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Rome Food Tour: Taste Campo de Fiori, Ghetto & Trastevere

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Overview

Quotes Logo Eternal Rome Food Tour: Campo de Fiori, Jewish Ghetto, Trastevere, offers a tasty trip through Rome's most famous neighborhoods. People get to try the real flavors of Rome with this food and wine tour.

The tour visits the lively Campo de' Fiori market, where you can see and smell all sorts of local foods. Then, it goes to the Jewish Ghetto, where you can eat special Roman-Jewish dishes. The tour also includes VIP access to well-known restaurants in Trastevere, like Da Enzo al 29, where you can taste the legendary Jewish-style artichoke. At Spirito Divino, you can enjoy a yummy pasta meal with great wine from a wine cellar that's older than the Colosseum. Along the way, the guide shows hidden passages and tells interesting stories about Rome's history and food.

What to Expect: This tour offers a deep dive into Rome’s culinary scene. It includes tastings of local favorites and unique dishes while exploring historical areas. The tour stops at key locations like Campo de' Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto and ends in Trastevere. Enjoy classic dishes like Jewish-style fried artichokes and pasta. The tour includes 6 food stops with Prosecco, Italian wines, and beer. Guests will also visit a 2000-year-old wine cellar. A local, English-speaking guide leads the tour and provides a Rome Food Guide PDF. What's Included: Jewish Style Fried Artichoke, a unique pasta meal, porchetta, 6 food stops, Prosecco, Italian Wines and Beer, Visit Campo de' Fiori Market (morning tour only!), Ricotta and sour cherry cake, the typical Roman-Jewish dessert, gelato, visit to a 2000+ year old wine cellar. What's Excluded: Gratuities/tips, hotel pick-up/drop-off, extra drinks. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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Eat Like a Roman: Taste real Roman foods and wines in famous neighborhoods.

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Skip the Lines: Get special access to popular restaurants in Trastevere.

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See Hidden Rome: Discover secret passages and hear fascinating stories.

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Small Group: Enjoy a more personal experience with a small group.

Sentiment Analysis

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Customers generally had a great experience on the Rome food tour, enjoying the food, history, and guides. Some felt it was rushed and needed more seating. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers loved the variety of food and wine.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many enjoyed learning about the history of the neighborhoods.

    Positive Highlight Icon The guides are knowledgeable and friendly.

    Positive Highlight Icon The small group size made the tour feel personal.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some felt rushed at certain stops.

    Negative Highlight Icon A few wished for more seating during tastings.

The Journey

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Campo de' Fiori

Campo de' Fiori, once a papal racetrack and site of public executions, now buzzes with a vibrant daily market by morning, selling fresh produce, flowers, and local products. By evening, it transforms into a lively hub with restaurants and bars. Experience the authentic Roman atmosphere while indulging in local delicacies like Caprese salad made with San Marzano tomatoes, creamy ovoline di bufala, and fresh basil.

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Porchetta Sandwich Stand

Indulge in a quintessential Roman street food experience with a succulent Porchetta Sandwich, a flavorful roasted pork delicacy seasoned with herbs and spices. Pair it with a glass of local red wine for an authentic taste of Rome. Find the best stands near markets and historic centers for a truly immersive culinary encounter.

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Baccalà Fritto (Fried Salt Cod)

Savor Rome's delightful seafood offering, Baccalà Fritto, or Fried Salt Cod. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, this local delicacy offers a harmonious blend of textures and flavors. Enjoy this Roman treat at traditional restaurants or street food stalls for a truly authentic experience.

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Passetto del Biscione

Venture off the beaten path to explore the Passetto del Biscione, a charming hidden passage in Rome. This unique pathway offers a glimpse into the city's lesser-known corners, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling tourist areas. Discover the authentic side of Rome's rich history and culture as you stroll through this delightful gem.

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Jewish Ghetto

Delve into the captivating history and unique culture of Rome's Jewish Ghetto, one of the oldest Jewish quarters in the world. Explore the narrow, winding streets, discover kosher eateries serving traditional Roman-Jewish cuisine, and admire the beautiful synagogues. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage and ambiance of this historically significant neighborhood.

