Roman Ghetto Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

The remains of the Roman temple of the Portico D'Ottavia in the ancient Jewish Ghetto, in the historic heart of the Eternal City. According to tradition, the fish market was held in this place in ancient Rome. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the Eternal City, located between the Capitoline Hill or Campidoglio (Roman Capitol) and the Tiber river. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle and high definition image.

A glimpse of the ancient remains of the Roman temple of Portico d'Ottavia in the Jewish quarter of Rome, or Roman Ghetto, in the historic heart of the Eternal City. The iconic Jewish neighborhood, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The Ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio, or Roman Capitol, and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle image in high definition quality.

A glimpse of the ancient Piazza Delle Cinque Scole in the heart of the Jewish Quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto), in the historic core of the Eternal City. In the center, the Fontana delle Cinque Scole or Fontana del Pianto, a fountain built between 1591 and 1593 by the architects Giacomo della Porta and Pietro Gucci. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the Eternal City, between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol) and the Tiber river. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle image in 16:9 and high definition format.

A detailed view of the typical Roman artichokes (Romaneschi) ready to be cooked according to the culinary tradition of Jewish and Roman culture. The traditional Mediterranean diet consists of natural, healthy and fresh products, including fruits, vegetables and grains. Image in high definition format.

Rome, Italy -- The sunset light illuminate the rooftops of the ancient Jewish quarter in Rome (Ghetto of Rome). On the horizon at right the dome of the Jewish Synagogue. The ghetto of Rome is one of the oldest in the world, built after that of Venice, around 1560 in the heart of the Eternal City, between the Tiber river and the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio). Image in High Definition format.

Rome, Italy - december 19, 2020: Stolpersteine in Jewish ghetto, in Rome, Italy. Brass cobblestones mark the places where individual Holocaust victims

Rome, Italy - September 4, 2018: Historic city on summer day and many people tourists sightseeing by restaurant cafe on Via del Portico d'Ottavia

The remains of the Roman temple of the Portico D'Ottavia (left) and the Theater of Marcellus (center), in the Roman Ghetto. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol Hill) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition format.

A suggestive and detailed view of the archaeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus, located between the Portico d'Ottavia, in the Jewish Ghetto, and the Capitoline hill or Campidoglio (Roman Capitol), in the historic heart of Rome. Built during the reign of Emperor Augustus in the southern area of the ancient Campus Martius, the Theater of Marcellus is still partially preserved as part of the large archaeological area of the Roman Forums. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition format.

View of the archaeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus, located between the Jewish Ghetto and the Capitoline hill, in the historic heart of Rome.

Rome, Italy, October 28 -- The remains and the archaeological area of the Portico D'Ottavia temple, in the heart of the old Jewish Ghetto of Rome, evoke the thousand-year history of this popular district, built during the imperial age between the Capitoline Hill and the Tiber River. Through the arch you can see some typical Jewish restaurants in the old town of the ghetto along Via del Portico D'Ottavia. Image in High Definition format

Rome, Italy - The traditional Italian cuisine is based on the Mediterranean diet, composed of natural and fresh products, including fruit, vegetables and cereals. In the photo: A typical dish of artichokes, coked according to the recipe of the Jewish Quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto). Image in HD format.

Rome, Italy, January 29 -- A traditional Judaic cuisine restaurant in the heart of the Jewish Quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto), in the historic core of the Eternal City. In the foreground, the famous Roman artichokes, protagonists of Roman and Jewish cuisine. The iconic Jewish Quarter, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The Ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition image.

Rome, Italy - december 19, 2020: Stolpersteine in Jewish ghetto, in Rome, Italy. Brass cobblestones mark the places where individual Holocaust victims

A suggestive view of the imposing archaeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus, located between the roman Jewish Ghetto (right) and the Capitoline hill or Campidoglio (Roman Capitol), in the historic core of Ancient Rome. Built in the southern area of the ancient Campus Martius, the Theatre of Marcellus it was completed in 13 BC and formally inaugurated in 12 BC from the Emperor Augustus, taking its name from his nephew Marcus Claudius Marcellus who died in 23 BC. The remaining columns (center) refer to the Temple of Apollo Sosianus, built starting from 413 BC and subsequently expanded during the Dynasty of the Augustus emperor. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle image in 16:9 and high definition format.

