How much do food and wine day trips in Lazio cost?

Prices vary with the format and the distance covered. Half-day trips close to Rome, such as a Frascati wine tour with lunch, sit at a moderate level, while longer full-day excursions into Tuscany or down to Campania are priced as premium experiences. The site shows the exact cost in your chosen currency once you open an activity.

Which day trips in Lazio offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page can be cancelled free of charge, including the Frascati wine tour, the Tivoli villa and cooking class, and the longer Tuscany and Pompeii day trips. Look for the free cancellation label on each activity page and check the stated deadline before you book, as it is usually tied to the start time.

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Food & wine · Lazio

Lazio Food & Wine Day Trips from Rome

Average rating4.5Median price$495

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About Lazio

Lazio rewards travellers who leave Rome for a day: the volcanic hills south of the city produce crisp white wines, and the countryside around Tivoli pairs grand villas with hands-on cooking. A half-day escape like the From Rome: Half-Day Frascati Wine Tour with Farmhouse Lunch shows how quickly the city gives way to vineyards, while the Tivoli Day Trip: Villa D'Este & Cooking Class combines a Renaissance garden visit with a proper kitchen session.

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Frequently asked questions

Lazio's food and wine trips are built around producers and kitchens rather than monuments. You taste Frascati wines in the hills where they are made, sit down to farmhouse lunches, or cook regional dishes in Tivoli. The focus stays on what is grown, poured and eaten in the region, with the scenery as a backdrop rather than the main event.