About this tour
Explore Rome's most recognisable landmarks on foot—Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona—guided by someone steeped in the city's history, then head to a neighbourhood restaurant to learn pizza-making from a practising maestro. You'll shape dough, add toppings of your choice, and eat what you've made alongside dessert and a drink. Three hours total, groups capped at eight, suits everyone from first-time visitors to returning travellers seeking a different angle on the city.
Highlights
- Toss a coin at Trevi Fountain with local context
- Step inside the Pantheon, one of Rome's best-preserved buildings
- Wander Piazza Navona's baroque fountains and piazzas
- Learn pizza dough technique from a working pizza chef
- Eat your own pizza with chosen toppings and drink
What to expect
Your guide will walk you through central Rome's most-visited squares and monuments, stopping to explain their history and architectural details. The pace is leisurely—you're taking in the streets as much as the sites. After roughly ninety minutes of walking, you'll arrive at a local restaurant where a pizza-maker demonstrates the fundamentals: kneading, stretching, topping ratios, oven timing. You'll have a turn making your own, which gets baked while you relax. Dinner follows: your pizza, a pudding, and your choice of soft drink or wine.
Good to know
Bring comfortable shoes for cobblestones. The walking section is manageable for most fitness levels, though Rome is hilly. Prams and strollers work fine; wheelchair access confirmed. You'll receive written pizza recipes to take home. Gratuities aren't included.
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