Tour overview

Discover one of the most fascinating and history-rich areas of Rome with a guided walk between the Tiber Island and the Jewish Ghetto, one of the oldest and most significant neighborhoods of the city.

The tour is designed for those who want to get to know Rome through its historical, cultural and religious stratifications, accompanied by an expert guide, in a group of up to 20 participants.

The experience combines historical narration, urban context and collective memory, offering a deep but accessible reading of the places visited.

Highlights del tour

• Guided walk in the area of the Tiber Island, the symbolic heart of the Tiber
• Visit of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome, one of the oldest in Europe
• Stop and deepen at the Theater of Marcellus, a bridge between ancient Rome and the Middle Ages
• Access to the Synagogue of Rome, included in the ticket
• Visit to the Jewish Museum of Rome

What you will visit

During the tour the following places will be visited:

Tiber Island

Historical and symbolic introduction to the island, a fragment of Rome suspended over the Tiber. The visit highlights its identity as a place of passage and welcome, where beauty is essential and linked to the relationship between water, stone and memory.

Jewish Ghetto

Walk through the streets of the Jewish quarter, with an in-depth look at its history and community life over the centuries. Here beauty is not only monumental: it lives in urban details, in traditions and in the continuity of an identity that is still present.

Portico d’Ottavia

Contextualization of the area between ancient Rome, the Middle Ages and the modern age. Columns, arches and reuses tell of a visible stratification: beauty lies in seeing time, not just stone.

Theatre of Marcellus

Historical and architectural reading of one of the main monuments of the Augustan age. The theater shows how Rome continues to live within itself: an ancient monument that dialogues with the modern city, a symbol of urban continuity.

Synagogue of Rome

Access to the Synagogue, included in the ticket, with explanation of its religious and architectural significance. It is an identifying and solemn place, which tells of presence, culture and collective memory.

Jewish Museum of Rome

Visit to the museum to understand the history of the Roman Jewish community through documents, works and testimonies. Objects and traces become a story, restoring depth and context to the places crossed.

Includes

• Expert guide
• Guided walk between Tiber Island and Jewish Ghetto
• Entrance ticket to the Synagogue of Rome
• Entrance ticket to the Jewish Museum of Rome
• Historical, cultural, and contextual explanations along the way

What’s not included

Unless otherwise stated, the tour does not include:

• Transfers to and from the meeting point
• Food and drinks
• Personal expenses
• Gratuities (optional)
• Services not expressly mentioned in the “What’s included” section

Important information

• The total duration of the tour is approximately 3 hours, varying according to the crowding of the area
• The route is mainly done on foot
• It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes
• Access to the Synagogue and the Museum is subject to the security rules in force

Meeting point

The meeting point of the tour is at the Obelisk of San Bartolomeo on the Tiber Island.

Participants are required to arrive at least 10 minutes before the start time of the tour, to allow for the reception operations and the organization of the group.

A map with the exact indication of the meeting point is provided to facilitate the arrival of the departure point.

Data required for booking

At the time of booking, it is required to provide, for each participant:

• Name and surname
• Phone Number

This data is only required for organizational and contact purposes.

Confirmation and practical details

• Booking confirmation is provided at the time of booking
• The voucher will be given directly to the customer on the day of the tour
• The tour takes place according to the access conditions of the places visited
• The itinerary may be subject to change for organizational or safety reasons

Who is this tour recommended for

This tour is suitable for:

• Visitors interested in the history and culture of Rome
• Travelers who want an authentic and insightful guided experience
• Guests looking for a less touristy and more narrative route
• People who prefer a group experience of up to 20 participants