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Jewish District Wheelchair Accessible Tours

The Jewish District wheelchair accessible tours is definitely a district to be included in your itinerary in the name of history, architecture and food.

Established in 1555 at the behest of Pope Paul IV ( 40 years after the Venetian one, the oldest in the world ).

It became the heart ( locked by three huge gates from dusk to dawn ) of the Roman Jewish community.

Adapted to the miserable living conditions and unhealthy in a densely populated area close to the Tiber's banks subject to frequent breakages.

Private Jewish District Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Disabled friendly Jewish District wheelchair accessible tours with a professional guide in Rome.

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Jewish District Today

Once among the most difficult districts of the capital for the harsh conditions of life imposed on its inhabitants, today the ancient Jewish District wheelchair accessible tours is one of the jewels of the Eternal City.

Between ancient ruins, elegant buildings, charming alleys, kosher restaurants.

The splendid Tempio Maggiore and the fascinating and poignant Jewish Museum.

Very impressive is the arrival in the Jewish District wheelchair accessible tours from the popular Roman district of Trastevere.

In this case, it is advisable to go through Ponte Cestio, cross the Tiberina Island and then reach Lungotevere de 'Cenci using the picturesque Ponte Fabricio.

From here, between the fronds of the plane trees, the dome of the Tempio Maggiore stands out unmistakable.

After the Lungotevere, you enter in the former Ghetto in Portico d'Ottavia or, after having flanked the synagogue, in Via del Tempio.

The splendid Tempio Maggiore accompanies you on arrival in the Jewish District.

Touring in the Jewish District

Is distinguished by the presence of elegant and high buildings, the result of the adjustments made to the local buildings starting from the late '80 of the XIX century.

Beyond, a series of evocative alleys lead to Piazza Mattei, adorned by the graceful Fontana delle Tartarughe.

The consistent presence of kosher restaurants in the Jewish District wheelchair accessible tours, as well as other food businesses.

Also some clothing stores stands out.

The latter is one of the historical activities of the Roman Jews.

Tiberina Island is located in a bend in the Tiber, it is a real gem that we recommend to visit.

Is considered by some to be the smallest inhabited island in the world.

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Jewish District wheelchair accessible tours.

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