You will meet with your child-friendly guide at the Trevi Fountain and the small tour group will then begin an interactive and totally engaging tour of Rome’s city center. You will learn about the history of the Trevi district and its magnificent fountain. Don’t forget you must throw a coin into the fountain if you ever wish to return to Rome. Then as you wander the little streets of Rome, you will come upon a variety of wonderful monuments such as the 2000-year-old Column of Marcus Aurelius, the Italian House of Parliament, known as Montecitorio, the Church of St. Ignatius and the temple dedicated to the Emperor Hadrian. Then, venture inside the Pantheon which, 2000 years after it was built, still has the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome.  In addition, this marvelous church has a number of tombs of kings and also that of the artist Raphael. The tour will end in the Piazza Navona, a former ancient Roman stadium. Here, you wlll see the breathtaking fountains with wonderful marble sculptures of people and animals. If you want to get to know the city of Rome, then this tour will be the perfect introduction for the whole family.