Private Sacred Relics Jubilee Bike Tour

<p>This is an excellent tour and Bob was a great guide. He shared great historical facts about pizza and history in Rome, and having the Colosseum as a part of this tour is smart. We skipped the line and he did an amazing job of teaching us the history.</p>

<p>We enjoyed the small group atmosphere only myself, my husband and another couple. Our tour guide was very friendly and informative. We got to walk around a neighbourhood of Rome that we did not plan on visiting. Come with an EMPTY stomach. My husband is a vegetarian and they were very accommodating. Our favourite was the deep fried Naples style pizza. Wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking.</p>

<p>Learned a lot and ate more than I thought. It seemed like we ate every 5 minutes. So delicious, and I am a picky eater.</p>

<p>We thought the tour guide was awesome! She threw in lots of info about roman culture that we wouldn't have learned otherwise. Also, the visit to see the St. Peter in Chains tour was a very nice addition to the pizza stops. We ended up becoming pizza experts thanks to her expertise, and we found her advise useful for choosing pizza and gelato for the duration of our trip.</p>

<p>Thoroughly enjoyed this particular tour. Our guide, Alessandra, was entertaining and informative, and shared her knowledge of the area very well. Don't have a big breakfast, as there is lots to eat in the way of pizza, pizza toppings and tasty desserts!</p>

<p>This was so much fun, we enjoyed every minute. The food was great and plentiful and it's a great way to see and hear about a cool Rome neighborhood and taste its best offerings. Lucilla Lucy was a great guide and made the experience very enjoyable. Lots and lots of walking, wear good shoes.</p>

<p>Yes yes and yes! Pizza in Rome? What more could you ask for. I specifically liked this tour because our guide took a through traditional pizza, the history of pizza, and the different kinds. But be prepared: it's a lot of food!</p>

<p>Awesome tour and not just about food. Do not eat before going, there is way too much to eat.</p>

<p>Very nice tour. We did a lot of pizza eating and got to see a different area of Rome that we probably would not have seen with out the tour. Our guide was very nice and informative. We took this tour three years ago and still talk about it. It was fun day.</p>

<p>Fantastic tour and guide. Great intro into the Monte neighborhood.</p>

<p>Our guide, Alessandra, was great. We toured the archaeological area of the Roman forums on the way to the pizza places, and she shared excellent historical information. We then essentially tasted the construction of a pizza from the crust up - tasting the crust first, then the possible toppings, then the final product. We also took the side trip to climb up to the Church of St. Peter in Chains, which we might otherwise have missed.</p>

<p>What a great tour... it was not only a feast of wonderful Italian Pizza, it was also very informative with lots of unexpected stories and uncovering some hidden treasures.</p>

<p>My three boys, 28, 18, and 15, loved this tour. They said it was fun and they came back FULL!</p>

<p>This was a fun experience for all, my 18 and 23 year old enjoyed as well. Never knew there were so many different baking variations of pizza. Definitely worth doing!</p>

<p>We had a fantastic time and our guide was great. It was my son's birthday and she went out of the way to get him a special treat to help us celebrate. Highly recommend this your.</p>

<p>The tour was wonderful. The guide was very informative and the places she took us to had delicious food. Even the historical stops were very interesting and informative. Highly recommend the tour and tour guide, Allesandra, we believe was her name.</p>

<p>This tour exceeded my expectations. I knew it should be ok, but it was a thoughtful and interesting presentation. Plenty to eat, come hungry.</p>

<p>This tour was spectacular. They use an inductive approach to pizza. First trying crust, then sauce, the ingredients, then finished pizzas of all kinds. At the end of it I knew so much more about the Italian approach to pizza, food, and culture. The tour gives you a nice tour of the Monti neighborhood but Alessandra gave us restaurant recommendations for all over. We had better meals because of this tour. The group size is small, we had 5 including us on our tour. Don't eat lunch before you go. You get a lot of pizza.</p>

<p>The absolute best! Our guide Chiara was AMAZING and the food we were able to sample was some of the best we had on our trip to Rome....we even ventured back to the places we visited a couple of days later! Worth every penny!</p>

<p>Lovely experience! Learned a lot of great things about the food and traditions in Rome!</p>

<p>It was OK -- nothing really special here. If you're in Rome more than a few days you'll find good pizza places on your own.</p>

<p>Barbara was fantastic! Energetic and very enthusiastic about her city and its rich history.</p>

<p>This was an excellent way to see Rome and the food was delicious.</p>

<p>Pizza mixed with history, churches and ancient ruins. Some great tips on where to eat out at night.</p>

<p>Very informative, the tastings were great and the tour guide was very knowledgable. Nice to see the back streets of Rome where the locals dine</p>

<p>Great. Barbara was a super terrific guide. It was not only pizza tasting in in various restaurants but a very interesting site seeing event. We learned a lot about the area and our guide made it a very friendly group by having us introduce ourselves and where we were from. One of our best tours.</p>

<p>A fun tour with lots of food. Best not to have breakfast before the tour as there are five stops for pizza and ice cream and we're not talking bite size pieces either. Guide was very personable and knew her pizza! Small group size made for an intimate experience.</p>

<p>It was a lot of fun and a lot of yummy food! Nice relaxing pace.</p>

<p>Especially good tour if you are traveling with kids! Our guide Marco was terrific - very engaging and engenertic. It was obvious that he loves his city and his job which made our experience even more enjoyable.</p>

<p>We were looking for something different to do in Rome besides museums and monuments. We had 3 teenagers with us. This was a great 3 hours. We got a locals look and telling of the history of the Colosseum area, a guided walking tour of the Monti neighborhood, a look at how Romans look at Pizza, and samples of many kinds of pizza, drinks, toppings, topped off with a pizza and beer or soda lunch. We made one stop at the Basilica in the neighborhood. Had a great guide and we really enjoyed the tour. Would recommend to anyone who can handle the walking.</p>

<p>Great combination of cultural history and pizza. Plenty of food, I didn't think I would need to eat for the rest of the day.</p>

<p>We were the only ones on the tour but Lucy the guide was great. We walked into the only part of Rome we had not managed to explore on our own which was a coincidental bonus. The food was great and she was very informative.</p>

<p>This is a must do when first visiting Rome!!! Sandro introduced us to the history of pizza and then some of the best pizza ever. When doing this tour, you must have an empty stomach. There is so much to sample. After making 3 food stops, we toured Saint Maria Maggiore Basilica. The gelato was great!</p>

<p>Barbara was such a great guide for this tour. LOVED how we walked all over and tasted the different pizzas and cheese. Barbara is very knowledgable and we learned so much not only about pizza but about Italy and the neighborhoods too. Book this trip now! You'll be happy you did !</p>

<p>Great guide and lots of interesting and funny facts</p>

<p>very friendly and fun guide. Learned about the local area which is off the beaten path. Tried many types of pizza at small places that we would not have experienced without the tour. The food was good and plentiful. Nobody left hungry for sure.</p>

<p>Fabio, was Fabulous. Great tour and such genuine interest and passion that he over ran by over 90 minutes! great tour and you see so much more than just pizza, real history and real local people. Fantastic</p>

<p>Our tour guide, Giovanna (or Big Mama G as she called herself!) was the best! Not only was she funny, she was one smart little biscotti! We ate great pizza, sampled cheese. olives, Limoncello and of course gelato! We also visited the Basilica of Santa Mara Maggore. History, fun facts and food-it was great!</p>

<p>Without question, this was our favorite activity during our 4-day stay in Rome! Our guide was superb and very knowledgable about Roman history, and, of course, pizza history. We learned a lot from her, had many laughs, had a delightful walking tour near Trajan's Market and through Santa Maria Maggiore Church, and ate lots and lots of pizza and gelato. Very interesting to learn about, and eat, the different types of genuine Italian pizza. A great walking feast right at lunch time. Do this one.</p>

<p>Tour was really good. Guide was extremely knowledgeable about pizza and I went to the tour hungry and came back full from so much good pizza.</p>

<p>I believe that one of the best ways to get to know a city is through its food. How can you pass up a pizza tour in Rome? it took a little effort to find the starting location on a little side street. Once we got started we realized this was not just about pizza. We got to walk around an area of Rome we would not have gone to and found nice little shops and neighborhoods and got a feel about whats it like to live in Rome. We learned about different pizzas, ate too much, and had a very pleasant morning walk. When this tour ended we walked to the colosseum for our next tour.</p>

<p>Marco was charismatic and obviously loved in the Monti neighborhood that we toured during this delicious and entertaining tour. Marco made sure to add historical facts to the tour, cooking tips, and this was the only time we experienced a real neighborhood (same place where Gladiators, etc. use to live centuries ago) without a crowd of tourists. Our group came together in discussion, due to the expertise of our guide. It was alot of fun and we are looking forward to trying the pizza recipe provided at the end of tour.</p>

<p>GREAT private tour for my husband and me on our last day in Rome. Despite the rain we fun, and the food and itinerary were excellent: historical and rewarding. This tour is A+!!</p>

<p>This tour was on my Top List. Our tour guide "Big Mama G---Joanna was the BEST!!! She made it so fun and she gave us a glimpse of real family life in Rome. She took us all over eating different kinds of pizza, gelato/granita, chinook, limoncello.........etc. This tour is a must!</p>

<p>This was a fantastic couple of hours walking through the ancient cobblestone streets of Rome, tasting lots of different pizzas, very informative, great fun and a must to do for something different. many thanks <br/> andrew and helen taylor</p>

<p>Excellent tour for adults and children alike. There was enough pizza for everyone and enough history to keep the adults interested. Barbara was our tour guide and was very knowledgeable. She's great! Included a trip to St. Mary's Basilica and gelato.</p>

<p>If you love Pizza and want to know more about how Pizza is made in Rome this is a tour for you.<br/> We visited five locations and learned much about how Pizza are made and sold in Rome. Not only was this a tasting but and educational tour at the same time. Our Tour guide was fantastic. Note: This tour is only done in small groups. Negative: If you have any walking disabilities I do not recommend this tour.</p>

<p>Very good! Show up hungry and don't eat breakfast beforehand. It's a lot of food and it was difficult to eat at the end. Everything was fantastic!</p>

<p>This was a delight. We ventured into some neighborhoods that we wouldn't have just wondered into. We learned about the different kinds of pizzas and got to eat where the locals eat. Enjoyed.</p>