Food tour in the Trastevere district: Private Walking tour

Walking across Tiber Island, we reach Trastevere on the right bank of the Tiber. Trastevere developed as an area for merchants, sailors, fishermen and foreigners. It maintains its old character: cobbled streets, ancient houses and artisan workshops. This is the perfect place to taste typical Roman food. We visit picturesque food shops and talk with the owners. Thanks to anecdotes and old pictures we have the occasion to discover another aspect of the city. We stop in an artisan bakery, Innocenti, where you can find tasty cookies and traditional cakes. We visit Antica Caciara, a historical shop where shepherds used to bring their "caci" (cheese). There we taste different varieties of Italian cheese, prosciutto, and salami. And what about a stop for a gourmet gelato made only with the freshest ingredients? Walking along, exploring the area, and tasting different foods, we reach the award-winning Bistrot il Maritozzo Rosso where we sample traditional pasta and savory maritozzi.

Biscottificio Innocenti (traditional cookies) Supplì (pizza and supplì) Antica Caciara food shop (cheeses and cold cuts) Maritozzo Rosso restaurant (carbonara, cacio e pepe or amatriciana tasting) Basilica of St. Maria in Trastevere Artisanal ice cream The tasting includes: 1 supplì or 1 slice of pizza, 1 ice cream, 1 pasta dish, 1 drink per person, cheese tasting, cookie tasting. If you have any dietary restrictions please let me know. The itinerary can be customized to your preferences and changed according to the opening hours of the shops. Please note: generally the dress code in all Roman churches for both men and women requires shoulders and knees to be covered. Shorts and skirts are fine, but below knees. Do not bring large items (e. g. large bags, backpacks, long umbrellas) or glass bottles.