Italy Rome Tour

The Roman Food Tour: Campo de’ Fiori Trastevere Jewish Ghetto

You don’t really know Italy if you don’t eat like Italians do! Italian cuisine is not only about food, it has to do with history, culture, art. An expert guide will guide you to the heart of Rome, in the most famous and historical of Rome’s local markets, Campo de’ Fiori, a real gem among Rome’s districts and among the most fashionable piazzas of the capital.

A bustling open-air market in the morning that turns into a nightlife centre in the evening, where in the past athletics competitions, games and horse races took place. In the middle of a charming setting steeped with history, you will try the gorgeous “pizza bianca” directly in one of the best “Forni” (bakeries) of the city plus the ham and the cold cuts of an old “Norcineria” (Specialty Butchershop).

You don’t really know Italy if you don’t eat like Italians do! Book this special Roman Food Tour, the only one that mixes the beauty to the taste of Rome.

We will find out together the difference between Pecorino cheese and Parmesan cheese in some trusted small grocery stores where italian mothers go, and we will discover Carciofi alla Giudia (Jewish-Style Artichokes), right where they were created, in the Jewish Ghetto of Rome.

A very ancient district that represents the history of Jewish community of Rome and boasts antique memories, emotions, impressive and symbolic buildings like the Synagogue or the narrow alleys, proof of a past rich of history and traditions.

At this stage we will cross the majestic river Tiber to find ourselves in one of the most popular areas of Rome, Trastevere to taste the best Italian gelato and finally understand what differentiates a Matriciana from a Carbonara, exactly in a local osteria. Because when in Rome do and above all eat as Romans do!

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