Piazza Madonna dei Monti
The Tipsy Tour’s first stop at Piazza Madonna dei Monti immerses you in the heart of Roman life. Surrounded by charming cobblestone streets, you’ll savour wine like a local, sharing laughter and stories with your newfound friends.
Carpano Classico
Carpano Classico was created by Antonio Benedetto Carpano, an Italian distiller, in 1786. He skillfully mixed a variety of botanicals to create something beautiful and enduring.
As you enjoy your glass, and you’ve got to hear us out for this – you’ll realise we’re basically doing the same thing. We’re mixing a great group of people to create some Roman magic and an adventure you’ll never forget. See what we did there?
Sippin’ on Spritz
Take part in a truly Italian tradition – an evening spritz (other traditions include terrible driving, excessive hand-waving, and wearing sunglasses even after dark.) We’ll be visiting a bar in the heart of Monti – a trendy, studenty neighbourhood today but the dark underbelly of the capital back in the day – full of brothels, gang hideouts, and home to a certain Julius Caesar.
Limoncello
To you and I, it might be Friday night lemonade, but to the Italians, Limoncello is something more: a sweet, sugary after-dinner digestif. Best enjoyed under Caesar’s statue. It’s what he would have wanted.
As you sip your drink, your guide will wow you with tales of Caesar’s life, death, and raucous affair with Queen Cleopatra (not in that order).
Bars
Where the tipsy tour ends, the night out begins! We’ll finish our itinerary and conveniently find ourselves ideally situated in Rome’s historic centre – ready and raring to take advantage of the Eternal City that never sleeps.