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Great Synagogue of Rome

Marvel at the architectural splendor of Rome's Great Synagogue, a magnificent building showcasing Byzantine and Moorish-inspired design. Located in the heart of the Jewish Ghetto, this stunning landmark is a testament to the enduring history and cultural significance of the Jewish community in Rome. It offers guided tours and insights into the community's rich heritage.

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Boccione Bakery

Treat yourself to a delectable experience at Boccione Bakery in the Jewish Ghetto, a pastry haven famed for its traditional Jewish pastries. Indulge in mouthwatering delights like ricotta-filled pasticcini and honey-drenched strudels, each offering a taste of authentic Roman-Jewish culinary heritage. This is a must-visit for any visitor seeking a sweet and cultural experience.

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Portico d'Ottavia

Visit the Portico d'Ottavia, an ancient Roman structure located in the Jewish Ghetto of Rome. Originally built in the 1st century BC, today, it stands as a captivating archaeological site, offering a glimpse into Rome's rich history and architectural splendor. Its ruins provide a poignant reminder of Rome's layered past.

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Piazza delle Cinque Scole

Explore Piazza delle Cinque Scole, a historically significant square named after the five ancient synagogues that once stood in the area. Today, it serves as a gathering place within the Jewish Ghetto, offering a serene atmosphere for reflection and appreciation of the area's rich cultural heritage. The square is a poignant reminder of the community's enduring legacy.

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Isola Tiberina

Discover Isola Tiberina, a serene island in the Tiber River holding a special place in Rome's history and mythology. As the only island in the river within the city limits, it offers a tranquil escape from the urban bustle. Visit Piazza San Bartolomeo, a charming square nestled on the island, and explore the island's ancient pathways and picturesque views.

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Ponte Fabricio

Cross the Ponte Fabricio, a remarkable stone bridge built by the Romans that has stood for over two thousand years. This ancient bridge connects Isola Tiberina to the city, offering stunning views of the Tiber River and the surrounding architecture. Walking across this bridge is like stepping back in time, offering a tangible connection to Rome's rich history.

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Piazza in Piscinula

Escape to Piazza in Piscinula, a quaint and picturesque square tucked away in the charming Trastevere neighborhood of Rome. This hidden gem offers a true taste of Roman authenticity with its tranquil atmosphere, traditional architecture, and local charm. Enjoy a peaceful respite from the city's hustle and bustle in this idyllic setting.

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Spirito di Vino

At Spirito di Vino, embark on a unique culinary adventure in a wine cellar older than the Colosseum itself. Indulge in delectable dishes like pasta with beef ragu, perfectly complemented by a fine selection of wines. Experience the rich flavors and history of Roman cuisine in this exceptional and atmospheric setting.

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Da Enzo al 29

Savor the delightful Jewish-style fried artichokes 'to go' at Da Enzo al 29. Crispy and flavorful, these artichokes, known as 'carciofi alla giudia', are a popular Roman Jewish specialty. Grab a bite of this delicious street food for an authentic taste of the local culinary heritage. This is a must-try for food enthusiasts exploring Trastevere.

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Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere

Visit the Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere, a stunning basilica nestled in the heart of Rome's charming Trastevere neighborhood. Admire its captivating mosaics, intricate architecture, and ancient charm, as it stands as one of the oldest churches in the city. This basilica offers a serene and spiritual experience for visitors seeking to connect with Rome's rich religious heritage.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes many food and drink items, such as Jewish-style fried artichoke, pasta, porchetta, Prosecco, Italian wines, beer, ricotta and sour cherry cake, and gelato. It also includes a visit to Campo de' Fiori Market (on the morning tour) and a 2000+ year old wine cellar. Gratuities/tips, hotel pick-up/drop-off, and extra drinks are not included. Meet at the designated meeting point; hotel pick-up and drop-off are not provided.

Hot Tip

Many customers recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as this is a walking tour. Some also suggest coming hungry to enjoy all the food!

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