61 euros per person.
Welcome to the oldest Jewish community in the world outside of Israel
The Jewish community in Rome has a long history; in fact, it is considered the oldest Jewish community in Europe. The first Jews in Rome arrived in 161 BC as Hasmonean emissaries. And then another group of Jews arrived from Egypt and they formed the foundation of the Jewish community here in the city. From that moment on, the community went through many ups and downs. And in the 16th century, the Jews were forced to move to an area called the "Jewish Quarantine," later the Jewish Ghetto., where they led an independent life running community institutions.
On the tour, we will discover together the most interesting secrets and stories of the Jews who lived here and what happened to them throughout history.
The tour will take place entirely in the Jewish Ghetto of Rome, one of the most unique and oldest neighborhoods in Europe. The Jewish Ghetto is considered a must-see for anyone who comes to Rome!
A neighborhood that has existed since the second century BC and is indeed full of fascinating stories that accompanied the Jewish community. who lived in it.
This neighborhood is considered one of the most beautiful and vibrant. Today in Rome, where we can also find:
Today, the Jewish Ghetto is considered one of the most vibrant and beloved places in Rome by locals. And thousands of visitors come to it every day.
We invite you to join us on a special tour following the Jewish community and its development here in Rome. Hear the fascinating stories that have been told by the community since their arrival in Rome to this day and better understand the tremendous impact that the Jews have had on the city throughout history.
Have you always wanted to know more about the Jewish community in Rome? Do you have an affinity for Judaism and are you curious to hear about Jewish communities and their fascinating stories around the world and in Rome in particular? Or have you come to Rome for vacation and do you want to see the most unique and fascinating places the city has to offer and walk with us through the most beautiful and magical neighborhoods and streets and hear all the stories behind them?
Your place is with us!
Guide details:
A descendant of an ancient Roman family that was forced to come to the Jewish ghetto in Rome, from the town of "Veroli" in the Lazio region, at the turn of the 17th century.
"For over thirty years I have lived in Rome and accompanied tourists on the wonderful adventure of discovering the city and how we Jews are so connected to it."
Very! The tour is suitable for all ages.
During the ghetto tour we don't walk very much, so the tour is also suitable for those who have difficulty walking. There is no problem joining the tour with a wheelchair.
The tour always stops outside the Great Synagogue. If you enter the Jewish Museum, you will also get to see the synagogue from the inside.
