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Rome Food Tour
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- Rome, Italy
- 2 hrs 30 min
- Updated November 2, 2026
Explore Rome’s historic Jewish Ghetto, tasting artisanal kosher pizza, traditional cookies, and gelato while discovering Roman-Jewish food traditions.
About this tour
Explore Rome’s historic Jewish Ghetto through the flavors and stories of a community whose traditions date back to 1555. This 150-minute food tour brings Roman-Jewish history to life as you wander charming cobblestone streets and discover the specialties that have nourished the neighborhood for generations.
Taste artisanal kosher pizza made with fresh ingredients, where time-honored recipes meet modern quality. Along the way, hear about the culinary traditions behind beloved local dishes, then finish with traditional cookies made from recipes cherished for more than 250 years. The experience also features gelato noted by The New York Times. Meals are included, while any additional à la carte dishes cost extra. Meet in front of the Tartarughe bar, with public transportation options nearby.
Let each bite reveal another layer of the neighborhood’s past. Join this Rome food tour for a flavorful walk through Roman-Jewish heritage and enduring local traditions.
Highlights
- Explore the historic Jewish Ghetto and its cobblestone streets
- Taste artisanal kosher pizza made with fresh ingredients
- Discover Roman-Jewish food traditions and their stories
- Finish with traditional cookies made from a cherished recipe
- Try gelato featured in The New York Times
What's included
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- Meals
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- À la carte dishes beyond the included meal cost extra
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- Meeting point: In front of the Tartarughe bar
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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