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📍 Rome 🕍 Jewish Ghetto 🌼 Campo de’ Fiori 🏘️ Trastevere ✨ Historic food route

Rome Jewish Ghetto Food Experience

This is Rome told through three neighborhoods and a very good appetite. Move from Campo de’ Fiori to the Jewish Ghetto and across to Trastevere, tasting the dishes that carry the city’s history: fried artichoke or baccala, Roman pasta, porchetta, cherry-ricotta cake, wine, and gelato.

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Duration 4 hours
Group size max 12
Availability Monday to Saturday, 10:00 am, 10:45 am, 5:00 pm, 5:45 pm
Languages English

Three neighborhoods, one edible Roman history

Rome’s food makes more sense when you walk between neighborhoods. Campo de’ Fiori brings the market energy. The Jewish Ghetto brings centuries of culinary memory. Trastevere brings the wine, pasta, and late-day warmth that make people want to stay out longer than planned.

This experience connects those places through the dishes that still define them. You may taste porchetta, Roman-Jewish fried specialties, ricotta and sour cherry pie, Amatriciana, gelato, and wines along the way. Some bites are simple; others carry a much longer story.

It is not a cooking class, and it should not be described as one. It is a guided food experience for guests who want Rome’s history to feel tangible, generous, and served in courses.

What’s included

A historic Roman food route across Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere.

Tastings at top-rated restaurants such as Spirito Divino and Da Enzo al 29
Dishes such as Amatriciana and other Roman favorites
Exclusive access to a 2,000+ year-old wine cellar
Real gelato, ricotta and sour cherry pie, porchetta, and more
English-fluent local guide
Food & the City insider tips

Not included

Gratuities / tips for the guide
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Extra drinks

How the experience runs

Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere in one food-led route.

  1. 1

    Stop 1

    Meet at Campo de’ Fiori

    Begin beside one of Rome’s most famous piazzas and get oriented with your host.

  2. 2

    Stop 2

    Taste market-side Rome

    Start with a porchetta sandwich on pizza bianca and a glass of red wine near Campo de’ Fiori.

  3. 3

    Stop 3

    Enter the Jewish Ghetto

    Visit hidden passages, historic streets, and a Jewish bakery known for ricotta and sour cherry pie.

  4. 4

    Stop 4

    Try Roman-Jewish specialties

    Taste fried cod, suppli, white wine, and Jewish-style fried artichoke as the route moves through the Ghetto and toward Trastevere.

  5. 5

    Stop 5

    Cross toward Trastevere

    Continue with pasta and wine in a historic cellar before the neighborhood atmosphere opens up across the Tiber.

  6. 6

    Stop 6

    End with gelato

    Finish with a sweet Roman close before the route ends.

See What This Tour Is Really Like

Guest Reviews

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  • K98

    June 2026

    Amazing food tour. Jasmin was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable & passionate about Italian food and culture, and kept us fully engaged with amazing tastings, information & humor. The menu was excellent, all the tastings were delicious! The restaurants were interesting, had so much context & history. Highly recommended.

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  • Ashley w

    June 2026

    Amazing does not even begin to describe this experience. Our guide John made us feel like we were a group of friends out for an evening stroll. He was so knowledgeable and really passionate about the food and culture. Wish I could give 10 stars! The food was amazing and a great variety!

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  • Andrew

    June 2026

    Amin was fantastic! Amin was educational and informative while also being friendly and humorous to the many personalities in the group. He kept us laughing, well fed, and stocked up on wine! He is passionate in his work and it shows. He has the knack and passion to being a great tour guide in the beautiful city of Rome, and I hope his mother sees this because I want her to know to be proud of her son! He’s doing wonderful things!!

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  • Ashley w

    June 2026

    Amazing does not even begin to describe this experience. Our guide John made us feel like we were a group of friends out for an evening stroll. He was so knowledgeable and really passionate about the food and culture. Wish I could give 10 stars! The food was amazing and a great variety!

    Verified via TripAdvisor

  • Andrew

    June 2026

    Amin was fantastic! Amin was educational and informative while also being friendly and humorous to the many personalities in the group. He kept us laughing, well fed, and stocked up on wine! He is passionate in his work and it shows. He has the knack and passion to being a great tour guide in the beautiful city of Rome, and I hope his mother sees this because I want her to know to be proud of her son! He’s doing wonderful things!!

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  • jaimeb96

    June 2026

    Our group loved everything about this class! Mariel lead our class and she was amazing! The entire evening was very authentic from buying our supplies from the butcher to making our dish and then dining family style in the most beautiful Restaurant. Finishing the night with a stroll through town for gelato was the perfect way to end. Highly recommend this class! Can’t wait to try pasta at home.

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  • Mildred H

    June 2026

    We had a private tour with Leo for a food tour including the Jewish Ghetto & Trastevere areas. Leo was an excellent guide & provided information on the historical significance of some of the areas we saw. When we arrived at the restaurants, everything was arranged in advance, so no waiting or worry about crowds. We tried several different foods, each accompanied by some wine! It was a great tour & we would recommend!

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Good to know before you book

Clear answers for planning your Rome food experience.

No. This is a guided Rome food experience through historic neighborhoods, with tastings that connect Roman, Jewish-Roman, and Trastevere food traditions.
The route covers Campo de’ Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere.
The tour runs for about 4 hours and is kept small, with a maximum group size of 12 guests.
The listed start is Campo de’ Fiori, next to the green newspaper stand, and the tour ends at Via Roma Libera, 11. Your booking confirmation will include the final meeting instructions.
Wine pairings such as red wine, white wine, and Prosecco are included on the route. Extra drinks are not included.
Food is the focus, but the route includes cultural and historical context around the Jewish Ghetto and its role in Roman food traditions.
Yes. Tickets should be booked online in advance so your place is confirmed and the team can prepare for the right number of guests.
Please share dietary requirements when booking. Vegetarian and some gluten-free requests may be possible depending on the route, but vegan, kosher, and severe allergy needs can be limited. Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies should not book this experience for their safety.
Yes. The food tours are designed as generous tasting routes, with enough food for most guests to feel comfortably full.
Group tours and classes have free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time. Private bookings are different: you receive a full refund when you cancel 7 or more days before the experience. The exact terms are shown before you book and in your confirmation email.