Rome · SCAVENGER HUNTS
Good scavenger hunts tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Solve Illuminati clues across Rome, from Santa Maria degli Angeli to St. Peter’s Square, with a flexible app-led Angels and Demons quest.
“Great exercise for our first afternoon and seeing the sites of Rome in a fun way! Wish there was more detail from the book or movie.”
Keep children engaged at the Vatican with a private 2.5-hour scavenger hunt, family guide, priority entry, and art-filled galleries.
“This was probably the best experience I have had trying to teach my kids about history and art - our guide Cecilia was unbelievably engaging for our kids. She had her work cut out for her - my kids knew nothing about the Vatican, the Pope, our Christianity in general! She really focused on the best stories to tell and brought the history to life for them without it being overly forced. Five stars.”
Explore Rome with a private family scavenger hunt, spot hidden animals, meet cats at Largo Argentina, and create art with guide AJ.
“Super friendly and made Rome’s art and history really fun for both kids and adults. The “find the hidden animals” game kept my kids excited the whole way (the cat sanctuary was a highlight!), and the little art activity at the end was the perfect touch. We left happy, with cute artworks to take home and really lovely family memories.”
Pick a ruin, a gallery or a kitchen.
