Let’s leave behind the Rome of great palaces and picturesque squares, and venture into the oldest, most folkloric part of the city. Trastevere and Ghetto are located on the opposite bank of the river Tiber, united by the bridges that connect each of them to the Tiber Island. Trastevere, a once notorious neighbourhood inhabited by merchants and foreigners, is today famous for its lively nightlife.
Here one can still find evocative and authentic glimpses of medieval Rome, with its narrow alleys, and churches which hide unexpected treasures. We will visit Santa Maria in Trastevere with its splendid mosaics, the church of Santa Cecilia and walking between Piazza Trilussa and Piazza in Piscinula we will discover the secrets of the district.
For those who are interested in an exclusive tour visiting either Trastevere or the Ghetto more thoroughly, the itinerary can be changed according to your needs.
