Typology:
Place of historical interest
Address
Address:
Lungotevere de' Cenci
Zone:
Rione Regola (Campo de' Fiori-Piazza Farnese) (Roma centro)
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Scheduled events
Ghetto Ebraico & Isola Tiberina di Notte - Ars in Urbe
(Guided tours and educational visits)
2018-06-23
Ghetto Ebraico & Isola Tiberina di Notte - Ars in Urbe
(Guided tours and educational visits)
2018-07-21
Dal Medioevo al Rinascimento: dal Teatro Marcello a Piazza Mattei - Spazio Libero
(Guided tours and educational visits)
2018-07-22
Description
This is the old quarter where from 14 July 1555, on the orders of Pope Paul IV, all Rome’s Jews were forced to live. Today, many Jews still live here and it is possible to visit some shops selling typical Roman kosher food. On the Lungotevere is the Synagogue, built in 1904. The façade, with three entrances in the portico, bears Jewish symbols such as the seven-branched candlestick, the tablets of the law, the star of David and the palm-tree branch. The building also houses a permanent exhibition of Rome’s Jewish community with archaeological artefacts, prints, religious objects, liturgical silverware and religious robes.
For more information
Culture and leisure › Itineraries
See also
Culture and leisure › Cultural heritage › Museums
Last checked:
2016-08-22 16:18