Hidden gems of Ghetto and Trastevere districts: private Walking Tour

In the heart of Rome, there is one of the oldest Jewish quarters, second only to that of Venice. During the tour, you will learn a lot about the life of the Jewish community. Today the Jewish ghetto is a lively place of Jewish life and tradition, a gastronomic place of Jewish and Italian dishes. From the ghetto across the oldest bridge of Rome Pons Fabricius, we reach the right bank of the river and Trastevere neighborhood. Walking through the charming streets of such a lovely medieval corner of Rome we are going to see the church of Saint Cecilia the patron saint of music and musicians. Here we can also visit the remains of Roman houses under the church. From here across via della Lungaretta, we reach the heart of the district, the square of Santa Maria in Trastevere, dominated by the basilica dedicated to the Virgin Mary, one the oldest Churches of Rome. Our tour will end in Piazza Trilussa and across the Ponte Sisto stone footbridge eventually, we go back to the left bank of the river.