Rome · DESSERT TOURS
Rome experiences, compared clearly
These are the dessert tours to book. Prices, durations and the details that matter are below, so you can choose in a few minutes and get back to the fun part.
Learn to make ravioli, tortelli, and fettuccine in Palazzo Grazioli, with organic Tuscan wine, limoncello, and dessert in Rome.
“Our chef Olga was absolutely wonderful — clear, patient, and passionate. She explained everything perfectly and made the experience unforgettable. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”
Make Neapolitan pizza and two pastas in a wood-fired oven, then eat in a Roman garden with unlimited wine, tiramisù, and limoncello.
“Don’t take this cooking class!!!!!! It is so far out of Rome. The transportation they offer changed the meeting point an hour before the class. I messaged and asked them to wait 5 minutes bc of the time it would take us to get to the new meeting point. They would not wait. They told us to take a taxi. No taxis would take us bc it is so far from Rome. We tired 4 taxis. They refused to give us a refund even though they changed the meeting point.”
See Trevi from below on a 1 hour underground archaeology tour at Vicus Caprarius, then cool off with gelato near the fountain.
“This was a last minute addition to our trip, but I am so glad we did it. Our host was so passionate and so funny! She told us wonderful tales of the history of the waterways, but also context about Roman history that helped us put ourselves back in that time and appreciate more what we were seeing. Can’t recommend this tour enough!”
Passenger-only Vespa tour with tiramisu tastings and pro photo service, visiting Rome viewpoints like Janiculum and Piazza Navona.
“Absolutely loved my Vespa tour in Rome! It was such a fantastic way to see the city. Our guide was excellent knowledgeable and made the whole experience so much fun. Highly recommend it!”
Guided Rome walk hitting Trevi, Spanish Steps, Pantheon, and Santa Maria Minerva, with Italian ice cream and local commentary. Small-group feel.
“Virginia our guide was excellent, she was very knowledgeable easily the best guide we had this trip.”
See Rome lit at night by golf cart, with a guided highlights loop plus pizza and gelato dinner for a small group.
“These was a very nice and also educational trip we learned things we would never had known about Rome had we been on our own. I would recommend this to anyone. The food was excellent and the gelato was great as well I would recommend this to anyone.”
Hands-on Rome cooking class to make fresh fettuccine and classic tiramisu, then eat with wine and limoncello. 3 hours, $66.
“Fantastisk måde at opleve Rom på en alternativ måde og helt vildt spændende! kan varmt anbefales.”