Rome, Italy, November 07 -- A street in the heart of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome, in Via Portico d'Ottavia. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains of republic and imperial era, in an area of the city between the Capitoline Hill (Roman Capitol) and the River Tiber. Image in High Definition format.

Rome, Italy, July 15 -- The nave and the main altar inside the catholic church of Sant'Angelo in Pescheria, in the heart of the Jewish Ghetto, in the historic center of Rome. Built in the 8th century among the Roman ruins of the temple of the Portico d'Ottavia, this ancient church owes its name to the fish market that occupied this area of the ancient city. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol Hill) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition format.

Rome, Italy, January 27 -- Some Roman Jewish archaeological remains on a wall in an alley of the ancient Jewish ghetto of Rome, with a Menorah and a Star of David. The iconic Jewish quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto) has its origins since Roman times and after the Ghetto of Venice it is the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe. Every year it is visited by thousands of tourists due to the presence of hidden alleys and baroque style squares, where in addition to the Jewish culinary traditions it is easy to find Italian cuisine restaurants and important archaeological remains of ancient Rome. Image in high definition format.

The Great Synagogue of Rome is the largest synagogue in Rome.

Rome, Italy, July 03 -- Dozens of tourists and residents enjoy Italian and Jewish cuisine in the restaurants along Portico d'Ottavia street in the heart of Rome's Jewish Ghetto. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains, in an area of the city between the Capitoline Hill (Roman Capitol) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition format.

A view of Piazza Mattei in the heart of the ancient Jewish Ghetto of Rome. The iconic Jewish quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto), the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe, is constantly visited by tourists due to the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. Image in High Definition format.

Rome, Italy -- The rooftops of the ancient Jewish quarter in Rome (Ghetto of Rome). The iconic ghetto of Rome is one of the oldest in the world, built after that of Venice, around 1560 in the heart of the Eternal City, between the Tiber river and the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio). Image in High Definition format.

The remains of the Roman Temple of Portico D'Ottavia (Porticus Octaviae) in the historic heart of the Eternal City, near the archeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus and the Jewish Ghetto. According to tradition and some archaeological remains of Ancient Rome this area was occupied by a fish market. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the Eternal City, located between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol) and the Tiber river. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle image in high definition format.

Rome, Italy, February 20 -- A view of Piazza Mattei and the delightful Fountain of the Turtles, a Renaissance fountain with bronze figures of young boys, turtles and dolphins, attributed to the architect Giacomo della Porta and created in 1581 in the heart of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome. The iconic Jewish quarter of Rome, the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe, is constantly visited by tourists due to the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine and notable Roman archaeological remains. Image in High Definition format.

The ghetto in Rome, which was completely demolished in 1888. Published in Picturesque Europe, Vol. III (Cassell & Company, Limited, 1875).

Rome, Italy, February 20 -- Some people enjoy a sunny day along the banks of the Tiber River, on the Tiber Island, near the ancient Trastevere district. On the top, the characteristic square dome of the Jewish synagogue, in the heart of the Ghetto of Rome. Trastevere is one of the most iconic district of the eternal city, for the presence of monuments and ancient churches, but also for small squares and alleys where it is easy to find typical restaurants, pubs and little store. Image in High Definition Format.

Rome, Italy, April 09 -- Dozens of people and young couples enjoy a sunny day and a picnic along the banks of the Tiber River, on the Tiber Island, near the ancient Trastevere district. On the top, the characteristic square dome of the Jewish synagogue, in the heart of the Ghetto of Rome. Trastevere is one of the most iconic district of the eternal city, for the presence of monuments and ancient churches, but also for small squares and alleys where it is easy to find typical restaurants, pubs and little store. Image in High Definition Format.

Rome, Italy, February 02 -- A typical restaurant of Italian and kosher cousins with the Roman temple of Portico d'Ottavia in background, the heart of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains of republic and imperial era, in an area of the city between the Capitoline Hill (Roman Capitol) and the River Tiber. Image in High Definition format.

