Roma: tour privato a piedi del Ghetto ebraico e della Grande Sinagoga





Descrizione
Partecipate a questo tour della storica area di Trastevere per esplorare il più antico ghetto ebraico del mondo con la guida esclusiva di un esperto archeologo. Scoprite questo piccolo quartiere, delimitato dal fiume Tevere da un lato e da Piazza Venezia dall'altro. Il quartiere fu istituito nel 1555 da Papa Paolo IV, che revocò tutti i diritti precedentemente concessi alla comunità ebraica romana. Una visita a questa zona offre una profonda esperienza culturale e religiosa, ulteriormente arricchita dalla notevole Grande Sinagoga e dal Museo Ebraico.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Percorri Via del Portico d'Ottavia e Piazza delle Cinque Scole, dove c'erano tutte le scuole liturgiche ebraiche.
Visita la Grande Sinagoga e il Museo Ebraico con una guida interna.
Visita le rovine del Teatro di Marcello e del Portico d'Ottavia.
Visita la Grande Sinagoga con una guida interna
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Livello di attività: minimo
- Adatto ai bambini con la supervisione dei genitori
Recensioni(14)
Small neighborhood called Jewish ghetto, very characteristic. We also visited the synagogue and the guide was very knowledgeable and provided us with a lot of information that we did not know.
Informative, interesting, s lot of walking but worth it. Claudia was knowledgeable and made sure we were clear and understood what she was saying. Very interactive.
A nice tour with a knowledgable tour guide. Our family of four enjoyed our day. Make sure to leave time for a meal in the kosher strip.
Manuela was so thoughtful and had great knowledge of the area and its history. We were astounded mixing the contrast of eras against a 2000 year old back drop. A sad but educational experience.
Paolo, our tour guide, was exceptional, providing a deeply engaging and informative experience. His extensive knowledge of history and attention to detail brought each site to life, making the tour both educational and unforgettable. I highly recommend Paolo to anyone seeking a rich cultural journey! Thank you Viator for assigning him to our private tour! JZ
stunning synagogue with a rich and incredibly interesting history !! absolutely go visit this beautiful shul for an exploration into jewish history
We're happy that you enjoyed the experience. Thank you for recommending the synagogue and the Jewish Ghetto and for the positive review!
Worths a visit as you can access both a small museum and a guided tour to the synagogue. There are guided tours in English and Italian every one hour per language, included in the price of the ticket. I think 11 euros for a ticket is too much but the personnel is very polite so ok 🤷🏼♀️
Loved seeing the Jewish museum and touring the synagogue. It was beautiful and the guide gave us great information about the Jewish experience during WWII. The items in the museum were very interesting. Also Toured the Jewish quarter - very busy on a Sunday..
A visit not to be missed, also because the synagogue is not always open, today we took advantage of it, the visit to the synagogue should be carried out with a guide, available at fixed times, free with the museum ticket. I discovered curiosities unknown to me, such as that in synagogues do not carry out funerals is forbidden by the Jewish religion, funeral services are done directly in the cemetery.
We first visited the Jewish Museum that is within the same structure of the synagogue. A Rome Pass card gave us a discount of 3 euros on the entrance to the museum (the free entry we took advantage of in another museum). There were a few people besides us in the museum, but it was still pleasant and not crowded. Then we took part in a short tour of the synagogue, we received a 10-minute explanation of the synagogue and the community, in English.



