Meet your guide in front of Sora Lella—then step off on a tasty adventure through Trastevere’s vibrant streets! Nearby, you’ll taste handmade biscuits - crispy, made with simple ingredients, and bursting with unforgettable flavor!

Il Portico di Ottavia is a striking ancient Roman site in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto, dating back to the 2nd century BCE. Surrounded by narrow streets, lively markets, and historic synagogues, the site blends history with the vibrant life of one of Rome’s most iconic neighborhoods. Nearby, you’ll taste Roman cheeses - from canestrato to ricotta laziale and pecorino - sampling a variety of flavors and ages in a century-old cheese shop!

Piazza Mastai is a cozy square in Rome’s Trastevere, known for its local shops, cafés, and vibrant neighborhood life. Nearby, you’ll taste supplì—crispy fried rice balls filled with meat sauce, cheese, or black pepper, gooey on the inside and an absolute must-try! You’ll also enjoy Roman pizza, a unique street-food delicacy found only in the capital. From the classic “alla marinara” with tomato and garlic to unexpected creative toppings, each slice is a true taste of Rome.

Piazza di San Calisto is a charming square in Trastevere, famous for its historic cafés, relaxed atmosphere, and local nightlife. Here you'll taste the traditional pasta alla carbonara: intense flavour, typical from Rome and prepared with Italian becon, pecorino cheese and black pepper.

Piazza San Cosimato is a lively square in Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood, known for its local market, cafés, and vibrant community atmosphere. Here you'll taste an artisanal gelato: one of the best in town prepared with natural ingredients and presented in innovative and stunning flavours. The best way of ending an actual Italian meal!