First, we offer authentic Italian kosher cooking classes. In fact, we use only fresh, organic ingredients from Roman farmers. These include cheese from local makers and wine from nearby producers.
Next, we provide the best private drivers with luxury vehicles. They pick you up at your hotel in Rome. Then, they bring you back safely in the evening. Moreover, our drivers know all the best routes.
For tighter budgets, travel from Rome to Naples by High Speed Train. The ride takes just 1 hour and 10 minutes. Upon arrival, your guide meets you at Naples station. Finally, they drive you back on time.



We are proudly Shomer Shabbat. We donate 10% of proceeds to tzedaka. Private groups welcome.
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Vesuvius served as a backdrop to Pompeii’s daily life. Locals never imagined it would destroy their city. Today, climbing Vesuvius offers stunning views of Naples, Caserta and Salerno provinces. From the top, you see Pompeii. Close your eyes. Imagine the eruption’s power. Then you understand its extraordinary nature.
Sorrento blends art, culture and modernity. Walk its quaint streets, Piazza Tasso and Corso Italia. Three eras live in harmony here. The coastal scenery makes it even more picturesque as you cross the Sorrento peninsula.
Positano clings to Lattari mountains cliffs. It’s a famous cliffside village with pebble beach and boutique‑lined streets. The Sentiero degli Dei trail links it to other coastal towns. Its alleys guard centuries of history. Walking them reveals their true significance.
Reach Capri by hydrofoil from Naples or Sorrento. It’s a Mediterranean pearl. Famous yachts dock here yearly. Narrow lanes offer exclusive shopping. They serve as a catwalk for Europe’s fashion elite.
Ravello is an aristocratic town. It’s world‑famous for art, culture and summer music festivals. Walk its medieval streets. Admire Palazzo Sasso, Villa Cimbrone and Villa Ruffolo. Appreciate their frescoes and architecture.
Herculaneum borders Naples. It’s an ancient resort for Roman elites. Over centuries, the ruins kept their summer resort vibe intact.
We skip uninformative “drive‑through” bus tours. Instead, we provide immersive walking experiences. You truly experience the city, not just photos through bus windows.
We do not work on Shabbat, even if paid in advance. Saturday afternoon tours might relax visitors. However, for us they profane Shabbat rest.
We do not exchange dollars or traveler’s checks. We accept only cash payments in euros.
Common myths we do NOT offer:
Instead, we happily show authentic Roman carvings of the Menorah and Temple vessels from 2,000 years ago.