Trastevere & Jewish Ghetto Food Tour: Flavors of Rome

Experience Rome through its food on a guided stroll through Trastevere and the Jewish Ghetto. From street-food classics and traditional pasta to Roman-Jewish specialties and artisanal gelato, discover the flavors, stories, and neighborhoods that define the city’s culinary identity.

Highlights

Pizza al taglio and supplì tasting

Traditional Roman pasta and wine in Trastevere

Carciofo alla giudia in the Jewish Ghetto

Hidden Gems

Vicolo del Cinque
Isola Tiberina crossing
Santa Maria in Trastevere

Tour Includes

Expert Guide
Skip the Line Tickets
In-Depth Exploration of Casel Sant'Angelo

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crowds walk down the streets of Trastever in Rome

In Rome, food is never just food — it’s history, identity, and a way of life. On this relaxed walking tour through two of the city’s most characterful neighborhoods, you’ll experience the Eternal City one bite at a time. We begin in Trastevere, where ivy-draped buildings and cobbled lanes set the stage for Rome’s most beloved street foods. Taste crispy pizza al taglio and golden supplì before wandering through lively alleys toward the ancient mosaics of Santa Maria in Trastevere. In a historic trattoria, sit down to enjoy a classic Roman pasta dish paired with local wine, discovering why simple ingredients define the city’s cuisine. From there, cross the Tiber via Isola Tiberina and enter the Jewish Ghetto, where centuries-old culinary traditions survive in dishes like the famous carciofo alla giudia — a crispy fried artichoke unlike anything else in Rome. The experience ends, as all good Italian meals should, with artisanal gelato.
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