Rome Kids friendly Guided Tour upon the Walls and Undergrounds

Meeting/Starting Point. Please arrive at Piazza di San Clemente, in front of the entrance to the Basilica of San Clemente.At the meeting point, your private guide and driver will be waiting to welcome you. They will hold a sign with your name clearly displayed to ensure an easy and smooth start to your tour.We kindly ask you to be at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time.If there are any last-minute issues, please contact us via the number provided in your confirmation.

Museo delle Mura. Your experience begins at the Museo delle Mura, located inside Porta San Sebastiano, one of the best-preserved gates of ancient Rome. Here, your guide will lead you through the museum, offering a fascinating introduction to the Aurelian Walls — the massive defensive structure that once protected the Eternal City. Children and adults alike will enjoy walking along the ancient walls and exploring towers, battlements, and interactive exhibits that bring Roman engineering and military history to life. It's the perfect start to this underground and historical journey!

Catacombe di Santa Domitilla. The catacombs were underground cemetery areas used in antiquity. Depending on the day of the tour, different catacombs can be visited

Via Appia Antica. After the catacombs, your adventure continues along the iconic Via Appia Antica, one of the oldest and most important roads of the Roman Empire. Here, surrounded by ancient paving stones and Roman countryside, you'll reach the impressive Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella, a circular tomb built for a noblewoman from the 1st century BC.Next to the mausoleum stands the Castrum Caetani, a medieval fortress later built to protect this strategic stretch of road. Your guide will share fascinating tales about this powerful Roman family, the transformation of the tomb into a fortress, and the rich mix of ancient and medieval history.This stop is a favorite for kids and adults alike — offering epic ruins, open spaces to explore, and a true sense of stepping back in time.

Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella. The tour continues with an in-depth visit to the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella, one of the most iconic and best-preserved funerary monuments on the Appian Way. Built in the 1st century BC for a noblewoman from a prominent Roman family, this massive circular tomb stands as a powerful symbol of wealth and legacy in ancient Rome.Your guide will take you inside the site, where children can marvel at the sheer scale of Roman construction, while learning how this ancient tomb was later integrated into a medieval fortress—the Castrum Caetani.As you stand atop this historic rise, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the Appian countryside, while stories of noble families, Roman traditions, and centuries of transformations unfold around you.

Castrum Caetani. Next, your journey leads you to the Castrum Caetani, a fortified medieval stronghold built in the 14th century by the powerful Caetani family. Rising directly beside the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella, this site reveals how ancient Roman monuments were reused and transformed throughout history.As you walk through the ruins of towers, walls, and courtyards, your guide will share stories of knights, noble families, and the strategic importance of this location along the Via Appia Antica. Children will love imagining life in a medieval fortress, while adults will appreciate the unique layering of history — from ancient Rome to the Middle Ages.This stop perfectly captures Rome’s timeless blend of eras and empires, all in one incredible setting.

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