Flavors of Rome Campo Marzio Street Food Tour and Sightseeing

About this tour

Explore Rome's Campo Marzio quarter on foot, stopping at neighbourhood food stalls, a centuries-old market, and tucked-away trattorias to taste supplì, house-made pizza, cured meats, and cheese. Your local guide navigates the tight laneways, sharing stories about the city's layers whilst you eat like a Roman. The Jewish Ghetto section reveals recipes and dishes unique to Rome. Two and a half hours of walking and tasting through the historic centre.

Highlights

• Taste supplì and house-made pizza at working neighbourhood spots
• Browse one of Rome's oldest open-air markets with your guide
• Sample Roman Jewish Ghetto specialities found nowhere else
• Learn street-food history whilst wandering narrow laneways
• Eat cured meats and cheeses from quality local producers
• Hear stories about the city's layers from a neighbourhood resident

What to expect

You'll walk steadily through tight medieval streets, stopping every 10–15 minutes at a different vendor or small eatery. Each stop is brief: a few bites, a chat with the owner, then onward. The guide points out architectural details and historical context between tastings. Expect crowds at the market and narrow passages; the pace is relaxed but not slow. By the end you'll have eaten several small courses' worth of food without sitting down. Bring an appetite and comfortable shoes.

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