Roma : Excursão a pé de comida Trastevere com vinho local e refeição de pasta
Descrição
Passe o planejamento e experimente Roma através de seus botões de gosto nesta excursão de comida Prêmio pelo distrito de Trastevere. Com acesso prioritário e cada reserva organizada com antecedência, você evita as multidões e vai direto para a verdadeira cena de comida romana. Conduzido por um Especialista de comida local, você explorará trattorias de gestão familiar e pontos de comida de rua escondidos que a maioria dos visitantes perde. Ao longo da noite, você provará diferentes degustações, como massas frescas, pizza romana crispada e o melhor gelato da cidade. Você também se divertirá com vinhos locais ou bebidas não alcoólicas de sua escolha. Enquanto você come, você terá uma visão mais profunda das histórias e tradições que tornam a cozinha romana tão especial, com acesso por trás dos bastidores e dicas de um Guia Especialista que realmente conhece um prato. Importante: Para uma experiência totalmente livre de glúten, recomendamos reservar este passeio como opção privada para que possamos personalizar as paradas apenas para você.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Conheça seu Guia e inicie sua aventura de comida em Trastevere.
Experimente carnes frias e queijos locais com vinho tinto
Comida de rua romana
Pizza al taglio com cerveja
Pare de sorvete!
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Não podemos acomodar uma dieta sem glúten ou vegana, mas esperamos poder no futuro
Avaliações(103)
Great tour, our guide Camila was fantastic. The tour was well planned at the various eateries. The food was great.
It was so great to learn about the food culture. Jean Luca was great! We had pizza taglio, suppli, pasta, gelato and panchetta. All superb.
A great way to dive into Italian cuisine while exploring Trastevere. We explored so many good little places and Therese was a wonderful guide to do it with.
Maham was a knowledgeable and engaging tour host. Her stories and grasp of local culture and legend around the development of the various dishes, made the experience entertaining and informative. A great way to get introduced to local cuisine.
Very nice tour. Somehow everyone is nice, and our guide has good inside knowledge. Good places with great food. We enjoyed it.
The Rome Food Walking Tour with Wine in Trastevere was a great start to our trip to Rome! Adib was knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about the city's food culture and history. We explored the charming streets of Trastevere while tasting delicious local specialties and amazing gelato. The wine and beer selections were excellent and perfectly paired with the food tastings. I especially loved learning about the traditions behind each dish and discovering hidden gems that I would not have easily found on my own. The pace of the tour was relaxed, and the group size made the experience feel personal and enjoyable. We had a great group and made fast friends. If you're looking for a fun way to experience Rome's culinary scene while exploring one of its most beautiful neighborhoods, I highly recommend this tour, you won't leave disappointed!
It was well communicated and they looked for us or called a few minutes before we got there, even though we got there on time they did not leave us stranded, and I loved all the places she took us to and the knowledge she had was wonderful and the food was in point.
Our host, Autumn, was very knowledgeable and fun! She made the tour very enjoyable! Highly recommend her and the food tour.
Anna was amazing! Great food and a wonderful experience, highly recommend! A fun way to explore the city
How great it was! We learned so much about food, Roman history….it was the best…food was excellent…Anna was great!!! She’s so knowledgeable and fun…❣️
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We're thrilled you enjoyed the food, history, and had such a great time with Anna.
