Our tour begins in Monti a uniqely Roman district tourists rarely see.Equally situated between the Colliseum and Termini Station we must take the stairs to find this hidden piece of Rome.This tour gives you the gift of time. We take the time to eat and enjoy and we explore this Secret area rarely seen by tourists. The Best Food Tour in Rome: Explore Monti, the Hidden Gem of the Eternal City
Are you looking for a unique and authentic food tour in Rome? Look no further than our tour of Monti, a hidden gem of the Eternal City. On this tour, you'll explore the streets of Monti, where locals have been eating for centuries. You'll taste traditional Roman dishes like pizza, porchetta, and meatballs, and you'll learn about the history and culture of this fascinating neighborhood.
Our tour begins in the heart of Monti, at the foot of the Colosseum. From there, we'll wander through the narrow streets, stopping at some of the best food spots in the neighborhood. We'll sample local wines, cheeses, and cured meats, and we'll learn about the history of Monti from our expert guide.
We'll also visit some of the hidden gems of Monti, including the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica. And of course, no food tour in Rome would be complete without a visit to a traditional pizzaria. We'll begin our tour with a delicious pizza , and you'll leave feeling full and satisfied.
Book your spot on our food tour today and experience the best of Rome's culinary scene!
"In 'Roma,' I wanted to get across the idea that underneath Rome today is ancient Rome. So close. I am always conscious of that, and it thrills me"
-Federico Fellini, Italian Film Director
Our food tour of this incredible city is also inspired by a dream. Our dream is to share the Rome of the locals, far from the tourist trap zones like Travastere, we dine in the Rome of the Romans. give you the opportunity to be a part of the old-Roman culture and traditions, in the vibrant Monti You’ll taste the most delicious food and wine, as we tell you the stories of our ancient traditions.
About the tour :
On this tour, we only have 11 spaces. Thanks to this little number, your guide will be able to answer all your questions. Belong to the happy few learning the history of and tasting Italian cuisine
Wine
Porchetta
Pizza
Supli
Charcuterie
Cheese
Meatballs
More Wine
and much, much more
Little things to remember :
This is a walking tour, so wear comfortable footwear.
We haven't found the secret of going trough the raindrops yet (but still looking for it!). So if it's rainy or even cloudy, your umbrella will be your best friend.
Because we care about the planet, we have decided to stop giving water bottles systematically. Instead, we kindly request that you bring your own bottle to ensure you stay hydrated throughout your journey. By doing so, together, we can make a positive impact on our environment!
About your tour leader :
Your foodie local tour guide will take you to the greatest foodshops of Rome where you can feast upond the local cuisine.
Tuesday to Saturday
10.30 AM to 2 .00 PM
3.5 Hours
125 Euros Per Person
115 Euros Kids up to 14
About the tour
On this tour we have many food and wine stops and we taste the foods that made Roma famous around the world. As we taste the foods we learn the stories of how they came to be. What is the difference between Pizza and Penza, Carbonara and and Gricia. We present the evolution of food.
While you are dining on we can discuss the stories of the possible creatiion of Carbonara, our most controversail pasta. Under the name Carbonara a recipe first appeared in 1954 and some credit the American Soldiers with it's invention.
The Truth is that it is probably descende from pasta cacio e uova, a Neapolitan dish of pasta tossed with melted lard, beaten raw eggs, and cheese, as documented in Ippolito Cavalcanti's 1839 Neapolitan cookbook.
Learn all the strories and the facts as you join us tasting our secret history.
Places of interest
Colliseum
Little things to remember
This is a walking tour, so wear comfortable footwear.
We haven't found the secret of going trough the raindrops yet (but still looking for it!). So if it's rainy or even cloudy, your umbrella will be your best friend.
Because we care about the planet, we have decided to stop giving water bottles systematically. Instead, we kindly request that you bring your own bottle to ensure you stay hydrated throughout your journey. By doing so, together, we can make a positive impact on our environment!
About your tour leader
Your English speaking guide will share the secrets of this great city.
