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Rome with Kids: The Best Family Itinerary

Rome is brilliant for families, from gladiator schools and the Colosseum to golf-cart rides and pizza-making. Here is how to spend an unforgettable family trip — with the best-rated kid-friendly tours and tickets to book.

At a glance

  1. 1Gladiator school session
  2. 2Kid-friendly Colosseum tour
  3. 3Golf-cart ride with gelato
  4. 4Pizza-making class

Morning: be a gladiator

Start with a gladiator-school session, where kids learn to fight like Romans, then a family-friendly Colosseum and ancient Rome tour told as stories rather than dates keeps young visitors engaged.

Afternoon: see the city the fun way

A golf-cart highlights tour glides past the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon with gelato stops along the way — far easier than walking for little legs — or a treasure hunt through the historic centre.

Evening: make your own pizza

End with a hands-on pizza- or pasta-making class, where the whole family cooks (and eats) a Roman dinner together — a guaranteed hit with children.

Rome with kids — FAQ

Is Rome good for kids?
Yes — Rome is full of family-friendly experiences, from gladiator schools and the Colosseum to golf-cart tours, gelato and hands-on cooking classes. Many tours are designed specially for children.
What are the best things to do in Rome with children?
Top family picks are a gladiator-school session, a kid-friendly Colosseum and ancient Rome tour, a golf-cart highlights ride with gelato stops, and a pizza- or pasta-making class.
Do kids pay for attractions in Rome?
Most attractions offer reduced or free entry for children under a certain age, and EU minors are often free at state sites like the Colosseum. Child pricing is shown when you book.