It’s one of the best-preserved monuments in the city, and while it might not have the gladiators or fancy art, it’s definitely worth a visit. The whole family will be stunned by its sheer size and that jaw-dropping, 9-meter-wide hole in the ceiling. 

Insider Tip:

The Pantheon is free to enter, which is a win for the family budget. However, it’s small and can get packed, so try to visit first thing in the morning or later in the afternoon. (Also, be prepared for a “no food, no water” policy so pack your snacks wisely!)

What to Expect:

 Your kids will look up at the oculus (the hole in the ceiling) and ask a million questions, like “Why is there a hole in the ceiling?” and “Are we going to get wet if it rains?” The good news is, they won’t get bored because the Pantheon’s sheer scale and the engineering behind it will fascinate them. As for you? You can just marvel at the fact that it's almost 2,000 years old and still standing strong (which is more than we can say for our patience sometimes).

Nearby Attractions:

 After the Pantheon, stroll over to the nearby Piazza Navona. It's a wide open space where your kids can run and you can enjoy watching street performers and sipping an espresso. There are also three beautiful fountains in the square, and the whole area has a lively, fun vibe. Perfect for family photos or letting your toddler burn off that last burst of energy.

 

In conclusion, Rome is the perfect family destination if you know where to go and how to pace it. Plan ahead, keep the kids entertained, and throw in some gelato breaks to avoid any public meltdowns. With these insider tips, your family can enjoy the best of Rome while also making memories that will last longer than the blisters on your feet. Enjoy!