Family Friendly Tours in Rome

5 reviews for audio tours in Rome

Toni_We
July 2019
5
Colosseum and the Roman Forum: See the Greatness of Rome
The Colosseum itself was mind boggling, and incalculable wealth must have been required, the forum also. Only 4 stars as we couldn't get the audio for first time, and having gone quickly round.
Graciela
July 2019
5
Colosseum and the Roman Forum: See the Greatness of Rome
Lovely tour! Downloading the app was straightforward... Adding the relevant audio guide requires the purchase code ... The app works great , you have to scan waypoints to make the audio guide continue, if you can't find one you get the option to skip the scan process and the audio guide continues. Kids loved the interaction of the app , don't forget you need headphones.
Hugo
July 2019
5
Colosseum and the Roman Forum: See the Greatness of Rome
Visited with the family and these tours tickets were excellent as we had not planned ahead! The Colloseum is well worth it and everyone learned something.
Margaret
June 2019
5
Colosseum and the Roman Forum: See the Greatness of Rome
It was completely worth it to be able to skip the line and take the tour. I imagine it would have been a two hour wait to get in and have to join huge groups with one guide speaking, otherwise

FAQ

The best Rome Family Friendly Tours embrace the rich tapestry of history and culture. Top-rated adventures include the Colosseum and Roman Forum tour, which brings ancient history to life, along with the engaging explorations of Vatican City’s landmarks, such as St. Peter's Basilica. These experiences are curated to captivate visitors of all ages. Interactive storytelling and historical insights turn each tour into an immersive journey through Rome’s storied past.
Beyond Family Friendly Tours, Rome offers a multitude of experiences to enrapture travelers. Children can delight in the city’s many piazzas and parks, such as Villa Borghese, which boasts a zoo, rowboats, and playgrounds. Interactive museums like Explora offer educational fun, while gelato workshops provide a tasty diversion. For a panoramic view of the city, a visit to the top of the Altare della Patria is a must.
Family Friendly Tours in Rome can vary in duration, tailored to suit the varying attention spans and interests of younger visitors. A typical self-guided audio tour of a single landmark, such as the Colosseum, may take around 1 to 1.5 hours. For a more comprehensive experience that includes multiple sites, tours can extend to half a day. It’s advisable to check specific tour details for accurate timings.