Rome · PIAZZA NAVONA & SPANISH STEPS TOURS
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This is the shortlist we’d send a friend: the 15 piazza navona & spanish steps tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Rome cooking class near Navona: make tiramisù, fresh fettuccine, and ravioli from scratch, plus wine and limoncello or coffee.
“We had a wonderful experience! Mattia was incredibly kind and attentive, cooking with him was a real pleasure. We absolutely recommend it.”
Small-group Rome food tour with Campo de' Fiori market, Jewish Ghetto & Trastevere tastings, wine pairings, and award gelato.
“We enjoyed a lovely food tour, taking in Campo de' Fiori, Jewsish Ghetto and Trastevere. Natalia was a fantastic guide, sorting out arrangements with her suppliers before we got to each location. You won't need lunch after you've been on this tour!”
A 2.5-hour street food walk in Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori with a licensed guide, suppli, Roman pizza, market stops, and gelato.
“Leonardo, our guide, led us on a great tour. He was very kind and knowledgeable. We shared food, laughs, and good conversation with our group. Would recommend to visitors to get a local insight.”
Spritz and fresh pasta by hand near Piazza Navona. Learn fettuccine and maltagliati, then eat your meal with wine and tiramisù.
“The class was led by Chef Leo - he kept it fun and informative! The group was awesome - from the States and Mexico. We all enjoyed making and eating our Pasta- fettuccine and ravioli- and our Tiramisu”
Make fresh fettuccine and tiramisu near the Spanish Steps, then eat your creations with wine and a limoncello toast.
“I had an incredible time with Lucas. He was fun, patient and encouraging. Manager Ricardo was also awesome. He greeted us with a warm welcome. I would go back for a different cooking class.”
Learn to make Roman pizza in a small class at Osteria Pasquino near Piazza Navona, with drinks, appetizers, and pizza dinner included.
“Loved this pizza cooking class. Fortunate to get the class all to ourselves. Luca was superb, both in teaching of pizza making and great company. Real fun for my 7 year old daughter and we made some real tasty pizzas! Definitely recommend this and the restaurant was excellent with great staff also. Grazie mille Osteria Pasquino!”
Learn to make fettuccine in Piazza Navona, with bruschetta and drinks included, plus a fountain-view meal you can recreate at home.
“The experience was well organised, starting with a welcome drink then we were moved inside around a large table each with our own equipment and got started. It turns out making pasta is super easy! We did it as a family with 2 teenagers. I found the class to be lacking in fun from the class leader and other staff (sorry her name was forgettable) and fellow participants started making conversations with each other. After making the pasta the whole group of around 16 were all seated together outside in the square which is a lovely view and waited for our pasta to be cooked and served. Included another drink…”
2.5-hour Rome food and history walk through Campo de' Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto with supplì, pizza, fried artichokes, gelato.
“Amazing food tour and fantastic value for money! This “Eat Like a Roman – Ghetto and Campo de’ Fiori” food tour was absolutely brilliant and great value for money. We explored traditional Roman food while learning about the fascinating history behind it, which really brought the experience to life. Alessandro was a top-notch host and tour guide – engaging, energetic, attentive, and truly passionate about Roman food and culture. His knowledge and enthusiasm made the tour both fun and informative, and he made everyone feel included throughout. I’d highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to experience authentic Roman cuisine and learn more about the city’s rich food heritage.”
Learn Roman pizza near Piazza Navona at Osteria Pasquino. Small-group class, prosecco, wood-fired cooking, and dinner included.
“The chef who taught us how to make Roma style pizza was very polite and showed us exactly what to do. Didn't rush us. We both thoroughly enjoyed the experience and highly recommend”
A guided Rome walk hitting Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps in 2.5 hours with Pantheon entry.
“Guide was excellent and very knowledgeable about the city. She went out of her way to get across all the historic messages even if several monuments and fountains were under renovation.”
Learn fettuccine and tiramisu on Piazza Navona at Ristorante Tucci, then eat your creations with drinks, coffee, and limoncello.
“We had a wonderful time. Cleo was our chef. She was awesome! We were able to eat our pasta after the class and it was the most delicious pasta I’ve ever eaten. Would definitely recommend to anyone going to Rome.”
Rome sunset highlights in 2 hours: Spanish Steps, Trevi, Navona, and Pantheon exterior on a small-group guided walk in English.
“Our guide, Eleonora, was extremely knowledgeable about Roman history and culture; she was able to explain the symbology and practical history of the landmarks we visited. My partner and I have booked several walking tours during our week in Rome, and this by far the best. I can strongly recommend this for any new visitor who wants to orientate themselves in Rome, or delve deeper into the history of some of Rome's key landmarks.”
Explore the Stadium of Domitian 5 meters beneath Piazza Navona with an audio guide in multiple languages, plus optional aperitif or wine.
“Having walked past this site at street level previously, it was great to experience the site first hand. While the area was smaller than I had anticipated, the audio visual guides, video show, and 3D renderings of the original site combined with walking through the almost 2,000 year old remains was well worth the time and money. Thoroughly recommended”
2-hour Rome walking tour hitting Pantheon, Trevi, Navona plus quieter stops, with an expert guide and small-group pace for $23.
“Sharon was very friendly, and very knowledgeable, sharing information in a way that was funny and memorable. I really appreciated having her show us around!”
A 4-hour evening food-and-wine walk through Rome’s Jewish Ghetto and Piazza Navona, with 7 tasting stops and ancient sights.
“It was so amazing! Fabrizia was so very knowledgeable and very kind. She truly made this a one of a kind experience!! I would do this again. I recommend you show up hungry!!”
