Piazza Venezia
Historic Center
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Visiting Piazza Venezia in Rome is an exciting experience for kids, offering a bustling atmosphere surrounded by impressive historic landmarks. The focal point is the massive Monument to Victor Emmanuel II (the Vittoriano), which stands tall with its gleaming white marble, towering columns, and dramatic statues. Kids will be fascinated by the monument’s grandeur and the chance to climb its steps, giving them a sense of adventure as they explore.
The busy square also offers a view of the Roman Forum and the Capitoline Hill nearby, giving children a chance to see several ancient sites in one spot. Watching the traffic and people bustling around the square, with cars and buses weaving through the area, adds to the lively atmosphere, making it an engaging place for young visitors. With opportunities to explore, see historical monuments, and enjoy the energy of one of Rome’s central hubs, Piazza Venezia provides an interactive and memorable experience for kids.
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Helpful Tips for Parents
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Introduce Kids to the Monument of Victor Emmanuel II: Known as the "Wedding Cake" or "Typewriter" by locals, this massive white marble monument is an impressive sight. Tell kids that it’s dedicated to the first king of unified Italy, Victor Emmanuel II. The sheer size of the monument often captures their attention!
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Climb Up for Panoramic Views: If your kids are up for it, head to the top of the Victor Emmanuel II monument for fantastic views of Rome. You can take the elevator to the very top, which kids often find exciting.
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Point Out the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: This solemn part of the monument is guarded by soldiers and has an eternal flame. Explain to kids the significance of the tomb, and encourage them to observe quietly out of respect.
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Engage Kids with Architecture and Statues: The monument has many grand statues, columns, and fountains. Ask kids to spot the different animals and figures in the statues or count how many columns they see—this can keep them interested and engaged.
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Point Out the Italian Flag and Encourage Photos: The Italian flag waves proudly at the top of the monument, and kids might enjoy taking a family photo with it in the background. The flag adds a nice touch to the experience and serves as a fun way to remember the trip.
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