
This walking tour explores the Jewish Ghetto, the area historically where Jews were confined and now a vibrant community. Participants will visit significant Jewish sites, guided by a local from the Jewish community of Rome. The tour features the Rome Synagogue and the Jewish Museum, which are key to understanding Jewish history in the city. It is designed for those who prefer a relaxed pace, contrasting with the busy atmosphere of Rome. On Shabbath, a guided walk in the Jewish quarter is available without museum or synagogue visits, meaning no entrance fees or hearing devices are required. For afternoon tours or additional information, contact the provider.
The lovely Rome Synagogue and Jewish Museum are also located here and constitute a fundamental chapter of Jewish history. For this tour, tickets can be purchased on the spot using a credit card or cash.
With it's huge square dome the Great Synagogue of Rome is the symbol of its Jewish Community.
Narrow streets and hidden fountains in quiet squares make this place a sight to behold, a beautiful gem frozen in time. Filled with traditional Jewish restaurants and bakeries located in marvellous ancient buildings dating back to Roman and Medieval periods, the Jewish Quarter is the epitome of a timeless lifestyle.
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