Bocca Della Verita, which translates to “the mouth of truth,” is a 4th-century stone located in the Church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin.
Read MoreTake the whole family to experience Rome in 3-D at Time Elevator Rome, a multisensory experience that combines stunning visuals, moving platforms, and surround sound!
Read MoreThis famed keyhole attracts tourists from all over the world, each just waiting to peer through! The Knights of Malta Keyhole is one of Rome’s more off-the-beaten-path, but still worth the visit for families looking for alternative excursion
Read MoreRead more about Rome’s history before your visit to The Seven Hills, an area heavily intertwined with the foundation of the city itself!
Read MoreSet along the Via del Corso in the heart of Rome lies the Doria Pamphillij, a converted palace loaded with masterpieces from Caravaggio, Rafaello, Velasquez, and many other Baroque and Renaissance artists!
Read MoreAlthough Vatican City is the world’s smallest state, it is one of the most important cultural and religious hubs in the world! As such, it’s a great place to introduce kids to the diverse history of Rome.
Read MoreArte Al Sol offers day camps to provide kids with immersive and educational experiences throughout the amazing city of Rome!
Read MoreLocated near the Colosseum on the historic Appian Way, the Roman Gladiator School guarantees action-packed fun for kids!
Read MoreTake a day trip with the kids to hunt wild truffles in the Roman countryside and you’ll never know what you’ll discover!
Read MorePalatine Hill is the most famous of Rome’s “Seven Hills” and probably the most interesting to visit with kids!
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