Tasty Rome Street Food Tour around Campo de' Fiori Market & Jewish Ghetto

3 hours

Group

English

What you’ll do

Taste your way around two of Rome’s most historic neighborhoods during this small-group street food tour through Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto. Sample iconic snacks like supplí (savory rice balls), prosciutto and local cheeses, and Roman pizza. Top it all off with a trip to an organic gelateria, and you’ve got lunch or dinner covered.

Highlights

A small-group street food tour in Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto
Learn the historical origins of some of Rome’s best-loved street snacks
Discover two iconic neighborhoods in a group of only 15 people
Taste your way around the city and get lunch or dinner on the go

Itinerary

This tour is ideal for travelers on a budget which are seeking to sightseeing the city accompanied with an expert guide, without renouncing to a huge cut of Roman culture, the culinary.

This tour is thought to be taken both for lunch or for dinner. Campo De' Fiori is the meeting point: from there, you will be lead to some producers' shops in the square, where Romans would buy local high quality prosciutto, very tasty salami and delicious cheese to be served at their place.

The guided tour continues to the Jewish Ghetto, where the great Synagogue is located, and Pompey Theatre, hidden in the midst of the most recent buildings. You will taste one of the best known pizza in Rome, and a rice ball, named Supplì. Also during this tasty experience you will savor the finest prosciutto, salami and cheese, like Parmigiano Reggiano.

The last stop includes one of the top-rated gelato of Rome, made with organic products only: the owner of the shop, an ice-cream expert, will provide you details and curiosities you might ask about this delicacy.