Rome travel guide — where to stay, what to do, and where to eat in Rome, Lazio, Italy.
Family activities
Engaging experiences for travellers of every age.
Colosseum & Gladiator School (Scuola Gladiatori Roma)
Price: Gladiator experience €50–80/child (~$55–88); Colosseum entry separate at €18 (~$20)
Bioparco di Roma (City Zoo)
Price: Adults €16 (~$17.60), children (3–12) €13 (~$14.30), under 3 free
Explora – Children's Museum
Price: Adults €7 (~$7.70), children €9 (~$9.90)
Villa Borghese Paddleboat & Bike Hire
Price: Paddleboats €15/30 min (~$16.50); bikes from €5/h (~$5.50); go-karts €5/10 min
Trevi Fountain Coin Toss
Price: Free (coin is the only cost)
Mouth of Truth (Bocca della Verità)
Price: Free (church donation €0.50 requested)
Castel Sant'Angelo Ramparts Walk
Price: €15 adults (~$16.50), reduced €2 for EU citizens 18–25; free under 18 EU
Circus Maximus & Palatine Hill Exploration
Price: Circus Maximus exterior free; Palatine Hill included in Colosseum ticket (€22, ~$24)
Family-friendly hotels
Accommodation designed with families in mind.
Hotel Hassler Roma
Residenza Paolo VI
The St. Regis Rome
Hotel Lunetta
Ottaviano B&B
Dining with kids
Eating out as a family.
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Family travel tips
Practical advice for stress-free family trips.
Build downtime into every day — over-scheduled kids melt down faster than tired adults.
Carry snacks, water, and a small first-aid kit at all times.
Many attractions offer discounted family tickets — ask at the ticket window.