How much do food & wine city tours in Rome cost?

Prices vary based on tour length, inclusions, and group size. You'll find mid-range options that offer great value, as well as premium experiences with private options or exclusive tastings. Most tours include multiple food and wine tastings, so you get a comprehensive culinary experience.

Which Rome food & wine tours have free cancellation?

Many of our Rome food and wine tours offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility when planning your trip. Look for the 'free cancellation' badge on tour listings—you can cancel up to 24 hours before the experience for a full refund. This applies to popular options like the Trastevere food tours and the golf cart tour with pizza making.

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Food & Wine Experiences · Rome

Rome Food & Wine City Tours

Average rating4.8Median price$224

Rome's culinary soul is best explored on foot, winding through the cobbled lanes of Trastevere and the historic Jewish Ghetto, where family-run trattorias and bustling markets serve up timeless flavors. Dive into the city's gastronomic heart with a Rome Food Tour: Trastevere Hidden Gems with Dinner & Wine or savor award-winning pairings on the Rome: Award-Winning Trastevere Food Tour with Wine Pairings, both crafted to reveal the authentic tastes of the Eternal City.

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Rome Food Tour: Trastevere Hidden Gems with Dinner & Wine

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Rome's food and wine tours go beyond simple tastings—they immerse you in the city's living culinary traditions. You'll wander through historic neighborhoods like Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori, stopping at family-run shops and trattorias to sample regional specialties, from fresh pasta to artisanal gelato, paired with local wines.