Step away from the crowds and discover Rome’s Trastevere and Ghetto Ebraico with a local guide, walking through historic streets, river islands, and stunning cultural landmarks.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; gentle walking with frequent stops.
Wildlife
History
The Ghetto Ebraico is one of the oldest Jewish quarters in Europe, established in 1555 when the community was confined to this area by papal decree.
Conservation
Efforts are ongoing to preserve historic sites and reduce pollution along the Tiber, protecting both cultural heritage and the local urban ecosystem.
Rome Boat Experience
Step away from the crowds and discover Rome’s Trastevere and Ghetto Ebraico with a local guide, walking through historic streets, river islands, and stunning cultural landmarks.
Rome Boat Experience is a Roman-based operator offering river cruises, hop-on hop-off boat services and guided walking tours along the Tiber in Rome, Lazio. The company provides seasonal boat operations and a variety of combined tickets that link river transport with museum entry, including Castel Sant'Angelo and the Ara Pacis. Travelers can choose standalone boat trips, 24-hour hop-on hop-off passes, one-way or roundtrip options, and guided tours focused on Trastevere, the Jewish Ghetto, baroque squares and fountains such as the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona.
The operator features themed offerings like an aperitivo sul battello prepared by chef Marco Mondini, riverfront lunches at Timo restaurant followed by a boat tour, and food tastings in Trastevere markets. Hop-on hop-off services include multilingual audioguides and frequent departures during the main season. Several combo tickets bundle access to museums such as the Musei Capitolini, Ara Pacis and Castel Sant'Angelo with boat rides for streamlined sightseeing. Additional practical services listed include deposito bagagli and RomaPass-compatible tickets.
Guided walking tours cover major monuments and hidden sites, including Piazza di Spagna, the Pantheon, via dei Coronari, the Stadio di Domiziano remains and the Fontana delle Tartarughe. The business also lists specialty experiences beyond Rome, such as a food tour at the Vucciria Market in Palermo. Available seasonal windows include river cruises from April to October for some products and April to November for hop-on hop-off service in 2025. All descriptions focus on combining river access, cultural visits and local gastronomy to help visitors navigate Rome’s attractions.
Tours Offered
27
River, walking and museum experiences
Seasonal Service
Apr–Nov
Main cruises run during warmer months
Boat Frequency
Every 30 min
Frequent hop-on hop-off departures
Combo Tickets
Available
Boat + museum and tour bundles
Reserve hop-on hop-off tickets, museum combos, or themed dining experiences for your Rome visit.
Wear comfortable shoes
Cobblestone streets and uneven pavement are common; sturdy footwear will keep your feet happy.
Bring a reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during your urban trek, especially in warmer months, as water fountains can be limited.
Carry a light jacket or scarf
Evenings can cool quickly near the river and in shaded alleys, so extra layers are handy year-round.
Respect local customs
Some churches and synagogues have dress codes; modest attire will ensure access and comfort.
Comfortable walking shoes
Support and traction for uneven cobblestones and varied pavement.
Reusable water bottle
Hydration is key, especially in warmer weather and during longer walks.
summer|spring|fall
Light jacket or scarf
Extra layers help with variable temperatures near the river and shaded alleys.
fall|spring|winter
Small backpack or crossbody bag
Useful for carrying essentials without weighing you down.