The Eternal city is a myriad of history and culture, much of which is reflected in its amazing architectural and artistic masterpieces located throughout. But there is also so much to be learned by simply exploring the different nieghborhoods throughout this incredible city. Jewish Ghetto: A Journey Through History
Begin your adventure in Rome's Jewish Ghetto, the oldest Jewish community in Europe. Established in 1555 and abolished in 1882, this area was originally enclosed by walls that segregated the Jewish population. Today, the Ghetto is one of Rome’s most charming and picturesque neighborhoods, blending rich history with modern vibrancy. The Great Synagogue of Rome stands proudly in the heart of the Ghetto. This magnificent 19th-century building is not only a place of worship but also home to the Jewish Museum of Rome, where you can explore the long history of the Jewish community in the Eternal City. Indulge in the flavors of traditional kosher cuisine at one of the local restaurants or markets, offering a unique culinary experience. Don’t miss the Fontane delle Tartarughe, a beautiful Renaissance fountain, and the famous Bocca della Verità, the "Mouth of Truth," a fascinating marble sculpture with an intriguing legend. The Colosseum: A Monument to Roman Power and Glory
After immersing yourself in the rich history of the Jewish Ghetto, make your way to one of the most iconic structures in the world, the Colosseum. This ancient amphitheater, capable of holding 50,000 to 80,000 spectators, was the site of gladiatorial contests, public spectacles, animal hunts, and even mock naval battles. Walk through the impressive ruins of the Colosseum, a testament to Roman engineering and architecture. Imagine the thrilling events that once took place here as you explore its vast structure. For a more enriching experience, consider adding a licensed guide (available at checkout), who will share the fascinating stories of the gladiators, emperors, and dramatic battles that once captivated audiences. | 
