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Food Tours in Rome
Trastevere and Testaccio tasting walks — carbonara to supplì.
Eat like a local
Food Tours
Walk a city with a local foodie — tapas in Seville, pasta and gelato in Rome, street food in Bangkok and Mexico City, market breakfasts in Lisbon and medina tastings in Fes.
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Eat your way through the city
Partner offerStreet food crawls, tastings and market walks.
What's included
All tastings
Every stop and sample listed is covered by the price.
Local food guide
Guides who know the vendors and the stories.
Small groups
Most tours cap at 8–12 people.
Dietary options
Vegetarian routes available on many tours.
Know before you go
- Come hungry
- Most tours include enough food to replace a meal.
- Duration
- Typically 3–4 hours with 5–8 stops.
- Walking
- Expect 2–4 km on foot at an easy pace.
- Timing
- Evening tours show a different side of the city.
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Guided tasting walks in the world's great eating cities. Stops, inclusions and prices are always confirmed by the partner on the booking page.
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Food markets, night markets & culinary regions
Ways to eat your way around a destination beyond a single tour. We don't publish festival dates — opening times and schedules come from the partner and the venue.
Where to stay
Stay near the flavors
Evening tours are easier from a central base. Live rates and availability are shown on the hotel search.
Rome
Stay near the historic centre for evening tasting walks.
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Naples
Base yourself near the old town pizzerias.
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Paris
Central arrondissements within reach of the bakeries.
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Barcelona
Between the markets and the tapas streets.
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Lisbon
Hill-top neighbourhoods close to the tascas.
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Istanbul
Old city or Bosphorus side, both walkable to food streets.
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Bangkok
Riverside and central bases near the night markets.
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Tokyo
Districts with easy transport to the izakaya alleys.
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Osaka
Stay close to Dotonbori and the covered arcades.
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Mexico City
Roma and Condesa style bases for long food days.
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New York
Manhattan bases for neighbourhood eating tours.
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Marrakech
Riads and hotels near the medina food stalls.
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Italy
Rome (FCO)
Arrive for pasta, markets and Roman tasting walks.
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France
Paris (CDG)
Land ahead of bakery mornings and wine evenings.
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Spain
Barcelona (BCN)
Coast, markets and tapas within easy reach.
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Portugal
Lisbon (LIS)
Arrive for pastries and seafood tables.
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Türkiye
Istanbul (IST)
A hub arrival for bazaar and breakfast days.
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Thailand
Bangkok (BKK)
Land in time for the evening street-food hours.
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Japan
Tokyo (HND)
Central arrivals for sushi counters and food halls.
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Japan
Osaka (KIX)
Gateway to Japan's most food-driven city.
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Mexico
Mexico City (MEX)
Arrive for taquerías and market breakfasts.
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United States
New York (JFK)
Land ahead of neighbourhood eating days.
Search flightsFrom the airport to your first taste
Arrange your airport transportation first so you can drop your bags and head straight out to eat. Airport pickup is a fixed transfer between the terminal and your address.
On the road
Take your food journey beyond the city
Wine country, market villages and coastal kitchens are easier with your own car. Compare cars on the existing Marhaba car rental search.
Tuscany food & wine roads
Hill towns, cellars and long lunches between vineyards.
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Provence market run
Village markets, olive groves and lavender country.
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Spanish wine country
Bodegas and hilltop villages at your own pace.
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Portugal's food coast
Fishing villages, grilled seafood and coastal roads.
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Sicily food road trip
Citrus groves, street food towns and coastal drives.
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Japanese countryside
Rice country, sake towns and rural kitchens.
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California wine country
Oak hills, tasting rooms and farm kitchens.
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Morocco culinary roads
Argan country, souks and kasbah-town kitchens.
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Morocco
Food Tours in Marrakech
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FAQ
Food Tours — good to know
How long is a typical food tour?+
3 to 4 hours, with 6–10 tastings that add up to a full meal. Come hungry.
What actually happens on a food tour?+
A local guide walks you between several places to eat — markets, bakeries, street stalls, small restaurants — with tastings at each stop and background on the food along the way. The exact stops are listed by the partner on the tour page.
Can food tours cater for dietary restrictions?+
Many can, but it depends on the tour. Check the partner's listing for what it says about dietary needs and let them know when you book.
Are there vegetarian options?+
Vegetarian routes are offered on many tours. The partner listing states whether a specific tour can be adapted.
What about food allergies?+
Tell the operator about allergies before you book — some tastings can't be substituted. Only the partner can confirm what a given tour can accommodate.
How much walking is involved?+
Walking tours usually cover a few kilometres at an easy pace with frequent stops. Each listing shows the distance or difficulty where the operator provides it.
Are food tours suitable for children and families?+
Family-friendly food tours exist in most cities. Age limits and family pricing are set by the operator and shown on the booking page.
Do tours include alcohol tastings?+
Wine, beer and spirit tastings are included on some tours and optional on others. Minimum age rules follow local law and the operator's terms.
Who handles booking and cancellation?+
Bookings, confirmations, changes and cancellations are handled by our booking partner under their terms, which are shown before you pay.