Jewish Ghetto And Trastevere Private - Rome

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Tour Information

Key Details

  • Mobile Voucher Accepted
  • Hotel pickup Available
  • Duration: 2 Hrs 30 Mins
  • Language:
    English
  • Departure Time :
    6:00 PM
  • Return Details :
    Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
  • Cancellation Policy :
    This activity is non-refundable Tours booked using discount coupon codes will be non refundable.

Overview

Join this Rome private tour to discover the fascinating history of Romes most beautiful historic neighborhoods: Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere, and Isola tiberina Romes only island. Benefit from your private guides full attention as you discover historic Romes hidden gems.
Your tour begins in the old Jewish Ghetto. See Ancient Roman wonders, including the Theater of Marcellus Romes amphitheater before the Colosseum and the Portico of octavia. Learn about the terrible days of the forced ghettoization of Romes Jewish community. Then, discover the history of the Synagogue; a testament to Roman Jewish resilience, built after ghettoizations end.
Cross the ancient Isola tiberina to Trastevere. Experience the vibrant ambiance of Romes ancient rione, home to religious minorities, travelers and migrants since ancient times. Visit the mediaeval Santa Maria, with 11th century mosaics. Allow your guide to provide a personalized restaurant recommendation in this vibrant neighborhood.

Know More about this tour


Before the Colosseum, the Theater of Marcellus was Ancient Romes amphitheater. Built by Julius Caesar in 13 BC, it only had 60 years in the sun before the Colosseum eclipsed it. See the mediaeval and Renaissance modifications on the top it was later used as a fortress/palace by Romes warring, ruling families.
Once this gate, named after Emperor Augustus sister, accommodated two Ancient Roman Temples and a library. After the fall of Rome, it was used as fish market until the 20th century.
The once Jewish Ghetto is now Romes vibrant Jewish Quarter. Roman Jews were forcibly ghettoized here for 300 years. Now, this vibrant neighborhood has a unique Roman-Jewish character.
Isola Tiberina is Romes only island. A hospital has been on the island since Ancient times; the island was first devoted to Asclepius, the Greek God of healing.
On the West Bank of the Tiber lies Trastevere, an Ancient borough of Rome. Trastevere has always done things differently; its been a home to travelers and outcasts since ancient times. Admire its cobbled streets, orange townhouses and rebellious atmosphere.
Santa Maria was one of Romes oldest churches, built shortly after the Empires conversion to Christianity in the 340s AD. Step inside and admire the remarkable 11th century gold-leaf mosaics adorning the apse; when the sun catches them, theyre a sight to behold.

Itinerary:


Before the Colosseum, the Theater of Marcellus was Ancient Rome’s amphitheater. Built by Julius Caesar in 13 BC, it only had 60 years in the sun before the Colosseum eclipsed it. See the mediaeval and Renaissance modifications on the top – it was later used as a fortress/palace by Rome’s warring, ruling families.
Once this gate, named after Emperor Augustus’ sister, accommodated two Ancient Roman Temples and a library. After the fall of Rome, it was used as fish market until the 20th century.
The once Jewish Ghetto is now Rome’s vibrant Jewish Quarter. Roman Jews were forcibly ghettoized here for 300 years. Now, this vibrant neighborhood has a unique Roman-Jewish character.
Isola Tiberina is Rome’s only island. A hospital has been on the island since Ancient times; the island was first devoted to Asclepius, the Greek God of healing.
On the West Bank of the Tiber lies Trastevere, an Ancient borough of Rome. Trastevere has always done things differently; its been a home to travelers and outcasts since ancient times. Admire its cobbled streets, orange townhouses and rebellious atmosphere.
Santa Maria was one of Rome’s oldest churches, built shortly after the Empire’s conversion to Christianity in the 340s AD. Step inside and admire the remarkable 11th century gold-leaf mosaics adorning the apse; when the sun catches them, they’re a sight to behold.

Inclusions

  • Headsets for groups of 6 or more
  • Full tour from an expert guide
  • Languages: English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Italian, German, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese
  • Skip-the-line admission

Exclusions

  • Gratuities (optional)
  • Hotel pick-up and return
  • Food and drink

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness