About this tour
Spend four hours eating and drinking your way through two of Rome's most characterful neighbourhoods with a knowledgeable local guide. The Jewish Ghetto and Campo Marzio reveal themselves through their food—over ten tastings of regional wines and dishes prepared by people who've been making them for generations. You'll finish with a proper dinner, having discovered corners of the city that rarely appear in guidebooks.
Highlights
- Ten-plus tastings of Roman and regional specialities
- Wines paired with each stop, selected by your guide
- Jewish Ghetto's distinct culinary traditions explored
- Campo Marzio's neighbourhood trattorias and shops
- Full dinner included at tour's end
- Expert local guide shares stories behind the food
What to expect
Your guide collects you and sets a steady pace through narrow streets, stopping at family-run delis, wine bars, and restaurants. You'll taste as you go—cured meats, cheeses, prepared dishes—with wine poured at each halt. Expect to stand and move between locations; comfortable shoes matter. The Jewish Ghetto's food heritage reflects centuries of Roman-Jewish cooking, while Campo Marzio introduces you to everyday neighbourhood eating. By the final stop, you'll sit down to a proper meal, having grazed considerably already.
Good to know
Book ahead if you need dietary adjustments—gluten-free, vegan, and dairy-free diets cannot be accommodated. The tour runs regardless of weather. Dress smartly casual. Public transport is nearby if you need it. Gratuities aren't included. The synagogue interior isn't part of this tour.
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