Find here 3 outdoor activities in Rome you can’t miss if you are visiting the city with kids: follow the mole!

Looking for outdoor activities in Rome to do with kids? Here we are! I know that many families can’t wait to come back to the Eternal city with their kids and they are looking for some safe and fun activities to do open-air, where it is easier to keep the distances from other people and enjoy the city without any worry.

Well, the good news is that I am working on it and getting ready to welcome you in Rome with kids! Are you join me?

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES IN ROME YOU CAN’T MISS WITH KIDS

ENJOYING THE CITY FROM ROMA OPEN BUS WITH TAPSY

If you are looking for a nice, smooth and relaxing overview on the best side of Rome, I am the right mole for you! As you can read here  from the 30th of May I will brand a new fantastic family adventure on board Roma Open Bus. It will be a panoramic tour of Rome perfect for kids, who will receive my Tapsy kit – with a map, stickers and gadget – to explore the city looking for details and secrets:a real mission for explorers! With games and riddles on the map, they will discover a secret about Rome and learn more about art and history. Parents can relax: they will have their personal audio guide, the buses are all sanitized and each sit respect the social distancing. Just don’t forget to bring your mask with you and book in advance! At info@roma-openbus.it.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES IN ROME WITH KIDS: EXPLORING THE PARKS

Did you know that Rome is one of the most green cities of Europe? It has a lot of huge green areas like parks and villas, which are not just a piece of nature in the city. Each one has its own story and art! Villa Borghese, for example, has in incredible art and architecture baroque heritage and it is in the very centre of the city. Villa Pamphili was made by a Pope and hosts an incredible variety of flora and big spaces to enjoy the city summer. It is just few steps from the Gianicolo terrace, one of the best views of Rome. The Archeological Park of Appia Antica is a jump in the past: the original Appia street, from roman era, is still there, sorrounded by mausoleums and aqueducts. The Caffarella park is for real romans: away from the tourist path, this park is more savage (wild rabbits over there!) and perfect for cycling. Villa Ada, on the north side, is the third biggest park of the city and hosts the ancient Villa Reale, house of the last king if Italy.

SPENDING A DAY OUTSIDE THE CITY

Rome countryside is amazing. Just out of the city, you are already surrounded by the beauty of Castelli Romani – which are perfect for food and wine tour – or the mysterious Tuscia, with a lot of paths on the footsteps of Etruscans. Rafting with kids? Why not! Try it at Valle dell’Aniene, a stunning natural area just one hour out fo Rome. All perfect outdoor activities in Rome…without being in Rome 🙂

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