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Alleys, hidden squares and the Ghetto's history, down to Tiber Island and Trastevere's flavours.
The experience
Description
Two of Rome's most authentic neighbourhoods in one walk: the Jewish Ghetto, with its thousand-year history and Jewish-style artichokes, and Trastevere, with its medieval churches, ivy-covered walls and lively little squares.
Crossing Tiber Island you discover an intimate, working-class Rome far from the main tourist flows. Your guide leaves you in the heart of Trastevere, ready for dinner in a trattoria.
The route
Itinerary
Campo de' Fiori and the Ghetto
From the market to the Jewish Ghetto's streets, between Portico d'Ottavia and Teatro Marcello.
Tiber Island
The island on the Tiber and its ancient bridges.
Trastevere
Alleys, Santa Maria square and a tasting of Roman specialities.
What's included
- Local guide
- Tasting of Roman specialities
Not included
- Museum tickets not listed above
- Tips and personal expenses
Meeting point
Campo de' Fiori, under the Giordano Bruno statue
Requirements and good to know
- About 3 km on foot
- Suitable for all ages
