Trastevere Tours

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.

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.

Italian food is world-famous and Rome’s Trastevere district is one of the best places to sample the city’s delicious street food. Explore the atmospheric neighborhood on this small-group walking tour and admire historic landmarks such as the Basilica of Santa Maria and the Sistine Bridge. Sample an array of delicacies including pasta, pizza, freshly baked pastries, regional cheeses, and Italian salami. Vegetarian option is available.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Explore the Trastevere district of Rome on a food and wine tour that introduces you to local food, family businesses, cobbled lanes, and a market. With a guide, you'll have the chance to sample items such as pizza, pasta, cheese, and salami.

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

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.

Explore historic streets and glide across classic Roman piazzas on a 3.5-hour, guided Segway tour of Trastevere. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of a historic neighborhood, and discover exquisite local churches and quiet back roads. See the High Renaissance lines of the Tempietto del Bramante, discover Santa Maria’s glinting mosaics and ride to the top of Janiculum Hill for unmatched views of the city. Hear stories about Rome’s history and culture at every stop, with plenty of time to take pictures and ask questions along the way.

Get away from the crowds and explore the hidden corners of Rome. Enjoy a private walking tour through Trastevere for your small group. Discover this charming medieval neighborhood, wander through its labyrinthine streets, and explore the Villa Farnesina, one of Rome’s most extraordinary Renaissance buildings. Your professional guide attends to your group and answers all your questions.

Discover some of Rome’s hidden gems on this 3-hour private walking tour. Visit the medieval neighborhoods of Trastevere and the old Jewish Ghetto. Learn about the fascinating history behind these two districts from your informative guide and visit the Santa Maria di Trastevere Church. This tour is great for those who have already visited Rome or want a deeper look into the ‘Eternal City.’

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.

Large group tours can feel impersonal and rushed. Enjoy a richer experience of Rome’s historic sites on this small-group tour that is limited to eight people. Follow your guide through Rome’s cobblestoned streets to visit the Jewish Ghetto, Tiber Island, and Trastevere. As you explore each site, your guide provides illuminating historical background to each.

Eat your way around Rome’s Bohemian Trastevere area, which is known for its fantastic food scene. The area’s labyrinth of tiny streets can make it easy to get lost, but you won’t have to worry about navigating as a guide will lead the way. Enjoy multiple food tastings, including pizza, prosciutto, cheese, pastries, and gelato. Along the way, enjoy guide commentary, and see historic points of interest, such as Piazza Trilussa, and the Basilica of Santa Maria.

Discover the charming district of Trastevere and the Jewish ghetto with our walking tour starting from Piazza Trilussa.
Would you like to explore Rome as it looked like a couple of centuries ago? Narrow stone paved streets lined by medieval houses? Trastevere is named for its position ‘over the Tiber’. Separated from the heart of central Rome by the river, the area retained its narrow lanes and working-class population when the rest of Rome began its nineteenth-century expansion. Despite its being a major touristic destination, it has managed to preserve a strong local (and “Roman”!) identity. We'll cross the river Tiber and the Tiberina Island to get to one of the most important areas of the city: the Jewish ghetto.  As the oldest Jewish community in all of Europe, this beautiful, thriving neighborhood is as central to the history of the city as it is to the Jewish faith.

A walking tour to discover the ancient district of Trastevere. This neighborhood is still considered today one of the authentical original areas of Rome. It became famous for food and wine and today it is a perfect place to understand the development of the city especially in the Middle Ages. Here, in fact, we will visit many important Churches created in those times with incredible decorations and mosaics. We will have the opportunity to visit a XVI Villa too, in order to enjoy the Renaissance work of Raphael, whose lover lived in this district. We can consider this district of Rome a Museum at the open air. Some of the highlights of this Tour: - Villa Farnesina - Santa Maria in Trastevere - Walking throught the characteristic roads of the district - Santa Cecilia in Trastevere - Crypt of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere - Marble statues of Roman and Greek Gods

An in depth visit in the heart of Rome to discover the features of a timeless town. Tiber River, Jewish Ghetto, Tiber Island, Trastevere. Explore with a passionate guide the major attractions of the Eternal Town, and see the back streets of Rome which few tourists get to know.

The tour will start right in the heart of Rome, the guide will take you for a walk where you will get some great views of the city and intriguing hidden stories, before heading to the Jewish ghetto, a fascinating neighbourhood of Rome, where traditions and a keen sense of identity still loom largely. The guide will explain how this became the area it is today, from the Ancient Roman period, through the medieval age, up to the 20th and 21st Centuries. Join this tour and discover some of the most romantic and tragic tales that the city has to offer. You will then cross the oldest bridge in Rome (2100 years old!) to stop for a gelato in the picturesque area of Trastevere, famous for its artisanal shops, great restaurants and bars, and picture postcard 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.

This is a Tour Quiz, a format that allows you to learn and discover stories and information about the city. With this treasure hunt you will see the most famous places in the area of Ghetto and Trastevere but also hidden gems and corners. It's a fun way to explore the city, not a classic and traditional guided tour. Better if done with a team of 2-8 people, to have more chances to answer correctly to quiz, rebus and questions we propose during the tour. It's a game, a treasure hunt in the eternal city, that will make you enjoy the visit even more!

Rome has so much more to explore than the Vatican and Colosseum. Discover one of its most spectacular Renaissance villas and charming historic neighborhoods with this guided tour that takes in Villa Farnesina and the Trastevere district. See sumptuous works by Raphael and others in the 16th-century villa and learn about its art and architecture from your guide. Time permitting, end with a stroll along the cobblestone lanes of Trastevere.