We will start the Jewish Rome Tour crossing an ancient Roman bridge connecting
the charming Tiber Island to the left bank where Rome's main
is situated; it was completed in 1904 in the area that was once Rome's Jewish Ghetto,
the small enclave where the Roman Jews were confined to live from 1555 to 1870.
When open, we can visit the main Synagogue and the small Jewish Museum.
We will walk through the remaining areas of the former
Jewish Ghetto and down the old lanes of first century b.c.
Portico d’Ottavia, a Roman library transformed into a church where
the Jews were forced to attend mass. At the end, we’ll stop at
the Kosher Bakery to taste the famous Pizza Giudia or if it is the
right season we can eat the delicious
Length : 3 hours