Rome Trastevere and Jewish Ghetto Tour
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Experience Highlights
Discover Trastevere, a picturesque medieval-style neighbourhood in Rome where harmony and history come alive, on this approximately 2-hour tour in a small group of no more than 10 people.
An expert guide will lead you on this journey through its bohemian streets , which retain the essence of Rome’s historic past , with churches such as Santa Cecilia and the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, and iconic stops including a tour of the Jewish quarter.
- You’ll stroll through the timeless streets of Trastevere and the Jewish Quarter
- You’ll visit monuments and historic sites, such as the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere
- You’ll explore boutiques and restaurants brimming with Italian culture and cuisine
What’s included
- Tour of Trastevere and the Jewish Quarter
- Expert guide
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Step by Step
Discover the medieval charm of Trastevere and Rome’s historic Jewish quarter – the oldest in Europe – on this tour lasting approximately 2 hours.
An expert guide will tell you the story behind the squares and monuments in both areas, taking in:
- Basilica of Saint Cecilia in Trastevere: built in the 5th century in honour of Saint Cecilia, a Roman martyr
- Basilica of Saint Mary in Trastevere: you’ll be able to admire the stunning 12th-century celestial mosaic covering the dome of this church, founded in the 3rd century
- Piazza Mattei: visit the famous Turtle Fountain in this small Renaissance-style square located in the heart of the Jewish quarter
- Portico of Octavia: a historicmonument built in 27 BC, dedicated to Octavia, the sister of Emperor Hadrian
You’ll have the chance to explore, in small groups of around 10 people, the beautiful streets, shops, boutiques, squares and restaurants with a Roman feel in Trastevere and the Jewish Quarter.
You’ll see the area that Pope Paul IV set aside to house Rome’s Jewish community in 1555, making it the first such community established on the European continent.
Reviews
- VV.A great tour with a great guide, you can see the love he has for his job, he made the tour an experience like no other, and everything we saw and visited was fantastic, it is worth it without a doubt.
- SS.Incredible tour
- EE.The Jewish quarter is very interesting and has a long history, including centuries of history behind it, and has good restaurants, worth a try.
- NN.One point to highlight is the punctuality, we had time to enjoy the ride and visit many great places, considering the pace of the ride the group and I were comfortable. Recommended
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Other Things You Should Know
- Not accessible to wheelchair users














