3 hours private walking tour of  Jewish Rome. In picturesque Trastevere, where Jews first settled in 139 BCA and home to Roman Jews for over a millemnium,see a 1000 years old Synagogue. Next charming Tiber island, long associated to medicine, and its Jewish memories and, crossing the Tiber river over ancient Rome Pons Judeorum, to the ghetto where Jews were confined for over 3 centuries. The Great Synagogue, visible symbol of Italian Jews emancipation, and its museum where exibits witness  2000 years of Jewish presence in Rome. Stroll along the "Portico d'Ottavia" lively center of Rome Jewish life with popular kosher restaurants Judaica and delicatessen stores. Colorful back streets long time home to Jewish traders lead to lively Campo de' Fiori open air market

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