Trastevere, Campo dei Fiori and Jewish Ghetto Food Tour

Enjoy a gastronomic tour of Rome lasting around three and a half hours. Visit iconic locations such as the Trastevere neighbourhood, Piazza Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto. You’ll also sample classic dishes such as pasta, pizza and Italian wine.

The tour will take place in small groups of around 12 people, allowing your guide to offer you a more personalised experience.

The tour usually takes in the following places, with commentary from the expert guide:

• Campo dei Fiori: if you choose the daytime option, you’ll visit the market held there. Otherwise, you can explore the local food shops.
• Trastevere: Rome’s liveliest neighbourhood in the evenings. Its streets are lined with restaurants, nightclubs and shops.
• Via Portico d’Ottavia: you’ll have the chance to sample some fried specialities. Pizza lovers will adore the stop at the capital’s oldest bakery, renowned for its delicious Roman pizzas.
• Jewish Ghetto: Pope Paul IV established this neighbourhood in 1555 with the aim of isolating the Jewish community. Almost 3,000 Jews lived here in cramped conditions. As you stroll through this area, you’ll see the Great Synagogue, Rome’s oldest synagogue.
• Tiber Island: a small island 270 metres long situated on the River Tiber. To reach this islet, you’ll cross the Fabrician Bridge, built in 62 BC, which is the oldest bridge from that period and has been preserved in its original state.

On this gourmet tour, a delicious dessert is a must. An artisan ice-cream parlour awaits you with its exquisite natural ice creams. On the menu you’ll find pistachio, orange, strawberry, melon, almond and many more flavours.