Unveil the captivating allure and enigmatic charm of Rome's Jewish Ghetto and unveil the concealed riches of Rome that elude most tourists' eyes. Join your esteemed guide at Trajan's Column and stroll towards the Theatre of Marcellus and the Porticus Octaviae, an immense edifice erected by Emperor Augustus in tribute to his sister Octavia. Explore the ancient Jewish Ghetto, established in 1555 after the Pope's restrictive actions against Roman Jews. Despite challenges, the community thrived with thriving businesses, unique cuisine, and a distinct Italian dialect. Discover the grand Great Synagogue, Europe's third-largest, a cultural and spiritual hub for Rome's Jewish population. Proceeding onward, we shall wander the charming streets by The Turtle Fountain, and crossing the time-honored bridge to the boat-shaped Tiber Island, the city's oldest functional bridge. Don't miss this unique journey through Rome's hidden gem, the timeless Jewish Ghetto.