Rome is a living museum, but it's also a fantastic playground for families. From gladiatorial history to cutting-edge immersive shows, here are the top attractions to visit in the Eternal City.
Bring history to life by exploring the world's most famous amphitheater. Kids will be captivated by stories of gladiators and ancient spectacles.
Located near Piazza del Popolo, this interactive museum offers hands-on exhibits focused on science and society, providing a perfect break from traditional sightseeing.
Escape the city bustle in Rome’s most famous park. Families can rent rowboats, hire bikes, or visit the Bioparco (Rome’s zoo).
For a day of pure excitement, head to Cinecittà World. This cinema and TV-themed amusement park offers thrilling rides and live shows for all ages.
Cinema Barberini frequently screens the latest international blockbusters in their original English version (VO), perfect for a family movie night.
Located at Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 203, this 30-minute immersive show uses walls, ceilings, and a physical glowing city model to project 2,700 years of Roman history. It features excellent audio-guides and acts as a perfect primer before seeing the city's ruins.
Located in Piazza di Pietra, this intimate immersive cinema inside an ancient Roman ruin offers a 20-minute visual overview of how Rome's appearance changed across the centuries.
Located on Via dei SS. Apostoli, 20, this 45-minute multisensory, moving-platform ride takes you through 3,000 years of Rome's history—from the legend of Romulus to the present day.
Explore the stunning cloister designed by Michelangelo. The vast spaces and ancient sculptures provide a serene yet impressive environment for families to wander through history.
Enroll the kids in a gladiator training session on the Appian Way. They’ll learn ancient combat techniques and wear traditional tunics for an unforgettable Roman adventure.
