Rome Flaminio Evening Wine and Dine Tour with a Real Local Roman Gourmet

Highlights

• Three gourmet stops
• Starts at Ponte Milvio
• Local guide's insights

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Ponte Milvio

   10min

   Ponte Milvio is one of Rome’s oldest surviving bridges, originally built in 109 BC. It’s famous for the Battle of the Milvian Bridge (312 AD), where Constantine defeated Maxentius, a turning point in Roman and Christian history. Today, the bridge is pedestrian-friendly and known for its lively atmosphere and historic stone arches.

2. 2

   Stop 2

   45min

   Mostò is a popular wine bar and enoteca on Viale Pinturicchio in Rome’s Flaminio neighborhood. It’s known for its wide selection of quality wines (including natural and interesting labels), a cozy, inviting atmosphere, and gourmet small plates, charcuterie, cheeses and creatively prepared snacks and dishes that pair beautifully with wine. Locals and visitors alike enjoy it for relaxed drinks and casual dinners, with a menu that goes beyond typical bar fare and showcases flavourful, seasonal options. Praised by The New York Times, it’s a favorite local spot for aperitivo and relaxed evenings in Flaminio.

3. 3

   MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Art

   Pass by

   MAXXI – Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI Secolo is Rome’s national museum dedicated to contemporary art and architecture. Designed by architect Zaha Hadid, the building itself is a striking example of modern design. Inside, you’ll find rotating exhibitions of 21st-century visual art, installations, photography, design, and innovative architectural projects, plus events, talks, and workshops related to contemporary culture. It’s a major hub for modern creativity in Rome.

4. 4

   Stop 4

   10min

   Impasto, in Flaminio, is a pizza spot known for its high-quality dough, fresh ingredients, and modern takes on classic Italian pizzas. Casual, vibrant, and popular for lunch or dinner.

5. 5

   Stop 5

   20min

   Etablino, in the Flaminio area, is a modern bistro offering creative, seasonal Italian dishes in a relaxed, stylish setting. Known for thoughtful flavours and a contemporary approach, it’s popular for both casual dinners and aperitivo.

6. 6

   Stop 6

   1h

   Osteria Flaminio, on Via Flaminia, serves traditional Roman dishes alongside more inventive, modern pasta recipes, combining classic flavours with creative twists. It’s known for quality ingredients, thoughtful presentations, and a relaxed but refined atmosphere.

Before you go

Location