Wine Tasting and Food Tour at Vatican and Trionfale Farmers
4.9(12)RomeAnnulation gratuite
À propos de cette activité
Rome is world famous for its ancient monuments, spectacular churches, magnificent 'piazzas' and of course its food! Among the numerous historic sites you will find a variety of small family-owned restaurants and farmers markets where you can savour typical Roman food specialities.
During this food and art tour you will explore local cuisine and see some interesting sites of the city in the company of a professional guide and a food connoisseur. You will stop in the historic Trionfale market and authentic food spots of the city to sample a variety of Roman specialities such as hot crostini, fresh artichokes, sweet prosciutto, delectable red and white wine, soft ricotta, authentic Italian coffee, artisan gelato, and so much more! Along the way, your local guide will introduce you to the Italian food culture and show you some important landmarks located next to the Vatican City. Come hungry and get ready to discover city’s most popular street food like a true Roman!
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Professional local guide
Food and Wine tasting
Small group tour
Non inclus
Carbonated beverages
Gratuities
Itinéraire
1
We will visit one of the biggest markets in Italy. Walk through its over 200 stalls and taste a variety of typical Italian products made by local farmers.
50 minutes•Entrée libre
2
Prati is an elegant district of Rome with residential buildings, high-quality restaurants and monuments.
20 minutes•Entrée libre
3
Borgo is another historic neighborhood located between the banks of the River Tiber and the Vatican City. Here you will find some iconic attractions, including Castel Sant’Angelo.
20 minutes•Entrée libre
4
Roma Termini
The tour will continue with a walk along the Vatican walls. Hear about the history and architecture of this impressive construction and see some interesting landmarks, such as Porta Sant ’Anna and Porta Angelica, that was the main access route for the pilgrims arriving to Rome.
It is an elevated passage that links the Vatican City with the Castel Sant'Angelo, built in 1277 by Pope Nicholas III and that served as an escape route for Popes in danger. A real hidden gem of the Eternal City.
10 minutes•Entrée libre
Point de rendez-vous
Meet your guide in front of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie al Trionfale.
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