Trastevere Tours and Tickets

Your wallet thanks you for booking a free walking tour of three historic neighborhoods in the heart of Rome, Italy. As you stroll through the Jewish Ghetto, Tiber Island, and Trastevere, your guide points out landmarks that visitors often miss if exploring on their own. A short duration and scenic stops along the way make this free tour a popular choice for families.

Go on the hunt for some of the best food in Rome on this culinary walking tour through the areas of Campo de’ Fiori, Trastevere, and the Jewish Quarter. With a guide, learn the local secrets of the Eternal City and sample traditional Italian favorites like gelato and pasta, as well as local specialties like fried artichokes. Limited to 12 people, this tour offers a more personal sightseeing experience.

Experience Rome’s restaurant-filled Trastevere district on this evening food tour with an insider guide. You’ll sample authentic Roman dishes at a selection of eateries in the historical neighborhood, known for its local nightlife scene. Enjoy a glass or wine or prosecco, as well.

Delve deep into Rome’s historical Jewish section on this walking tour. Accompanied by a guide, stroll through the winding avenues of Trastevere, a neighborhood that dates to medieval times. Continue to the Jewish Ghetto and learn about its Jewish history and the ongoing Jewish presence in Rome.

Roll through a charming labyrinth of narrow streets and antique piazzas on a 3-hour Segway tour of Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood. Discover the layers of history that have shaped this well-preserved pocket and see its most captivating monuments such as Palazzo Corsini, Teatro Marcello, the l'Acqua Paola fountain and the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, one of Rome’s oldest churches. Travel much longer distances than you would on a walking tour, and easily scale a hill leading up to the Gianicolo lookout for panoramic Vatican views.

Skip the crowded coach tours and discover the highlights of the Eternal City from a Vespa sidecar. Each motorcycle and sidecar fits two people (plus driver), so you can settle back with a friend or loved one as you cruise by attractions from the Colosseum to the Trevi Fountain. Tours include live narration via convenient headphones for crucial context on each site, plus a traditional Roman breakfast of cappuccino and cornetto.

Discover the flavors of Rome on a 2-hour food tour that highlights the best snacks in the city. Learn about the culinary scene in Rome as your guide takes you to small local eateries for samples of savory and sweet dishes such as pizza, gelato, and cannoli. You’ll also hear live commentary about historical and cultural highlights along the way.

Learn to make pasta by hand with a professional chef-instructor for a truly memorable experience in Rome. Your 3-hour cooking class takes place in a private location in a traditional Roman neighborhood and covers the basics of creating incredible Italian pasta Nibble on light appetizers and a glass of prosecco as you begin to prepare the pasta meal. You can also ask your instructor about Italian cuisine and tips for your time in Rome.

Experience over 2,500 years of history on a private tour through Rome’s beautiful historic district. Roam the streets of this city in a comfortable, covered, street-legal golf cart following a custom itinerary based on your interests. This family-friendly sightseeing tour offers a narrated journey of the palaces, monuments, churches, fountains, and statues of your choice that define the rich heritage of Italy's capital. Each itinerary is customized to your preferences, not all sights listed below can be visited in one tour.

Experience the real-world, everyday Rome behind the tourist hotspots on this private walking tour of the Trastevere district. With an art historian guide, escape the crowds and explore Trastevere’s labyrinthine streets and squares. Absorb the authentic atmosphere; watch locals at the Piazza Santa Maria; see aristocratic palaces, churches, and hidden workshops; and uncover Trastevere's history and local culture. Finish with a visit to the Renaissance Villa Farnesina to admire its interiors and frescoes by Raphael.

Go beyond your standard walking tour on this fun, sustainable adventure through Rome. Led by your personal guide, you'll hop on an e-bike to see both the Eternal City's most-famous attractions and a few hidden gems along the way. You’ll zip from piazzas and squares to ancient ruins and beyond, discovering far more than you would on foot — and still traveling green.

Foxtrail is a fun urban adventure to discover new places, to be done in a group but in full autonomy. It is a mix between a treasure hunt and an outdoor escape game to discover the hidden corners of the city.

Discover a side of Rome that most tourists never see with this exclusive tour of the city’s most peaceful gardens and courtyards. Take a break from the crowds and relax in a number of lush hideaways, from a quiet courtyard now used as a library to historic cloisters that host cafès and gallery spaces, while you learn about the history and architecture of these secret retreats from your guide.

