How much do food and drink tours in Rome cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Shorter classes of around two hours, such as pasta or gnocchi making, sit at a moderate level, while longer experiences like a four-hour Trastevere food and wine walk or a dessert-focused class are positioned higher. Exact prices appear on each activity page in your chosen currency.

Which food and drink tours in Rome offer free cancellation?

Free cancellation is available across the food and wine experiences listed here, including the pasta and tiramisu masterclasses, the gelato, tiramisu and cannoli class, and the Trastevere luxury food tour with fine wine. Check the cancellation window shown on each activity page before you book.

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Food & wine · Rome

Rome Food & Wine Tours

Average rating4.6Median price$91

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Rome rewards eaters who slow down: the city's food culture lives in family-run trattorias, neighbourhood markets and kitchens where pasta is rolled by hand each morning. You can learn that craft yourself in a Rome Pasta and Tiramisu Class: Ravioli, Fettuccine & Fine Wine 5*, or spend an evening eating and drinking your way through Trastevere on the Winner 2026: Rome Trastevere Luxury Food Tour with Fine Wine. Both put local cooking and regional wine at the centre of the experience rather than treating them as a side note.

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In Rome, food experiences are hands-on and hosted by locals: you might roll fettuccine at a kitchen near Piazza Navona, layer tiramisu, or walk Trastevere tasting cured meats and regional wines with a guide. The focus stays on technique, ingredients and the city's everyday eating culture rather than on passing monuments.