Rome Night Food Tour: Jewish Ghetto, Campo Marzio and Wine Tasting
Fried artichokes, a 1824 bakery pizza and a dinner in ancient ruins
Taste your way through old Rome in the evening, from Jewish-Roman fried artichokes to a dinner among the ruins of Pompey's theatre. This walking food and wine tour of the city centre makes that dinner its highlight.
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Walk Rome and taste food
- Pass by ancient Rome
- Meet your guide at Piazza Mattei
- Explore Jewish Ghetto, view synagogue, taste artichokes
- Taste pizza and wine at Campo de' Fiori
- Enjoy tiramisu and view Piazza Navona's fountains
- Drink espresso beside Basilica di Sant'Eustachio
- Explore Largo di Torre Argentina and eat gelato
- Made In Italy Tours by Luca and his Guide Mates passing by
- Piazza Mattei 5m
- Rome Jewish Ghetto 25m
- Campo de' Fiori 2h
- Piazza Navona 30m
- Basilica di Sant'Eustachio 30m
- Largo di Torre Argentina 30m
What’s included
- Alcoholic Beverages.
- Walking tour.
- Dinner.
- Guide who knows Rome well.
- Beer, wine and soft drinks.
- More than ten food tastings.
- Every day 17:30
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Let a guide lead you through Rome in the evening, tasting fried artichokes, thin pizza and wine, then dining among the ruins of Pompey's theatre.
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The experience
A tiny street leads you into the main street of the old Jewish Ghetto, where your guide explains how the Pope chose this area in 1555 to hold more than 7000 Jews, who had to live there until the end of the 19th century. The first taste is the Jewish-Roman fried artichoke, crisp and golden, a dish that carries the story of the community. You also pass the synagogue, seen from outside.
Next comes Campo de' Fiori and the districts of Parione and Regola. On Chiavari Street you step into a family bakery that has been running since 1824 for a thin, crunchy pizza, and your guide explains why the margherita got its name. Then a selection of fine salami and cheese arrives with a glass of local wine, a clear taste of what Romans eat every day.
The evening peaks at the Theatre of Pompey, hidden among modern buildings, where you sit down to typical Roman main courses. Afterwards comes a tiramisu before Piazza Navona and Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers, then a real Italian espresso at the Basilica di Sant'Eustachio. The last stop is Largo di Torre Argentina, where you eat one of the best ice creams in town beside the temples and the spot where Julius Caesar was killed.
Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (7 to 12 years); Infant (under 7): free.
Do I eat dinner among the Pompey theatre ruins?
Yes, dinner is served among the ruins of the Theatre of Pompey, with typical Roman main courses, and it is the highlight of the walk.
Can I go inside the Jewish Ghetto synagogue?
No, the synagogue is seen from outside as you pass through the old Ghetto, and the guide explains its history.
Does the walk include a pizza stop in Rome?
Yes, you stop at a family bakery on Chiavari Street, in business since 1824, for a thin, crunchy pizza.
How much walking is involved on the Rome food tour?
A moderate amount, as the route moves from the Ghetto through Campo de' Fiori to Piazza Navona and Largo di Torre Argentina.
Operated by Made in italy Tours by Luca and his team of Guide mates. Explorevia does not run this tour: we compare it with similar options, and you book it with our booking partner.
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Rome Night Food Tour: Jewish Ghetto and Campo Marzio
4h · EN
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