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Marina_K, Aug 2026
Good family fun activity amidst many historical tours...
This starts with some gladiator history in a "museum" then moves to "training" where you weave side to side under a rope, jump side to side over a rope, avoid side to side swinging bags, then do push ups. You do the run through twice. Then you learn basic fighting moves and practice with a partner. Lastly you move to the Arena and battle to the death. At the end you get a certificate for your freedom. It is hot but fun. Water ia provided. Went with 13 year old and 15 year old. Boy and girl.
Christina_T, Aug 2026
An amazing experience!
We had a wonderful day visiting Positano and Pompei! We were worried that the day would be too long, but it went by quickly and we really enjoyed our visits to both places. Marlena was an excellent and informative guide, sharing lots of information and stories throughout the day. And Antonio was a great driver navigating the winding roads. Would highly recommend this tour!
Christopher_C, Jul 2026
Wonderful Excursion!
This was the highlight of our Rome trip. We wanted to take a break from the heat, and so glad we took a chance to visit Ponza Island! Our ten, eleven, and thirteen year old sons enjoyed swimming and snorkeling. Mara was a fun, well organized guide also! Just a truly fun, memorable trip. Thank you!!!
Monica_C, Jul 2026
Great kid friendly tour of the Colosseum
Great tour by Francesco-we had a group of 7 in total with 3 kids who were all similar ages and bonded with the other family on the tour. Francesco kept the kids engaged and built in time for toilets and snacks, which is important when traveling with kids. Francesco has kids of his own and inherently understood what kids are interested in and showed renderings of what the colosseum would have looked like in ancient times. I would highly recommend this tour when visiting Rome.
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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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