Two sides of the Eternal City in one unforgettable day: explore Rome on the back of a Vespa, then step into a real Roman home for a hands-on Italian cooking class.
The Amor Experience brings together the two most honest ways to discover Rome: riding its streets like a local, and sharing Italian food around a table.
Your day begins with a two-hour Vespa ride. Travelling as a passenger, you pass the landmarks everyone comes for, slip into corners most visitors never find, and stop where the view deserves it.
The ride ends at a Roman family home, where the second half begins: a hands-on cooking class built on the recipes, the traditions and the noise of an Italian kitchen.
Hop on and feel the energy of the city from a completely different angle. Across roughly two hours you will pass its most iconic landmarks, ride through neighbourhoods with a life of their own, and find the hidden spots that rarely make it into a guidebook.
The itinerary shifts with traffic, road closures and the mood of the day. That flexibility is what makes each ride the best one possible.
The Vespa drops you straight at the door of a Roman family home. Over about three hours you will work with your hands and learn to make:
Then everybody sits down and eats what they made, with prosecco or Italian wine on the table. That last hour is the one guests talk about afterwards.
Landmarks, panoramic views and hidden corners, seen through the eyes of people who actually love and know the city.
The rush of crossing Rome by Vespa and the warmth of a real Italian cooking class, on the same day.
You cook in a real Roman kitchen, not a rented classroom: a small table, family recipes, and the people who have always made them.
You will not simply see Rome. You will ride through it, learn its traditions, cook its food and share a meal with the people who live here.
The complete Amor Experience runs five hours, from the first turn of the key to the last spoon of tiramisu.
No. You ride as a passenger, with one of our local Vespa drivers in front of you. There is one driver for each guest.
A selection of Rome's icons, panoramic viewpoints and hidden corners, the Colosseum among them. The exact route can change with traffic, road closures and local conditions.
No. The Vespa ride is a panoramic route through the city and does not include tickets to monuments, museums or archaeological sites.
Right at the door of the cooking class, in a Roman family home in the Piramide area. The exact address reaches you once you have booked.
Fresh pasta, traditional sauces and classic Italian tiramisu. At the end of the class we all sit down and eat everything together, with prosecco or Italian wine.
The Vespa experience runs in English or Spanish. The chef leads the cooking class in English, but the class is highly visual and a Spanish-speaking member of our team is always there to translate whenever needed, so Spanish-speaking guests never hit a language barrier.
Because of how the kitchen works, we cannot guarantee an environment free from cross-contamination, so we are unable to host guests with severe food allergies or intolerances. Please tell us about any dietary requirement before booking.
Yes. On arrival you will be asked to sign a short liability waiver, which also confirms that you are of legal drinking age.
The main points are chosen in advance, but the final route may vary with traffic, events, road closures, weather or safety.
Ride through the streets of the Eternal City, find the beauty it keeps hidden, and learn to cook some of Italy's most loved dishes inside a real Roman family home.
Two authentic experiences. One unforgettable day in Rome.
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