Looking for small group( 10-25 people) walking tour company, and recommendations for bus tour to explore some of Rome, especially Appian Way, Vatican City, Trastevere, but certainly flexible on sites. Did not care for the hop- on/ hop -off tour buses utilized in past trip. Thanks for any feedback, comments.
Posted by
Minnesota 🎒
15807 posts
Imall, good suggestions for quality tour companies have been provided in your other post:
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/italy/avoid-the-line-tour-companies
While a more intimate/pricey option than a group tour but you might also consider a golf-cart tour? Those can be a unique experience as they're small enough to go where larger vehicles can't. Don't assume they're only for folks with mobility challenges! Some past posts on the subject:
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/italy/has-anyone-taken-a-golf-cart-tour-in-rome
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/italy/golf-cart-tours-in-rome-for-the-elderly
(The links in the thread above for "My Best Tour" appear to be having difficulties so use https://mybesttour.com/tour/golf-cart-tour-rome/)
Posted by
NorthCarolina
933 posts
Look up EatingItaly (on GOOGLE, go to their website), we did a GREAT walking-food tour with them through Trastevere, they have several different tours of different neighborhoods. We did 2 of their tours. Learned a lot and had great food stops along the way.
Posted by
Saskatchewan
296 posts
Thumbs up for the Eating Italy Tours in Rome. We have done 2 of them, one being the day tour and the other the night tour of Trastevere, where we were actually staying. We have done this same company tours in Amsterdam also. While not a full Rome tour, it gives you a wonderful feel for food and neighbourhood. Excellent.