13
Nov
2021
2021
Rome may be home to the Pope and the centre of Catholicism but it is also the capital of Italy and a major urban area. As a result, there are plenty of people of all sorts of faiths in the city and, in particular, the city is home to one of the world’s oldest Jewish populations who have remained despite the various efforts to force them out throughout history, so if you were considering spending the Holidays in Italy then you might be glad to know that it is not only a wonderful place for those who celebrate Christmas, with all sorts Christmas-themed things to see and do, but it is also a wonderful place to spend Hanukkah. While the general cheer and excitement of lights, markets, good food, and shopping can be enjoyed universally and make a vacation in Rome all the more wonderful, picturesque, and enjoyable during the winter, there are also specific events and attractions pertaining to those who are of the Jewish faith that will make a trip in the city at this time all the more memorable and meaningful. So, if you want to do something different for Hanukkah this year but don’t want to miss out on tradition, then Rome really is a perfect place to spend the Holidays in Italy. Here are some of the main things to keep an eye out for...