Rome's Best Travel Routes

Rome isn’t just ruins and museums; it’s wonder disguised as architecture. Kids thrive here—there’s always something to climb, touch, taste, or chase.

• Turn history into adventure. At the Colosseum, tell them it’s where gladiators fought monsters of the past. At the Forum, they’re walking through the world’s oldest city park.
• Plan breaks like locals. Ice cream counts as cultural immersion. Stop often. Fountains and gelaterie are your best allies.
• Parks are salvation. Villa Borghese, Villa Doria Pamphilj, and Appia Antica offer shade, bikes, and space to run—all within history.
• Avoid exhaustion, not excitement. Visit early mornings, rest after lunch, and enjoy evening walks when the air softens.
• Enjoy the many family-sized attractions. Seasonal themed parks and events are constantly available.

📝 Local Tip: Rome teaches patience—to adults first, then to children.