Trastevere Tours and Activities

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.

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.

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.

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.

Take a private walking tour away from the crowds in Rome to get a different perspective on the bustling capital of Italy. Fall in love with all that the city has to offer, beyond the famous sites like the Colosseum and the Pantheon, and get tips on great spots from your guide.

Spend an evening exploring Rome’s picturesque Trastevere neighborhood. We’ll hop from enoteca to local bar, from ristorante to trattoria, as we dive into the world of Roman gastronomy and Italian wines. Get ready for regional cured meats and cheese, delicious local pastas, a variety of different Italian wines and, of course, our favorite aperitivo cocktail. Consider this your crash course in all things Italian wine and dining, setting you up to eat and drink better for the rest of your stay!

Avoid huge crowds and discover less-touristy but just as incredible areas of central Rome. Join this tour and hear some of the most romantic and tragic tales that the city has to offer. With your expert guide, you will explore the historical Jewish Ghetto, home to the oldest Jewish community in Europe. Expect winding streets and a keen sense of tradition. Then you will cross the oldest bridge in Rome and stop for a gelato in the picturesque area of Trastevere. Explore this beautiful neighbourhood famous for its artisanal shops, great restaurants, bars and scenery. You will also see one of the oldest churches in the city, before ending up at one of Rome's best evening-time piazzas

Uncover the secret side of Rome as you venture off the tourist trail on this 3.5-hour tour. Stroll the streets of the historic Jewish Ghetto, peek inside the gigantic Circus Maximus and follow part of the Ancient Roman Appian Way. Then, explore little-known historic sites like the Park of the Aqueducts and the Baths of Caracalla; look out over the city from Janiculum Hill and enjoy a unique view of St. Peter’s dome. This small-group tour is limited to 15, ensuring a personalized experience.

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.

The Jewish faith is deeply ingrained into Rome’s sprawling history, meaning this Jewish Ghetto tour is essential if you want to fully understand Rome. The tour will begin in Piazza Venezia, where your guide will delve into the history of one of Rome’s most famous Piazzas. We then will head to Piazza del Campidoglio, the Theatre of Marcello and the Jewish Ghetto, home of the renowned Jewish Synagogue. From Ancient Rome, through the medieval age, up to the 20th century the Jewish Ghetto has an incredible amount of history. Allow your guide to delve into the mysteries and tragic tales that are engrained into this beautiful part of Rome. We will then cross the oldest bridge in Rome, incredibly still standing since 62 BC, into Trastevere. Here we will walk the small streets of Trastevere, a picturesque and lively neighbourhood with the look and feel of a traditional small Italian town. Not only will we walk the small streets of Rome, we will also visit one of the oldest churches in Rome.

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.

Combine two essential experiences in Rome: seeing the sights and eating delicious Italian food. This bicycle tour takes you to such world-famous landmarks as the Colosseum, Forum, Palatine Hill, Piazza Navona, and more, stopping off along the way to enjoy a traditional Italian breakfast and pizza for lunch.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Learn the secrets of authentic Italian cuisine from a professional chef during this cooking class in Rome. Experience the buzzing atmosphere of the Campo de' Fiori market as you shop for ingredients, then get hands-on as you whip up fresh homemade pasta, side dishes, and dessert. Finish by tucking into a delicious 6-course lunch, accompanied by fine Italian wines.

Explore Rome as if you were in a classic Italian film on this sightseeing tour by vintage Fiat 500. Following a knowledgeable guide, you’ll drive yourself through the Eternal City in your own Easter egg–colored Fiat, cruising down lanes that are often inaccessible to larger autos. See Roman landmarks like Circus Maximus, the Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine, and discover the Garden of the Oranges and other off-the-beaten-path sights, as well. Limited to just 10 people, this tour provides a small-group experience.

Foxtrail is a fun urban adventure to discover new places, to do in groups 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.

Experience Rome from the backseat of a classic Italian motor on this private 3-hour sightseeing tour. Hop aboard a vintage FIAT 500 and enjoy a tailor-made tour with a personal chauffeur—perhaps explore the atmospheric Trastevere district, visit the Garden of the Lovers, or stop at a typical Roman café.

Maximize time in Rome with a small group, half-day tour featuring electric bikes. This eco-friendly tour covers ground quickly and easily, so you see more of Rome in less time. Electric bikes have access to places that cars can’t reach and require barely any pedaling. See top landmarks including the Colosseum and Villa Borghese along with the charming cobbled streets of the neighborhood of Trastevere.

Discover Rome on two wheels on this electric bike tour of the historical center. Pedal along the charming streets to see top attractions like the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and Trevi Fountain. It’s a great way to get oriented with the city when you first arrive, providing an easy ride and allowing you to cover more ground than you would on a walking tour but still enjoy being outside to catch all the views.