Explore Rome with Snacks and Facts

Begin your tour in Largo di Torre Argentina, home to the ruins where Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC. Enjoy a classic slice of Roman pizza and learn about Italy's pizza culture, including what makes Roman-style pizza unique and how it became an essential part of everyday life.

From there, wander through the charming backstreets to Piazza Mattei, one of Rome's most beautiful hidden squares. Admire the famous Fountain of the Turtles while exploring the Renaissance and Baroque transformation of Rome, discovering how powerful families shaped the city you see today.

Next, enter Rome's historic Jewish Ghetto, one of the oldest Jewish communities in Europe. Learn how this neighborhood remained enclosed for over 300 years and how its unique history gave rise to one of Rome's most iconic dishes: Carciofi alla Giudia (Jewish-style fried artichokes). Stop to taste this local specialty while discussing the traditions that continue to define the neighborhood today.

No visit to Rome is complete without authentic gelato. At a renowned gelateria, enjoy handcrafted gelato while discovering what truly separates traditional Italian gelato from regular ice cream. From its ingredients and production methods to the role it plays in Italian daily life.

Finish your journey in the lively Campo de' Fiori, one of Rome's most vibrant squares. Here, enjoy an authentic Italian espresso or coffee while learning about Italian coffee culture and the fascinating history of the square, from its bustling market to the story of philosopher Giordano Bruno.

What to bring

• Reusable water bottle

Know before you go

• Be prepared for outdoor weather conditions
• Bring a camera for photos
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking