Walking tour of Trastevere, Jewish Quarter and Campo de' Fiori

An 'off the beaten path' tour to the atmospheric quarters of Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto.

After exploring the Colosseum and the Vatican, it is time to get away from the crowds and discover a different Rome.

We will head to the Roman “Greenwich Village” (Trastevere). Complete with winding narrow streets and medieval architecture, this is the Bohemian area of Rome.

Afterwards, crossing the two most ancient Roman bridges and the only island on the river, we will enter and visit the Jewish Ghetto with its complex variety of history, architecture and tradition.

We will conclude our walking tour in yet another interesting area: Campo de’ Fiori, once the site of executions.

The square now has a certain vibrancy as it comes alive with the lovely fruit and vegetable market.

The tour will end at the site of Julius Caesar’s murder, another fascinating place “off the beaten path” of Rome.

Duration: 3/4 hours
Transportation required: Walking tour

Guide fee: 3 hours 1 to 5 pax €210

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