Street art, street food, history and roman culture in Testaccio: Half day walking Private Tour

The modern district of Testaccio, close to the Aurelian walls and the river Tiber, was built after 1873 as social housing for the working class. What was once considered shabby outskirts, now it's cool and glamorous and it lives a second life thanks to street art projects and the restyling brought in recent times. Massive remains of the glorious past of Rome, such as a Pyramid, the famous in Rome Monte dei Cocci (about 90 ft hill of broken jars dated back to ancient roman times) and the 2000 years old warehouses coexist with more modern structures in a fascinating combination, such as the1800s Slaughterhouse. It's an intriguing surprise. The outdoor tour starts from the Pyramid and half way through, to your preference, We can enjoy delicious Italian food at the open market.