24 Saat İçinde Bilgi ve Teklif Alın: Turunuzu Rezerve Edin

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  • All Day
  • Max People : 6
  • Rome

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Rome’s most vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods: San Lorenzo, Pigneto, and Centocelle. This tour offers a rich tapestry of experiences, blending the past and present in a captivating exploration of street art, culture, literature and the dynamic pulse of diverse communities.

Your adventure begins in San Lorenzo, a neighborhood pulsating with creative energy. As you meander through its lively streets, you’ll be greeted by an array of stunning murals and art installations that transform the urban landscape into an open-air gallery. Each piece of street art tells a compelling story, often reflecting the social and political issues that resonate with the local community. This vibrant display of creativity sets the stage for a deeply immersive cultural experience.

Next, delve into the world of Pier Paolo Pasolini, one of Italy’s most revered filmmakers and writers. Visit the evocative locations featured in his iconic films “Accattone” (Beggar) and “Mamma Roma,” and discover the places that inspired his groundbreaking work. Walking through these historic sites offers a profound connection to Pasolini’s artistic legacy and a unique perspective on Rome’s cinematic history.

As you move into Pigneto, you’ll be enveloped by the district’s bohemian charm. Known for its bustling pedestrian island, Pigneto is a hub of trendy cafes, eclectic shops, and a vibrant nightlife. This dynamic neighborhood is perfect for a leisurely stroll, where you can soak in the local vibe and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

In Centocelle, immerse yourself in the multicultural vibrancy. This neighborhood is alive with the energy of local and migrant communities, offering a rich blend of cultures. Visit the largest ethnic food market in Rome, where you can savor an array of flavors and witness the harmonious coexistence of diverse traditions. This bustling market is a feast for the senses and a celebration of Rome’s culinary diversity.

Engage with the local craftsmanship by visiting historical artisans’ studios. These studios often reflect the area’s socio-political heritage, particularly the symbols and stories of left-wing politics, and foster an inclusive and welcoming environment.

This tour is not just a walk through the streets of Rome; it’s an immersive journey into the heart and soul of its most dynamic neighborhoods. From evocative street art and literary landmarks to poignant historical sites and vibrant multicultural communities, every moment of this tour is designed to captivate your senses and deepen your connection to Rome’s rich heritage and contemporary life.

Included and Excluded

  • Typical Roman breakfast at a local pasticceria
  • Typical Roman lunch at a local osteria or trattoria
  • Aperitivo
  • All urban public transport
  • All expenses related to international travel (flights, visa & passport fees, health and travel insurance, transfers, accomodation)
  • Meals, food and drinks (other than those specified on the tour info page)
  • Entrance and admission tickets and fees to museums, archaeological areas, natural parks
  • All private transport

Highlights of the Route

  • Street Art and Literature: Explore the vibrant street art scene in these neighborhoods, with murals and installations reflecting social and political themes.
  • Italian Resistance and WWII History: Discover significant sites related to the Italian resistance, highlighting the area's rich historical heritage.
  • Historical Craftsmen's Studios and Left-Wing Politics: Engage with the local craftsmanship and the symbols of left-wing politics.
  • Pier Paolo Pasolini: Visit locations featured in Pasolini’s iconic films "Accattone" (Beggar) and "Mamma Roma", exploring the places he loved.
  • Pigneto Pedestrian Island, Trans-feminist and LGBTQI+ bookshops: Enjoy a stroll through this lively area, home to unique shops and a vibrant nightlife and a haven for queer and resistance culture.
  • Local and ethnic markets: Meet local venders and those from various ethnic backgrounds, showcasing the rich tapestry of Rome’s multicultural community. The market is a sensory feast, with the vibrant colors, enticing aromas, and the friendly chatter of vendors and shoppers alike, providing a truly immersive cultural experience.
  • Forte Prenestino: Visit Forte Prenestino, a former military fortress turned autonomous social center and a symbol of resistance culture and grassroots activism. This space is now a thriving community hub hosting a variety of events, including art exhibitions, concerts, and political discussions.

Itinerary

Via dei Volsci, Via dei Sabelli, Via dei Sardi, Via degli Equi, Vie dei Reti, Via dei Piceni, Via del Pigneto, Via Fanfulla da Lodi, Via Ascoli Piceno, Pigneto pedestrian island

Museum of Liberation, Cimitero del Verano monumental cemetery, Via dei Ramni, Via Tiburtina, Piazza Nuccitelli, Centocelle Vecchia, Parco di Centocelle, Piazza delle Camelie, Piazza San Felice

Ex Dogana, customs office requalified as cultural center; Giufà bookshop & cafè; Communia, a Piaggio repairhouse requalified as community center; Palestra Popolare San Lorenzo, community gym; Piazza dell'Immacolata; San Lorenzo market; Esquilino multi-ethnic market

Sparwasser, Tuba Feminist Bookshop, Fanfulla5/a, Zaziè nel Metrò, Parco Ex-Snia, Pigneto Old Town, Forte Prenestino re-qualified fortress, Piazza dei Mirti, BAM - Unauthorized Metropolitan Library, Via degli Aceri, Piazza dei Gerani, Piazza delle Gardenie

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