A view of the Tiber Island, the Tiber river bank and the Synagogue with its characteristic square-based dome, located in the Jewish quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto), an ancient district built in the area between the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio) and the Tiber river. In the foreground, the Palatine Bridge, built in steel in 1886, which connects the area of the Aventine Hill to the Trastevere district. Photo in high definition format.

A suggestive view of the archaeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus, located between the Jewish Ghetto and the Capitoline hill or Campidoglio (Roman Capitol), in the historic heart of Rome. Built during the reign of Emperor Augustus in the southern area of the ancient Campus Martius, the Theater of Marcellus is still partially preserved as part of the large archaeological area of the Roman Forum. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle and high definition image.

Rome, Italy -- The sunset light illuminate the rooftops of the ancient Jewish quarter in Rome (Ghetto of Rome). On the horizon at right the dome of the Jewish Synagogue. The ghetto of Rome is one of the oldest in the world, built after that of Venice, around 1560 in the heart of the Eternal City, between the Tiber river and the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio). Image in High Definition format.

The traditional Italian cuisine is based on the Mediterranean diet, composed of natural and fresh products, including fruit, vegetables and cereals. In the photo: The typical Roman artichokes ready to be cooked according to the culinary tradition of the Jewish Ghetto. Image in High Definition format.

Rome, Italy, January 29 -- Dozens of tourists and customers enjoy life and Italian cuisine and pizza in a restaurant along Portico d'Ottavia street in the heart of Jewish Quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto). The iconic Jewish Quarter, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The Ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition image.

A glimpse of a stone alley in the heart of the Jewish Quarter of Rome, or Roman Ghetto, in the historic center of the Eternal City. The iconic Jewish neighborhood, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The Ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio, or Roman Capitol, and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition quality.

A view from the Tiber Island of the Jewish Synagogue (with its characteristic square-based dome), located in the Jewish Quarter of Rome (Ghetto Romano), an ancient neighborhood edificated in the area between the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio of Rome) and the River Tiber. Photo in high definition format.

Rome, Italy, April 09 -- Dozens of people and young couples enjoy a sunny day and a picnic along the banks of the Tiber River, on the Tiber Island, near the ancient Trastevere district. On the top, the characteristic square dome of the Jewish synagogue, in the heart of the Ghetto of Rome. Trastevere is one of the most iconic district of the eternal city, for the presence of monuments and ancient churches, but also for small squares and alleys where it is easy to find typical restaurants, pubs and little store. Image in High Definition Format.

A suggestive view of the imposing archaeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus, located between the roman Jewish Ghetto and the Capitoline hill or Campidoglio (Roman Capitol), in the historic core of Ancient Rome. Built in the southern area of the ancient Campus Martius, the Theatre of Marcellus it was completed in 13 BC and formally inaugurated in 12 BC from the Emperor Augustus, taking its name from his nephew Marcus Claudius Marcellus who died in 23 BC. The remaining columns (right) refer to the Temple of Apollo Sosianus, built starting from 413 BC and subsequently expanded during the Dynasty of the Augustus emperor. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle image in 16:9 and high definition image.

Rome, Italy: A baker stands in the doorway of a bakery (Pasticceria Boccione) in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto in early morning.

Rome, Italy: Two bakers stand in the doorway of a bakery (Pasticceria Boccione) in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto in early morning talking to sanitation workers, one of whom holds a broom.

Rome, Italy: A baker stands in the doorway of a bakery (Pasticceria Boccione) in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto in early morning talking to a group of sanitation workers in orange pants.

Rome, Italy, March 03 -- Some Italian customers enjoy life, sun and Italian food sitting outside a restaurant in the heart of Rome's Jewish Ghetto, in one of the most visited districts of the Eternal City. The Jewish quarter is much loved for the facades of ancient and noble palaces with warm pastel tones, typical and trendy restaurants, alleys and large pedestrian areas. Image in high definition format.

Rome, Italy -- The rooftops of the ancient Jewish quarter in Rome (Ghetto of Rome). On the horizon at right the dome of the Jewish Synagogue. The ghetto of Rome is one of the oldest in the world, built after that of Venice, around 1560 in the heart of the Eternal City, between the Tiber river and the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio). Image in High Definition format.

