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Okay, this book has a very specific audience, but I couldn’t resist the adorable title.
The guidebook, written by J.M. Pasquesi, who is a Rome travel expert, can make touring Italy with kids a breeze. As she says, Rome is, in fact, the perfect place to bring kids – from the adventurous stories of gladiators and cool looking ruins to the pizza and gelato, it is a city meant for the littlest world travelers. Unlike normal travel books – which, let’s face it, though very informative, can be dry – this book includes tips, stories, and activities related to various locations and all meant for kids.
It contains 11 mini-tours, which you can follow exactly or use to pick and choose sites you’d like to visit. With lots of maps, fantastic pictures, and tons of great information on everything from Roman history to the best desserts, this guide is as comprehensive as any other, and the whole family will enjoy the kid-friendly suggestions. From taking a “Where’s Waldo” picture at the Spanish Stairs to treasure hunting on Tiberina Island, the fun facts and games will impress even adults. In fact, you don’t even need kids to enjoy this book. All you need is a ticket to Rome and a love of fun.