2-Hour Jewish Ghetto Walk and Learning about its Influence in the Roman Cuisine
Highlights
Rome
gastronomical, sightseeing, walking
Private Tour
2 Hours
Easy
English, Italian, Vietnamese
Description
Back in 1555, Pope Paul IV changed the history of the Roman Jewish Community. Wander around another milestone of such a great City and explore all the hidden alleys that have hosted these people for more than 300 years! Let’s discover how they influence the local cuisine and hold back the secrets of their recipes.
Itinerary
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Jewish Ghetto Walk And Its Influence In The Roman Cuisine
- Wander around the local Market.
- Walk along the Blonde Tiber River and find out how the master plan changed after building river barriers.
- Visit the magnificent Sinagoga.
- Stroll around Portico d’Ottavia and S.Angelo in Pescheria.
- Enjoy Concia di Zucchini at Giggettos.
- Visit Piazza Mattei and get to know anecdotes about these wealthy bankers.
- Roman's best Pizza roasta from a century-old bakery.
- Traditionally, this Patisserie was run by a woman of the same family, Ricotta Pie.
- Right along the old wall, we’ll try Jewish-Roma Artichokes.
- Supplì, come from the Middle East.
What's Included
Meeting Point
Cancellation Policy
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For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.