3 places curated from 10 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
The historic quarter of one of Europe's oldest Jewish communities, walled in from 1555. It now has Judaica shops, kosher restaurants serving artichoke dishes and a centuries-old family bakery.
An ancient bridge once called Jews' Bridge, used by Jews and other foreigners to commute from Trastevere into central Rome.
The Jewish community's centre, built in an Art Nouveau style with a dash of Tiffany. Its dome is painted in rainbow colours and stars.