Vespa's, Pizza, and Archaeology
Live like a local when in Rome as a solo traveler! From amazing museums, ancient arenas, and delicious cuisine; there are so many things to do in Rome alone. Want to know exactly what to do in Rome alone? Check out the list below. Architecture and Archaeology Whether it’s the Colosseum or St. Peter’s Basilica, the Trevi Fountain or the Roman Forum, this incredible city is home to an endless number of buildings that are packed with history. To learn more about the former Roman Empire, take a guided walking tour with a local host and finish the afternoon off with a coffee at an artisan coffee shop. Taste of Rome From Roman-style pizza to the simple Cacio e Pepe (peppered pasta), Rome is a city that’s world-renowned for its delicious cuisine. Take a foodie tour around the city with a local host to visit some of Rome’s best food markets, or join a tasting tour at a local kitchen and sample fresh pasta dishes. Finish the day with a visit to the Jewish district for a Jewish ricotta pie, or cleanse the pallet with a Sicilian pastry. Vespa Tours For a traditional Italian holiday, you’ve merely got to hop on a Vespa and head to the countryside. Whether you’re confident enough to ride alone, or you’d prefer to take a back seat and be chauffeured around, there’s a Vespa tour for everyone! Get ready to whizz past the Eternal City’s highlights before enjoying the winding roads of Tuscany. Sip and Learn Rome is, of course, renowned for its fine red wines and what better way than to sip a glass or two than on a private tasting tour with a local sommelier. Or, if you'd like to learn a little Italian and sip wine then why not join a local language class where you’ll learn the basic Italian vocabulary while sipping vino! Ancient Pompei Once you’ve finished exploring the highlights and hidden spots of Rome, it’s time to take a day trip to nearby Pompeii! Spend the day with a local archaeologist and learn about the history behind the ruins of Pompeii. You'll also get the chance to visit the Roman Forum, The Temple of Apollo, and the Public Thermal Bath.