Jewish Ghetto Private Tour

This walking tour begins at Largo Argentina, a site of historical significance where Julius Caesar was famously assassinated. From here, you'll venture to the Theatre of Pompeii, another crucial landmark in Roman history, offering a glimpse into the ancient world where political and cultural events unfolded. As you walk through these iconic sites, you'll uncover lesser known parts of Roman history that shaped the course of the Empire.

The tour takes you deeper into the heart of Rome, exploring the Jewish Ghetto a neighborhood rich in Jewish culture and heritage. Established in the 16th century, the Ghetto became a place where a vibrant Jewish community developed amidst a backdrop of challenges and oppression. The area is steeped in history, legends, and deeply embedded traditions that continue to influence Rome's folklore and cultural identity.

Throughout the tour, you'll experience a blend of ancient Roman history with the stories and cultural richness of the Jewish community that flourished here. From the historical landmarks to the hidden corners of the Ghetto, this itinerary offers a unique perspective on Rome’s multi layered past, revealing how these two worlds intertwined and shaped the city's identity over centuries.