Food and art tour in Trastevere

Food and art tour in Trastevere

Trastevere is one of the best known neighborhoods in Rome, for the wide choice of typical "trattorie", cosy wine bars, traditional food markets. It's a charming net of cobbled streets where art treasures merge with mouth-watering flavors.
This private guided tour will take you across these wonders, starting from the Tevere crossing close to the Isola Tiberina, one of the best known landmarks of ancient Republican Rome; then, you will be delighted by the astonishing mosaic of the church of Santa Maria, most likely the oldest in Rome.
During the tour you will have the chance to stop and enjoy local delicacies, winking from shop windows: some handmade biscuits, a traditional fried snack, local cold cuts and a couple of glasses of good wine.

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Pass By: Isola Tiberina, Rome Italy

The only island of river Tevere within the city limits, it is characterized by an iconic ship shape. The legend says it was formed by some wheat sheaf taken by Campus Martius during the rebellion against the last Roman king Tarquinius the Superb (510 B.C.). During the Republican age it was connected to both sides of Tevere by two brides (Cestius and Fabricius).
Several outstanding monuments have found their place on the island: the church of San Bartolomeo, the "Fatebenefratelli" hospital and the church of San Giovanni Calibita.

Stop At: Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, 00153 Rome Italy

This church , according to the tradition, was founded by Pope Callisto I in the 3rd century and later enlarged between the 8th and 9th centuries.
The current layout was designed and achieved in the 12th century, also using buildings materials recovered by Caracalla baths.
The interiors feature an impressive mosaic apse, showing Holy Mary and Jesus Christ sitting on the same throne.

Duration: 15 minutes