Piazza Trilussa tours, things to do and tickets

Visit and taste the best of Trastevere, Rome's most picturesque central district. On this 2.30-hour guided tour you will enjoy a great variety of local traditional food including fresh pizza, pastries, cheese, salami and other delicacies. You will discover gourmet, art and historic treasures, authentic typical eateries, the Basilica of Santa Maria, Piazza Trilussa, Tiberine Island and other amazing sites!

Discover the hidden gems of this lively area beyond the Tiber river. Be prepared to sample some authentic Roman and Italian street food appetizers! : - Jewish Artichoke (or zucchini flower) -"Supplì": deep-fried rice ball filled with mozzarella and tomato sauce. - Pizza. You can taste pizza Margherita everywhere, with us you will taste a typical Roman specialty! - Cannolo or Maritozzo - Gelato Special rates for under 18! Why choose our tour? Small groups, exclusive experiences: With no more than 12 participants, every moment is personalized and intimate. No more crowds of tourists: more space and a guide who gives you 100% attention! Expert local guides: Discover authentic stories and hidden corners with passionate and prepared guides. Guaranteed fun: A tour that goes beyond the visit: you will experience emotions and unforgettable memories. Ethical compensation for the guide: By choosing our tour you support fair and professional work, with adequately compensated guides.

Trastevere means "beyond the river" and it is considered one of the most typical disctrict of Rome. Along this 2.5-hour tour you not only will discover Trastevere and its cosy alleys and hidden corners, but will sample the typical Italian and Roman street food. You will discover district's landmark such as the church of Santa Maria in Trastevere, risen around the first Christian community in Rome, Sistus Bridge, named after the pope who commissioned its restoration in 16th century, or Piazza Trilussa, dedicated to one of the most famous Roman dialect poet. This group tour will not exceed 14 people, so that instead of a tour, you will feel like wandering the city in a friendly atmosphere.

Trastevere is one of the most beloved areas of the city! This 2.5 hours street food and walking tour starts from Tiberine Island. This neighborhood which is a labyrinth made of tiny streets, small shops, and any kind of eateries - whose name means "across the Tiber" - hides a lot of historical spots too: among them, Piazza Trilussa, dedicated to a famous Roman poet, the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, probably the first Christian church in Rome, and a lot more. Local food is without doubt the leitmotiv of the tour itself, as Trastevere is full of both typical Roman takeaways and restaurants. 

Enjoy a morning walking tour among two of the most iconic districts of Rome: Trastevere, whose name means on the other side of the river Tevere, and the old Jewish Ghetto. You will see Piazza Trilussa in Trastevere and continue with the visit of St. Maria in Trastevere, one of the few remaining Byzantine churches in the city. Passing through the narrow alleys of the area, you will arrive to the Tiberine island, with its two important and well known hospitals and basilicas. Crossing the river you will see a hude complex called "Portico d'Ottavia", located in the old Jewish Ghetto. During the Imperial age, the old market was housed in the Jewish disrìtrict. Walking through the small streets of the Ghetto, you will discover the beauty of the Turtle Fountain, built by Gianlorenzo Bernini, maximun exponent of the baroque period.

Visit Rome’s most traditional and picturesque district with your local guide on this private walking tour. See the Sistus Bridge, restored by pope Sistus IV and named after him, Piazza Trilussa, the square that during summer is the meeting point of young Romans. Let yourself enjoy the essence of this pictoresque district, rich of craft shops, old bakeries as well as ancient walls and ruins. You will also explore the Basilica of Santa Maria, the most important church of this area, erected on top of the first meeting place of Catholic community in the area and finally, enjoy a tasty, handmade gelato!

Explore the charming streets of Trastevere on this evening food tour. Discover hidden culinary gems loved by locals, and taste authentic Roman dishes beyond pizza and pasta. **Highlights** - Stroll through cobblestone streets and lively piazzas - Sample specialties like supplì, fried artichokes, and codfish - Pair bites with Italian wines - Visit hidden gems away from tourist traps - End with a classic Roman pasta dinner at a trattoria - Guided by local foodie experts **Perfect For** Couples, friends, families, or solo travelers who want an authentic, flavorful, and social way to experience Rome’s culinary scene.

‘Have you ever dreamed of cycling through the streets of Rome, savouring history at every bite? Imagine gliding on two wheels between millenary monuments and lively piazzas, while the scent of Rome envelops you. Every corner of the city will reveal a piece of history and an authentic flavour. Roman street food is a journey back in time: from the supplì, with their stringy heart of mozzarella and meat sauce, to the maritozzo, soft and mouth-watering, every bite is a dive into the city's traditions. But Rome has much more to offer: historic shops where time seems to stand still, colourful and fragrant local markets, and pastry shops that guard secret recipes handed down from generation to generation. Join our bike tour and discover the hidden flavours of Rome. An expert guide will lead you to the most authentic places, revealing anecdotes and curiosities about the city's history and culture. Get ready for a unique experience, where taste meets history and the bicycle becomes your means of exploring the Eternal City.

Enjoy a walking tour among two of the most iconic districts of Rome: Trastevere, whose name means on the other side of the river “Tevere”, and the old Jewish ghetto. The tour starts from “Piazza Trilussa” and continues with the visit of St. Mary Basilica, one of the few remaining Byzantine churches in the city. Passing through the alleys of the area, you will arrive to the Tiberine island, “Isola Tiberina”, with its two important and well known hospitals and basilicas. Crossing the river you will see the “Portico d’Ottavia”, located in the old Jewish ghetto. During the Imperial age, the old market was housed in the Jewish district. Walking through the streets of the ghetto, you will discover the beauty of the Turtle Fountain, built by Gianlorenzo Bernini, the church of “S. Carlo ai Catinari” located in the heart of the district. The tour ends at Giordano Bruno’s square, the renown “Campo dei Fiori”, where today one of the most important and crowded modern open-air market is located.

Enjoy a full day tour and visit The Heart of Rome and its Treasures: the tour starts from Largo Teatro Marcello, where you can admire the only ancient theater left in Rome. We will visit the Ghetto, the Jewish quarter of Rome, here is the Tempio Maggiore, one of the largest synagogues in the world. Continuation of the visit to Campo de' Fiori, the only monumental square in the historic center not to host a church or basilica. The tour ends at "Piazza Trilussa”, in the heart of Trastevere, here is located the beautiful Acqua Paola fountain and the basilica Santa Maria in Trastevere. Stop for lunch at the Cantina del Duca for a tasting of wines and Roman cuisine. Afternoon you'll visit Piazza Navona, the famous Trevi Fountain (throw a coin into the fountain you will return to Rome), the Pantheon, built to honor all the Pagan Gods in the Ancient Rome. The tour ends at the Spanish Steps, dominated by the Church of “Trinità dei Monti”.

Meet on Tiberine island, where your street food tour of the atmospheric Roman neighborhood of Trastevere begins. Follow the cobblestone streets to discover some authentic hidden gems of this lively area on the other side of the river. Be prepared to sample some authentic Roman and Italian street food! Taste cheese and meat at a local deli, then supplì, a typical deep-fried rice ball filled with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce. Learn about the history of the district, and visit the Basilica of Santa Maria, the heart of Trastevere, before heading for some pizza. Your guide will help you find your way through local restaurants or bars and pubs where young residents spend the night. See Piazza Trilussa and Ponte Sisto, with a beautiful view of Saint Peter’s dome from the river, before heading to the final desserts on the road. This is an area you may not discover otherwise. The small group will not exceed 12 people, so you will feel like wandering the city in a friendly atmosphere.