Prova nel sito "amici di Roma". L'itinerario n16 è relativo alla visita guidata nel ghetto ma non conosco prezzi e tempi. Io ho visitato il ghetto da sola, con guida cartacea Lonely Planet!

difficile consigliare rispetto al quartiere è tutto di sapore più turistico che autentico. I csrciofivalla giudia li trovi fatti bene anche fuori dal ghetto.prova quelli che ti ispirano come cucina kosher guardando i menu. il costo è sempre medio alto come il casino all' interno.

The Synagogue closes at 2:00 PM on Friday - Sun thru Thurs. it is open from 10 to 5. Most restaurants should be open. For example, my favorite is Nonna Betta and it is open from 11 to 11 - but check with restaurant first before you go. Have a great trip.

Not that I saw. But we walked all around downtown (central) Rome easily. Not sure where you'll be staying, but Rome taxis are also reasonable. I suggest getting a map and trying to walk to the area from anywhere in central Rome if that's where you are located. There are amazing sites around every corner and you don't see them from a car or bus.

Hi, finally getting back to you. We had a fabulous meal in Trastevere, which was recommended by our tour guide. There are many little holes in the wall around this area, which serve traditional food. I cannot remember the name of the place we went to. So sorry I cannot be of more assistance. Kind regards, Lorraine Anderson

It is an easy bus ride, or a taxi is much easier and very reasonable. We took cab and returned after a day of walking aound on with public transportation.

Sorry, we did not see it. Sounds interesting though.

I have no idea. Sorry

You misunderstood. I actually never visited the Temple by way of Museum or guide. (Actually it is gated so I kind of felt it was "off limits". Probably wrong.) I'm sure it would be a simple matter of getting in touch with on-site persons, and believe me it's a "stone's throw" from places that you're bound to visit, (Not far from the Roman Forum, or the Capitoline Hill. Of course the Theatre of Marcellus is literally steps away) so I'd give it a try. (I was kind of naive and timorous (?) about new things while there. DON'T YOU BE. I regret that now.)

There are plenty of buses from Termini. It's like a depot for many lines. When I was there I would take the #64 to Piazza Venezia and change to the # 60 and get off at Piazza Cairoli. It could all have changed by now since this was a number of years ago that I lived there.