Budget-friendly Street Food Tour of Trastevere Quarter Smaller Group

Taste an array of Roman street foods from the city’s most cherished local shops.

Tour Features

Local Guide

Certified Official Guide

Tour Languages

English, Italian, Spanish, French, German

Duration

2 hours and 30 minutes

Tour Size Options

Private

Includes

Food and/or Drinks

Itinerary

Meet your guide on Tiber Island, the only urban island on the Tiber River, and discover its unique ship-like shape. Begin your tour in the medieval heart of Trastevere, where your guide will take you to the historic Church of Santa Cecilia, the patron saint of musicians. Your first stop will be at one of Rome’s oldest bakeries, a true gem of the neighborhood.
Trastevere retains its traditional charm, showcasing the work of skilled old-school craftsmen and traders. Experience their timeless craft, including a visit to a cold cuts store where you can savor salami and cheese prepared in the authentic Italian tradition.
Next, head to the heart of the district, Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere. After visiting the church of the same name, the food tasting continues with one of Rome's most iconic street foods: supplì, a deep-fried rice ball filled with cheese, tomato, mozzarella, and egg. Along the way, you'll also discover one of the oldest and best pizzerias in the area.
Before concluding with a delicious, freshly made gelato, you'll walk across the Sisto Bridge on the Tiber River and capture stunning photos of the iconic Saint Peter's Dome, the Cupolone, in the background. You'll absolutely love this tour and Trastevere!

Tour Details

Full Description

Trastevere is one of Rome's most enchanting neighborhoods, located across the Tiber River and famous for its vibrant dining scene. Join this guided walking tour to explore the best street food while soaking in the area's sights. Wander through picturesque squares and alleyways, stopping to enjoy cheeses, cold cuts, pizza, supplì (deep-fried rice balls), and other local specialties from iconic delis, bakeries, and pizzerias.

As you stroll, you'll sample a variety of Roman street foods from beloved local shops and admire landmarks such as Santa Maria in Trastevere Church, Ponte Sisto, and Piazza Trilussa. This small-group tour offers an affordable way to experience Trastevere, and you’ll learn about the history and cuisine of the neighborhood from a knowledgeable guide.