A view from the Tiber Island of the Jewish Synagogue (with its characteristic square-based dome), located in the Jewish Quarter of Rome (Ghetto Romano), an ancient neighborhood edificated in the area between the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio of Rome) and the River Tiber. Photo in high definition format.

Rome, Italy, October 16 -- A typical open-air restaurant along Portico d'Ottavia street in the heart of Rome's Jewish Ghetto. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle and high definition image.

Rome, Italy: Customers line up at a bakery (Pasticceria Boccione) in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto while a yellow lab lies in wait outside. Shot in early morning.

An abundant variety of typical Roman artichokes (Romaneschi) ready to be cooked according to the culinary tradition of Jewish and Roman culture. The traditional Mediterranean diet consists of natural, healthy and fresh products, including fruits, vegetables and grains. Image in high definition format.

The delightful Fountain of the Turtles, a Renaissance fountain with bronze figures of young boys, turtles and dolphins, attributed to the architect Giacomo della Porta, a work created in 1581 in Piazza Mattei, in the heart of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome. The iconic Jewish quarter of Rome, the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe, is constantly visited by tourists due to the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine and notable Roman archaeological remains. Image in High Definition format.

beautiful street of rome, with a temple at background

The delightful Fountain of the Turtles, a Renaissance fountain with bronze figures of young boys, turtles and dolphins, attributed to the architect Giacomo della Porta, a work created in 1581 in Piazza Mattei, in the heart of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome. The iconic Jewish quarter of Rome, the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe, is constantly visited by tourists due to the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine and notable Roman archaeological remains. Image in High Definition format.

Rome, Italy, April 01 -- A typical and ancient alley in the Jewish Quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto). This iconic quarter of Rome, the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe, is constantly visited by tourists due to the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine and notable Roman archaeological remains. Image in High Definition format.

Mosaic of Star of David on the wall of Roman Ghetto house

Rome, Italy, January 29 -- A couple of tourists enjoy life and Italian cuisine in a outdoor restaurant in the heart of the Jewish Quarter of Rome (Roman Ghetto), in the historic core of the Eternal City. The iconic Jewish Quarter, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The Ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio (Roman Capitol) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition image.

Rome, Italy, October 28 -- The remains and the archaeological area of the Portico D'Ottavia temple, in the heart of the old Jewish Ghetto of Rome, evoke the thousand-year history of this popular district, built during the imperial age between the Capitoline Hill and the Tiber River. Through the arch you can see some typical Jewish restaurants in the old town of the ghetto along Via del Portico D'Ottavia. Image in High Definition format

Rome, Italy: Two people chat in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto in early morning. In the background is the Pasticceria Boccione—a hole-in-the-wall pastry shop that is a Roman institution.

The Jewish elementary school along Via Portico d'Ottavia, in the heart of the Jewish ghetto of Rome. Located in the heart of the eternal city, the old Roman Jewish quarter is much loved for the facades of ancient and noble palaces with warm pastel tones, typical kosher restaurants, alleys and large pedestrian areas. Image in high definition format.

A suggestive view of the archaeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus, located between the Jewish Ghetto and the Capitoline hill or Campidoglio (Roman Capitol), in the historic heart of Rome. Built during the reign of Emperor Augustus in the southern area of the ancient Campus Martius, the Theater of Marcellus is still partially preserved as part of the large archaeological area of the Roman Forum. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle and high definition image.

Rome, Italy, July 15 -- The Jewish cultural association "I Ragazzi del '48" along the Portico d'Ottavia street, in the ancient Jewish Ghetto, in the historic heart of the Eternal City. The iconic Jewish Quarter of Rome, the oldest ghetto in Europe, is famous for the presence of hidden alleys and small squares, where it is easy to find small restaurants of Italian and Jewish cuisine, and remarkable Roman archaeological remains. The ghetto of Rome is located in one of the oldest districts of the city between the Campidoglio on the Capitoline Hill (Roman Capitol Hill) and the River Tiber. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in high definition format.