Jewish Ghetto Walking & Food Tour

Strolling through the alleyways of the ancient Jewish Ghetto, now a symbol of the resilience of the Roman Jewish community, you will retrace over two thousand years of history through monuments and iconic sites such as the Portico d'Ottavia, the Theater of Marcellus, Piazza Mattei with the famous Turtles Fountain, and the majestic Synagogue. Along the route, the guide will narrate the events that have shaped this neighborhood, from the origins of Ancient Rome to the present day.

The experience is enhanced by culinary stops dedicated to Roman Jewish cuisine, one of the city's oldest culinary traditions. You will be able to taste some of the specialties that have made the neighborhood famous, such as artichoke alla giudia and Jewish pizza, accompanied by stories about the origins of the recipes and the traditions that still characterize life in the Ghetto today.

An unmissable itinerary for those who want to learn about the history of Rome through its most evocative sites and enjoy an authentic food and wine experience, among monuments, flavors and stories that make the Jewish Ghetto one of the most fascinating neighborhoods in the Eternal City.