Taste And Tour The Best Of Rome

We will visit: Campo de Fiori, Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere
Do you like meeting people? Making new local friends? Food lovers, this is your time! Experience a nice stroll through Rome’s enchanting squares and neighborhoods while tasting your way through some of the city’s best shops, restaurants, and markets, discovering first hand the secrets of the world-renowned Italian cuisine.
Groups of fewer than 12 people will be led by a local expert food connoisseur, who will take you through a number of Roman neighborhoods to visit the most famous food markets, groceries, coffee shops, gelaterias, and restaurants in town. Taste some of the delicious food and wines for which the city is famous, including pizza bianca, mortadella, gelato, and supplì.
From fried cod fish in the Jewish ghetto to spices and vegetables in Campo de Fiori, ignite your senses and burn some calories all while you enjoy walking amongst the beauty around you.
The personalized commentary from your foodie guide will include an overview of Italian culinary habits, a description of any seasonal events taking place at the time of your tour, and an introduction to selected specialties found in the main shops. Learn how to order food in Rome and where to find the best food in town.
Follow your nose and let your stomach lead the way through Rome on this delicious gastronomic journey!

Highlights:
• Walking tour to market, restaurants, groceries, gelateria with tasting in different locations
• Roman specialties tasting : Pizza with mortadella ,supplì (fried riceball), Jewish ghetto food specialties: fried artichokes or fried codfish or fried zucchini flowers, Pasta tasting in roman style, Artisan gelato tasting
• Smaller number of tour members ensures a more personalized experience
• Tips and history of food in Italy
• This event is available morning and afternoon. Morning tour includes the visit to the Market. Afternoon touris available at 16.30 pm
Note: food is enough to cover lunch or dinner, do not eat big breakfast or lunch before.