Get ready to explore Rome like never before, at home or while traveling, with your child’s special tour guide, Leonardo.
Whether before your trip, during your family vacation, or after returning home to relive the memories, this fun and educational book brings the magic of Rome to life for curious young explorers.
Children will discover what Rome looks like and what makes it so special and exciting. They’ll learn fun facts and “juicy information” about the city’s most famous landmarks—from the Colosseum and the Roman Forum to St. Peter’s Basilica, the Pantheon, and the Trevi Fountain. This interactive travel and activity book transforms discovery into an unforgettable adventure.
Designed especially for kids, the Kids’ Travel Guide – Rome turns sightseeing into a creative and joyful journey filled with discovery, imagination, and fun.
This book is the perfect way for children to learn about Rome from home and an ideal gift for curious kids who love to explore new places and cultures.
What’s Inside
• Kid-friendly facts about Rome’s most famous attractions
• Quizzes, puzzles, and challenges that make learning fun
• Diary prompts to help kids express their thoughts and feelings
• Packing lists and checklists made just for kids
Perfect for ages 6–12, this interactive guide keeps children engaged and entertained while developing their curiosity, confidence, and love for travel.
Join thousands of families around the world who have discovered that exploring with Leonardo makes every journey unforgettable.
About the Series
Since 2014, the Kids’ Travel Guide series by FlyingKids has inspired children to discover the world through travel, learning, and fun. Each book combines education, entertainment, and adventure to help young travelers see the world through their own eyes.
Explore more from FlyingKids:
• Kids’ Travel Guide series – Adventures in cities and countries around the world
• You Can Be Whatever You Want, Girl! series – Inspiring girls to dream big
• Kids’ Activity Books – Perfect for travel days and family time
• My Maps series – Expanding horizons and world knowledge from home
I love this series of travel guides for kids. This one is my second purchase. I am very pleased with the content. I purchased it because it is a great resource to a Geography class for my grandkids. It takes them to Rome even if they are not there in person. It may be the catalyst to make them want to travel. It is filled with games and puzzles and geography and historical facts. There is hours of fun in this book and a lot to discover. --By Lislanda
I really did not know what to expect with this Kids' Travel Guide Rome. I thought it might tell some places that are fun for kids to visit. Wow, I was very excited when I looked thought the book. First of all, it is not just a travel guide, it is a journal/scrapbook of the trip. The book talks about Rome giving history and fun facts about the place and sites. It also have places for the kids to write in answers and little puzzles/activities to do. Each of the pages are very thick and will hold up to a lot of use and getting in and out during a trip. The pages are very colorful and kid friendly and are presented in a way that catches a kids attention. I was even excited to look through and see what it had to say about the different sites. There are so many things to do in Rome and this book details so many of them. This is a good book to help narrow down some of the choices too. This is definitely a great way to start a trip. --Tammy G.
I purchased this book along with other similar travel guides for different cities and I love all of them. I thought they would be more of just coloring books with certain popular places in the certain city that the travel guide is focused on, but to my surprise they really are travel guides for children. I look forward to sharing these with my friends that will go on family trips with their children and I am sure they will love them! The size is like a regular book and is relatively thin. Easy to carry with you on your travels and gives the kids something to do while traveling. --Raluca
