4-Hour Rome Night Food Tour

• Castel Sant Angelo Tickets
• Vatican Museums Tickets, Skip The Line
• Colosseum Tickets
• Papal Palace of Castel Gandolfo Tickets
• Baths of Caracalla Tickets
• Bioparco di Roma Tickets
• Borghese Gallery Tickets

• Capuchin Crypts Tickets
• Cinecitta World Tickets
• Doria Pamphilj Gallery Tickets
• Galleria Corsini Tickets
• Mamertine Prison Tickets
• Palazzo Colonna Tickets
• Pantheon Tickets

• 10 Wonders of Rome in 3 hrs
• St Peters Basilica Guided Tour
• 3-Hour Rome Piazzas Private Walking Tour
• Arena Floor, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill Tour
• Basilica Dome to Underground Grottoes Tour
• Catacombs & Crypts Tour with Roman Aqueducts
• Colosseum and Ancient Rome Family Tour for Kids
• Colosseum and Roman Forum VIP Guided Tour
• Colosseum by Night with Underground and Arena Floor Tour
• Early Morning Museums, Sistine Chapel & St Peters Tour
• Rome Catacomb Guided Tour With Transfers

• Leonardo Da Vinci Museum Tickets
• Capitoline Museums Tickets
• Museum of Rome Admission Tickets
• Wax Museum Rome Tickets

• E-Bicycle Tour, Rome
• Rome Bike Tour
• Car Rental in Rome
• Hop-On Hop-Off River Cruise, Rome
• Rome Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour
• Rome Big Bus Hop On Hop Off Tour

• The Colosseum: The Colosseum is an amphitheatre located right in the centre of Rome and is an iconic symbol of the city's imperial past. It once staged legendary gladiatorial contests, revealing a captivating slice of history. A visit promises an encounter with the grandeur of an empire that once was.

• Vatican City and St. Peter's Basilica: Home to St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums, Vatican City is a treasure trove of art and history. Its cultural richness and architectural brilliance provide a memorable experience for every visitor.

• The Roman Forum: As the hub of ancient Rome’s public life, the Roman Forum offers an insightful journey into the city's political, religious, and social evolution. Meandering through its ruins gives a sense of the vitality that once filled this marketplace.

• The Pantheon: Known for its perfect proportions and massive dome, the Pantheon is a testament to ancient Roman architectural prowess. The building's stunning design and structural integrity make it an important destination for architecture enthusiasts.

• Trevi Fountain: This iconic Baroque structure enchants with its intricate sculptures. The tradition of tossing a coin over your shoulder into the fountain for good luck, adds to its unique charm, making a visit to the Trevi Fountain an unforgettable experience.

Yes, when visiting certain religious sites in Rome, such as St. Peter’s Basilica and other churches, it is best to follow a particular dress code (modest attire) as a sign of respect. This means both men and women should have their shoulders and knees covered. Women might also want to bring a scarf to cover their heads, although this is not strictly enforced. It's worth noting that some churches may deny entry if the dress code is not adhered to. The Vatican Museums, although part of Vatican City, are less strict, but it is still recommended to dress respectfully. It's always a good idea to carry a light scarf or shawl, especially in the warmer months, which can be used to cover up when necessary.

• Carbonara: This classic Roman pasta dish, renowned for its creamy texture, is made from eggs, pecorino cheese, guanciale (Italian cured pork cheek), and black pepper. The simplicity of the ingredients beautifully belies the richness of the flavour.

• Saltimbocca: A meat-based dish, it features thin slices of veal wrapped in prosciutto and sage, cooked in butter and wine. The result is a tender, savoury delight that showcases Rome's culinary expertise.

• Artichokes alla Romana: This signature Roman dish of steamed artichokes stuffed with herbs and breadcrumbs is a testament to the city's love for vegetables. The earthy aroma and satisfying taste make this a must-try for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.

• Supplì: A beloved street food, Supplì are deep-fried rice balls filled with gooey mozzarella. The contrast between the crunchy exterior and the melted cheese inside offers a sensational taste experience.

• Frascati: This locally produced white wine, known for its crisp and fruity notes, perfectly complements a wide range of Roman dishes. It's a testament to the fine viticulture of the Lazio region.

• Limoncello: A sweet and tangy lemon liqueur, Limoncello is a refreshing finish to any meal. Traditionally served chilled, it embodies the zest and vibrancy of Rome in a glass.

• Murano Glass: This beautiful hand-blown glassware from nearby Venice, found in many Rome shops, makes for a unique keepsake. Each piece, from vases to jewellery, showcases the intricate Italian craftsmanship.

• Leather Goods: High-quality leather products like wallets, belts, and bags are a wise purchase. Produced by local artisans, these durable goods blend Italian style with practicality.

• Italian Ceramics: Painted ceramic goods, pottery and kitchenware, with their vibrant colours and patterns, are a decorative tribute to Italian artistry. They make attractive additions to any home décor.

• Sweets and pastries: Italian pastries and sweets are a must-try, and visitors can buy them from many bakeries and pastry shops in Rome.

• Gourmet food: Rome has a wide range of gourmet food products, including cheeses, sausages and other local delicacies.

• Artisan chocolate: Rome has many artisan chocolate shops that offer a variety of chocolate products, including truffles, bars, and pralines.

• Italian Wine: Rome's local wines, particularly from the surrounding Lazio region, offer a taste of Italy long after the trip and also notably make an excellent gift for wine lovers.

• Pasta Tools: Authentic pasta-making tools, such as a pasta cutter or a gnocchi board, are ideal for recreating Italian meals at home. These utensils bring a piece of the Italian kitchen into your own.