The Colosseum is one of Rome's most iconic landmarks and a must-visit for any first-timer. Built in 70-80 AD, it has been the host of many battles, hunts and gladiator games. The Colosseum is a magnificent building and it will surely be a hit with your family.
The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are the oldest parts of Rome dating back to 753 BC. Visiting these two historic sites is like stepping back in time and experiencing ancient Roman society. A guided tour of these areas will shed light on Rome's history and culture.
Dar Poeta is a bustling pizzeria that serves some of the best pizza in Rome. Situated in the Trastevere district, it's a great place for families to take a break over a slice (or two!) of pizza.
The Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel are a must-visit for anyone travelling to Rome. The collection contains over 70,000 works of art and the Sistine Chapel with its magnificent ceiling painted by Michelangelo is awe-inspiring.
The Trevi Fountain is probably Rome's most famous fountain and has been featured in many movies. Your family will love throwing coins into the fountain while making wishes. The legend says that if you throw a coin, you will return to Rome.
If you have more time, you can add a visit to the Pantheon. It's a stunning ancient temple that now serves as a Catholic Church.
If you have less time, you can skip the Palatine Hill and Roman Forum and just visit the Colosseum.