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Patricia_B, Oct 2026
Family fun
What fun for the whole family. We learned about gladiators but in a way that interested my 11 year old grandson. The sword fights were done safely but still fairly fierce! Our instructor, Pugnax, was wonderful - kept the kids engaged but enforced all safety rules.
1muneca, Oct 2026
Fun day
We enjoyed our trip. Even though it rain we still had a chance to see few things. Our Pompeii trip was a bit short, but long enough to get some great photos. Craig, was friendly and pleasant guide. If you really want to go on this trip and have some walking issues it is still possible especially if you bring a walking stick/cane.
christophersW2679FA, Oct 2026
Great day trip to Rome with Verena
Verena welcomed us very punctually and in a friendly manner. Above all, the WhatsApp beforehand made the meeting and the arrangements easy to organize. We felt well looked after and in good hands from the beginning. During the drive to Rome, she gave us great tips, so our stay in Rome was super. Many thanks for that!
jamesvO4555UC, Sep 2026
Finally I know every secret of Gelato!
Now gelato has no more secrets! Haha! I must say that it was a great experience, especially because of the enthusiasm with which Marco explained all the steps to make good gelato to us! I must say that finally I will know how to distinguish a good one from one made with little care. Thanks ❤️
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It’s no secret that Italians are big on families. Even in Rome, Italy’s frenetic capital, you’ll find no end of possibilities of things to do with kids. Travelers find plenty of family-friend options in Rome, whether that means a kid-friendly tour at the Vatican, Capitoline, or Borghese museums; an attraction-packed ride past millennia-old landmarks on a Segway; a chance to taste (or make) a Roman-style pizza; or even lessons in becoming a gladiator. Many excursions include hotel transfers or skip-the-line entry—a must when traveling with little ones, an age group not known for its patience.

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