Kid-Friendly Private Tour of Rome with Spanish Steps Trevi Navona and Pantheon

Kid-Friendly Private Tour of Rome with Spanish Steps Trevi Navona and Pantheon

Explore Rome and its main highlights, such as the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Navona square and many more, through our 2.5-hour walking tour especially designed for families with children.

You will be led by a local guide who knows how to interact with kids and make the whole group enjoy learning about Rome's history and culture.

Homemade local gelato will be offered during the tour!

Rome has so many outstanding attractions to be visited and the best way to discover them is on a guided tour. Our Small Group tour is customized to meet the needs and wishes of families led by a professional local guide with vast experience in tours with children.

In Via Condotti, right outside the Caffè Greco, you will meet your guide and the other members of the small group and together you will start your exploration. With the use of visual aids, games and fun activities, you and your kids will learn a lot about the most iconic places in Rome.

Your tour will start in Piazza di Spagna, where the famous Spanish Steps are located. The monumental stairway of 174 steps is the widest in Europe, and they have been featured in many films such as “A Roman Holiday” starring Audrey Hepburn.

After this stop you will head to the Trevi district where you will admire the world famous Trevi Fountain, the largest Baroque fountain in Rome and an extraordinary masterpiece of Italian art. Legend has it that if you throw a coin into the fountain you will come back to Rome!

You will then take a pleasant stroll to see the columns of Marcus Aurelius, Montecitorio (seat of the Italian Parliament), Saint Ignatius' church and the Emperor Hadrian's temple on the way to the Pantheon, another famous highlight of the city. The best preserved Ancient Roman monument features the giant dome, with its famous hole in the top (The eye of the Pantheon, or oculus), its only source of light and the connection between the temple and the gods above.

The last stop of the tour will be Piazza Navona, a Baroque-style square which is one of the most charming and popular squares in Rome, surrounded by restaurants and terraces and where many street artists, magicians and dancers often perform.