After meeting with your guide, you will begin to visit 3 of Rome’s famous markets on this 3-hour culinary tour. You will start your food tour from the historical area of Trastevere, where will you admire the Santa Maria in Trastevere Basilica, which was probably the first official Christian cult area in Rome. From Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, you will walk down to Piazza San Cosimato, where you will discover the first market of your tour, Piazza San Cosimato. Open since the beginning of ‘900s, many of its sellers actually descend from the first vendors and are up to the third generation of fruit, vegetable, cheese, fish or meat providers to the inhabitants of Trastevere. Continuing your walking tour through Ponte Sisto, you will reach Campo de' Fiori, which is one of the oldest markets in town. Piazza Campo de' Fiori is placed between piazza Navona and piazza Farnese, and portrays a typical scenario of Old Rome. The picturesque market that lies on this square is very typical of the city, and provides plenty of atmosphere to the surrounding area. It was moved here from piazza Navona in 1869, and owes its name to a wonderful field full of flowers. From Campo de' Fiori, you will continue walking until reaching the famous bakery "Antico Forno Roscioli". The story of the "Forno" is interrelated with the history of the city, starting when Marco Roscioli bought a very ancient furnace (whose original structure dates back to 1824 ), in order to provide the best bread possible every day for his countrymen. Here you can taste this famous bread, as well as a typical "Roman" pizza.