Rome Street Food Tour - Campo de' Fiori & Jewish Ghetto Tastings

A 2.5-hour Rome street food tour
starting at Campo de' Fiori

Meet your guide under the Giordano Bruno statue in the center of Campo de' Fiori to start the tour. At the square, famous for its market and traditional family shops, spend about 45 minutes tasting local specialties such as freshly baked pizza from a long-established bakery and artisanal cured meats from a shop operating since 1890, along with a wine tasting. On the morning tour, you can also taste olive oil, truffle and balsamic vinegar at the local market.

Taste supplì and walk hidden lanes

Walk along Via del Biscione and stop briefly at an ancient passage with frescoes and a small shrine. Then, on Via dei Chiavari, spend about 30 minutes tasting supplì (fried rice balls), Rome's most famous street food.

Taste fried artichokes in the Jewish Ghetto

Stroll for about 45 minutes through Rome's Jewish Ghetto, one of the oldest Jewish quarters in the Western world. Taste the crispy fried artichokes loved by locals, and learn about the culinary history of Rome's Jewish community and the story behind this dish.

Finish with gelato at Largo di Torre Argentina

End the tour with gelato at the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina, where ancient ruins remain. Throughout the tour, your guide shares stories about Italian culture, eating habits and local history.

※ The itinerary is for reference and may change depending on local conditions.