perfect for school visits because it allows students to explore ancient history, religious heritage, and local Roman life through sightseeing and cultural discovery.

4. 4

   Stop 4

   20min

   A visit to the Vatican Walls offers a unique opportunity to explore the historic fortifications surrounding Vatican City and to discover centuries of Rome’s religious and architectural heritage. This visit will allow students to learn while enjoying an engaging outdoor experience. Walking along the ancient walls, visitors can admire stunning views of St. Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Gardens, and the charming Borgo and Prati districts.

5. 5

   Passetto di Borgo

   10min

   Passetto di Borgo is a historic elevated corridor connecting Borgo District to Vatican City, famously used by Popes as a secret escape route during times of danger. Stretching over 800 meters, this hidden passageway offers a unique glimpse into Rome’s medieval and Renaissance history, blending intrigue, architecture, and Vatican heritage.

Before you go

Location