Discovering Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere district: Private Walking Tour

How to put together all the many different aspects of a journey to Rome? Just slowly strolling trough these two districts, mirroring each other from the two banks of the Tiber river, divided by the Tiberina Island, close to there where Rome was founded and where we find the roots of the Judaism and Christianism spread among the vicoli, and the squares where locals and tourists flock today thanks to the cool atmosphere and to the presence of cafes, restaurants, pastry shops…. Let's stop in Santa Maria in Trastevere to admire its wonderful mosaics and baroque chapels, let's stop in front of the Portico of Octavia, sister of the first Emperor and by the Sinagogue before getting to the square were once the five Jewish Schools were concentrated and tell about the history throughout the centuries of the roman jewish community - the most ancient in Europe. Art, religion, ruins, churches, middle-ages walls, modern traffic, delicious food, anecdotes. . between sacred and profane!

Theatre of Marcellus (outside) Piazza Mattei Via della Reginella Portico d'Ottavia Synagogue (outside) Ponte Rotto Ponte Fabricio Tiber Island Ponte Cestio Piazza in Piscinula Santa Cecilia (outside) Santa Maria in Trastevere The itinerary can be customized as you prefer. If you want to visit the Synagogue inside, I can customize this tour for you. Generally in all the Roman historical monuments and churches dress code for both men and women requires shoulders and knees to be covered. Shorts and skirts are fine, but below knees. Do not bring large items(e. g. large bags, backpacks, long umbrellas).