Discover the culinary soul of Trastevere through a 100% vegetarian journey— designed for curious palates and conscious food lovers.This small-group experience (just 2-5 guests) ensures an immersive walk through the cobblestone alleys and hidden kitchens of Rome’s most charming neighborhood.

Claudine Pons, a qualified sports coach with a diploma in Pilates, offers small group classes for 3 to 6 people in her brand new studio in Grimaud, in the Grand Pont business park.

Join a small, exclusive group for a behind-the-scenes look at top delis, pizzerias, and restaurants in Trastevere, the heart of medieval Rome with a local Wine Tasting.

Start and finish of this tour is 1010 Vienna Herrengasse 12 (Hotel Radisson Blu)

Duration of the tour: 90 minutes.

Up to 10 adults are possible per vehicle.

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Our Palermo food tour will take you on a journey through the heart of the city to discover its history, food culture, and unique culinary traditions.

With our amazing Malaga Food tour, you will have a great time discovering the most interesting parts of the city center, from the port to the old town, the Jewish district and the Arabic fortress, guided on a delicious and colorful path meanwhile tasting the best local dishes.

Ride our authentic Dutch bikes, so full of charm and history. You can come and rent bikes or tandems for one to a few days or for a photoshoot. You can also rent our bikes for special occasions like a chic bike ride, a romantic stroll, wedding processions, family reunions, stag and hen parties,...

2-HOUR QUAD BIKE EXCURSION

Evocative and exciting experience. During the excursion you will be able to observe the sunlight coloring the Sienese hills with all the shades of the sunset. A moment before sunset we will reach A PANORAMIC POINT to enjoy the colors of the sunset.

The Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos is one of the most visited places in the province of Córdoba. This monument, of Roman origin, was later Visigoth, Andalusian and Christian.