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Private walk

Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere Walking Tour

Two neighbourhoods a bridge apart, and the food that grew out of five centuries in both.

Duration
About 3 hours
Format
Private
Group size
Up to 20 guests
Languages
English, Spanish, Italian

Overview

About three hours on foot with a licensed private guide, ending with a Roman Jewish food tasting. The walk begins at the Theatre of Marcellus and the Portico of Octavia, in Europe's oldest Jewish community, then crosses Rome's oldest bridge to Tiber Island and into Trastevere.

This is the side of Rome where the monuments give way to neighbourhoods. Departures run daily with a flexible start time, and the route can be fully tailored.

Suggested route

  1. Theatre of Marcellus
  2. Portico of Octavia
  3. Largo 16 Ottobre 1943 and the Stolpersteine
  4. Great Synagogue and Piazza Mattei
  5. Ponte Fabricio and Tiber Island
  6. Santa Maria in Trastevere
  7. Food tasting: carciofi alla giudia

Fully customisable. The Great Synagogue and its museum are closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays, and the route adjusts on those days.

What's included

  • Licensed private guide
  • Roman Jewish food tasting in the Ghetto, including carciofi alla giudia
  • A walking route through both neighbourhoods

Not included

  • Monument interiors, unless stated
  • The Great Synagogue museum, which can be visited separately

What to expect

  • A flat, cobbled walk of roughly 3 km from the Ghetto over Tiber Island into Trastevere.
  • The exterior of the Great Synagogue and Piazza Mattei are on the route.

Accessibility

  • Not suitable for wheelchairs.
  • Moderate walking: flat and cobbled, roughly 3 km.

Meeting point and transport

  • Hotel pickup on request.
  • Or meet the guide at the Theatre of Marcellus (Via del Teatro di Marcello).

Cancellation

  • Cancellation terms for agency bookings: to be evaluated on request.

Questions advisors ask

Is the tour private?
Yes. The guide is reserved for your clients alone.
How long does it take?
About three hours, covering the Jewish Ghetto, Tiber Island and Trastevere.
Is food included?
Yes. A Roman Jewish tasting, including carciofi alla giudia, is included in the Ghetto.
Do guests go inside the Great Synagogue?
The exterior and Piazza Mattei are on the route. The museum can be visited separately and is closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays.
How much walking is involved?
Moderate: a flat, cobbled walk of roughly 3 km.

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