Explore ancient wonders with fun and educational Tours for Families with Children! From Pompeii to Herculaneum and the Phlegraean Fields, these interactive experiences are perfect for sparking curiosity and making history come alive. Tailored for kids, each tour combines fascinating stories, hands-on learning, and unforgettable archaeological sites to engage young minds while creating lasting family memories.
Step into the past as your children discover Roman skeletons, mythological tales, and the grandeur of ancient ruins. These tours offer an exciting way for families to bond while exploring Italy’s incredible history in a way that’s both accessible and entertaining for all ages.

Tour of Pompeii for children
This is a tour of Pompeii for children, a way to see Pompeii with a simple and funny explanation. A tour of Pompeii can’t be the same for everybody; if you have children in your group you have to explain history with funny mythological stories and talking about the highlights. This kind of tour will be relaxing and easy to understand.
About 2 hours

Tour of Herculaneum for children
Herculaneum is a fantastic Roman city. A tour of Herculaneum for children is an opportunity to make kids and teenagers admire original remains, see the skeletons of people dead in the eruption of 79 AD and original organic material. If you are a family interested in archaeology you can’t miss this tour!
About 2 hours

Tour of the Phlegraean Fields for children
The Phlegraean Fields are a very interesting area to make young guys understand so much about Roman history. They were the most exclusive holiday area for wealthy Roman people. I could talk about the Baths of Baia, the most famous ones of the Roman Empire or about the Amphitheater of Pozzuoli, a huge arena with an underground area too. I could talk about Cuma, one of the first Greek colonies in Italy and it’s not enough yet to describe this very interesting area, which is a paradise for archaeology lovers and a kind of school of Roman history for children.
About 8 hours, with lunch break