Exploring the Esquilino Neighborhood

First the adopted home to the throngs of Italians moving to Rome after the Unification of Italy in the mid-1800s, followed by a more recent influx of Asians and Africans to the neighborhood, the centrally-located Esquilino district near the main train station easily boasts the most diverse array of food in the entire city. On this three hour walking tour, we’ll visit the area’s international-streaked food market as well as a recently-opened food hall with some of the best foodstuffs from all over Rome. We’ll also visit not one but two century-old sweet shops and a family-owned bakery and pizzeria.

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