An amazing tour with highly specialized guides. You will discover the Jewish Rome starting from the Jewish Ghetto, established in 1556, site of forced Jewish concentration by the hands of Pope Paul IV.
The medieval streets wind their way towards the Deportation Square, from where Jews were deported during the Holocaust. The Ghetto is nowadays a lively typical city center area.
The experience will then follow by visiting the Great Synagogue, built in 1904, and the rich Museum of Jewish Heritage.The visit can extend to the Roman Forum, towards the Arch of Titus, the first reminder of the Jewish presence in Rome.