Trastevere is one of the most charming neighborhoods in Rome, set across the Tiber River and known for its excellent dining scene. Discover the best street food while taking in the area’s sights with this guided walking tour. Stroll through the charming squares and side streets, stopping to sample cheeses and cold cuts, pizza, supplì (deep-fried rice balls), and other local delicacies from landmark delis, bakeries, and pizzerias.

Don’t leave sampling Rome’s best culinary offerings to chance, take a tasting tour with a local gastronome guide to experience the best of Rome’s gastronomic scene. During this movable feast, you’ll stray from the beaten path and dine on classic Italian food samples: pleasure your palate with buffalo mozzarella, burrata (Italian cheese), pizza, pasta, and gelato. Explore both the historical center and the lesser-known Trastevere district, and receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 12 food lovers.

Eat and drink your way through Rome on a culinary walking tour designed to highlight the city’s rich gastronomic culture. Walk with a Roman guide and sample 10 distinctive regional dishes, including suppli, calzone and pizza, pasta to share (cacio e pepe, carbonara or amatriciana), parmigiana, arrosticini and bruschetta, filetto baccalà, salami with a small glass of wine, ciambellina al vino, tiramisù, coffee and limoncello.

Explore some of Rome's most food-centric neighborhoods on this private food tour of the Trastevere, Campo de' Fiori, and the Jewish Ghetto. Learn about traditional dishes and specialties, such as fried artichokes, from your knowledgeable local guide. Visit an outdoor food market and find out all you need to know to eat your way through Rome.

Eat your way through Rome with a local guiding the way during this half-day food and wine tour. Stroll through Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere to sample traditional Roman fare including baccala fritto (fried cod) and pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice). Learn about the stories behind classic dishes and meet local shop owners and artisans. Finish the tour with a taste of creamy gelato.

Visiting Rome in the morning is a suggestive experience, with less traffic you can easily admire the monuments and history of the Eternal city. Visit the city center on an e-bike! The tour is suitable for everyone, because there are no hills and an electronic assisted function. Discover not only one of the most famous streets in the world, the Roman forums, but also alleys and hidden squares that surround it. Explore the small but still evocative cracks, rich in monuments, majestic fountains, churches and ancient buildings that make the city unique. During the e-bike tour we will also see some places reconstructed in the ancient setting in 3D. You will see virtual reality reconstructions of the Circus Maximus and the Colosseum like never before, always with your guide next to you, who will inform you about everything you really see with 3D viewers. Explore the city as it was 2000 years ago! Summer will be an early departure to appreciate the city even more in its tranquility

Get an insider's introduction to two of Rome's most picturesque neighborhoods during this small-group walking tour of Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto, plus a stroll through Isola Tiberina. Cover thousands of years of history in an intimate group capped at only eight participants, meaning you'll have plenty of time to ask questions.

Explore Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood on a 1.5-hour, small-group walking tour with a stop at a famous gelato shop. Visit the Sisto Bridge, Porta Settimiana, and the ancient city walls, and soak up the atmosphere of the fascinating historic district. You’ll cover just under one mile (1.6 km) of distance on this Trastevere walking tour, which is limited to 15 people for personal service.

Eat and drink your way around Rome on an evening food tour of the city center and Trastevere. In a small group of no more than 12 people, you’ll learn about Rome’s cuisine through the ages, get tips for places to eat, and sample some of the finest food in town. The 4-hour tour is done by foot, and includes ample food samples, supper in a Trastevere restaurant, and a locally made gelato.

Prepare to uncover the timeless wonders of Rome on a 2-hour private tour designed specifically for newcomers. Take a journey through time and explore this historic city with your guide, away from the thronging crowds. Revel in Roman opulence as you visit ornate monuments like Circus Maximus and Palatine Hills, the symbols of imperial authority during ancient times. Discover Marcellus Theatre, Portuno Temple and Hercules Victor Temple, in an architectural showcase that speaks volumes about Rome's storied past.

Savor the sights, scents, and tastes of Rome on a small-group walking tour tailor-made for traveling foodies. Follow your guide around the food shops, markets, and lively piazzas of the Trastevere district. Along the way, sample the varied flavors of Italian cuisine, including cheese, prosciutto, sweet pastries, and pizza. Your culinary journey isn’t over yet—visit the Campo dei Fiori market, sit down for a pasta dinner at a local osteria, then satisfy your sweet tooth with a delicious gelato.