Michaela Pavoncello is a native Roman who will show you the Roman ghetto with a historical perspective. This is the only tour in Rome where you can learn what it is like for a group of people who have lived in the area for centuries because Pavoncello is a native. This is a very unique opportunity and educational for all... more

My husband and I had been to Rome several times. The tour of the Jewish Synagogue and Ghetto as well as the tour of the Vatican gave us new insight into these places of interest. Micaela and her partner were very entertaining and very well informed. They were both a vast wealth of knowledge. At the same time if one... more

Micaela Pavoncello's ([--]) tour of the Jewish Ghetto in Rome was phenomenal. Full of historical details on a walking tour that took you through the old ghetto, new homes, the Great Synagogue with someone who was born and lives in the area. Wow--even recommendations for kosher restaurants at the end of the tour. more

We highly recommend arranging a walking tour of the Jewish Ghetto which includes a visit to the Jewish Museum and Great Synogogue. Micaela Pavoncello and her company Jewish Roma provided an experience our family will remember for quite some time. Her guide, Yael was extremely knowledgable about Ghetto life and she was able to make the area come to life... more

Just returned from a cruise on the Mediterranean and one ot the highlights of the trip was a visit to the Jewish ghetto in Rome. We were advised to contact Micaela Pavoncello, a Roman, Jewish, young woman who guides you through history, as you stroll the ancient and modern streets of what was the Jewish ghetto of Rome. She truely... more

The tour of the Jewish Ghetto by Micaela Pavoncello was excellent. We got a fascinating glimpse into a side of Rome that we definitely would not have seen were it not for the tour. The guide was energetic and very interesting and offered lots of historical, cultural and anecdotal information. Highly recommended. more

My husband and I along with our friends were treated to a wonderful tour of the Jewish Ghetto in Rome. Jews have been in Rome since the time of Caesar, we learned. We also learned about the treatment of the Jewish population, and the meaning of many of the buildings and the history which we had been unfamiliar with. The... more

Great area of the city to stay in. Feels small town in the middle of such a big city. You will still encounter the hustel and bustel, but for some reason you feel as if you are in an enclosed area. Not a spot for the uppity, but the 30's, semi-hip crowd will enjoy. more