Choose between 3 options
1/ Vatican cooking class
2/ Vatican neighborhood food tour, or
3/ free tour including a visit to the largest market in Rome

1/ Cooking =

Discover the secrets to making authentic homemade pasta and tiramisu from a local chef with this small group cooking class in Rome. The cooking class takes place in a locally loved restaurant, in the foodie neighbourhood of Rome near to the Vatican City.

This cooking class will offer you not only the best quality but also the best value. Expect an expert chef, the finest quality ingredients and free flowing fine wine and Prosecco, as well as unlimited soft drinks. Group sizes are limited so book now to join this amazing cooking class in Rome !

After the class is offer, sit down and enjoy the fruits of your labour.
Take home the recipes to replicate your new skills art home.

2/ Vatican food tour =

This award winning food and wine tour operates by the Vatican City in the Roman neighborhoods of Prati and Trionfale.

There are 4 locally loved food venues, offering Rome’s #1 pizza, the best cheeses and cured meats Italy has to offer, truffles, 25 year aged balsamic vinegar, handmade pasta and Tiramisu with free flowing fine wine, including D.O.C.G Vermentino di Gallura, D.O.C.G San Lorenzo Chianti and Frascati Superiore D.O.C.G

Group size is limited to max 15 people
Book now to reserve your place.

3/ Free tour including visit to the food market = Prati & Trionfale: A Local Roman Walk

Step away from the crowds and into everyday Roman life on this relaxed 2-hour walking tour through Prati, one of Rome’s most elegant and lived-in neighborhoods. This experience is all about how locals eat, shop, stroll, and socialize—no rush, no tourist traps.

We begin at the vibrant Trionfale Food Market, a true neighborhood institution. As we wander the stalls, you’ll learn how Romans choose seasonal produce, recognize quality ingredients, and follow unwritten market etiquette. From cheeses and cured meats to fresh pasta and street snacks, this is where daily Roman life unfolds.

Leaving the market, we explore Prati’s wide boulevards and quiet side streets, discovering cafés, bakeries, wine bars, and small shops loved by locals. Along the way, your guide shares practical tips—how to order coffee like a Roman, when to eat what, how shops really work—as well as insights into local customs, habits, and rhythms of the day.

This tour is perfect for travelers who want to understand Rome beyond the monuments, gain insider knowledge, and feel more confident navigating the city like a local—especially when it comes to food.