Explora - Il Museo dei Bambini di Roma

lovely place for little one just to run around and explore. She particularly liked the vegetable patch and the light tunnel. Definitely something for.all ages.

We had an amazing time!!! Highly recommended!! You can stay inside 1 hour and 30 minutes. It has many activities for all ages. Our kid was 3 and had a lot of fun. Very clean place. I loved double toilets when parents can go inside with kids. It has playground and outside. You can visit after the ending of the museum. I think on week days is less crowded, if you can visit it.,Better pre-order your ticket. We were lucky and found the 3 last tickets!!

There were all kinds of activities for all ages. My girls had lots of fun. Tickets costed 10 euros per person. 1 adult had to accompany the child/children. Max stay was 1h 45min. Staff was okay/kind of lazy. They closed the areas before the time. Didn't really help the kids. My girls don't speak Italian, so it was hard for them to understand everything because there were some stations/games that were in italian only. Overall they loved it. I wish the older kids could stay on their own and there was barely any place to sit on for the adults.

In general, this was a very fun place to play for my 3 year old, however most of the exhibits are really for children above 7 or 8. We will be back, especially on a rainy day! English friendly.

Fantastic way to spend a couple of hours. My 9 year old was fully immersed in the activities the whole time.

Excellent educational and play experience for kids up to about 11 / 12. Lots of activities to fill the 1 3/4 hr time slot, maybe it's not long enough to get around everything. We tried most things and they really enjoyed their time there. Glad we went and made a change from the usual sightseeing and history viewing in Rome. The staff were also friendly and helpful. Thanks for a great afternoon.

An interesting and interactive place for kids of any age. We spent almost 2 hours there and the time was filled with action, play and education. My child liked the experience at Explora very much! We had to wait for over one hour because we've missed the entry time, which is scheduled (see on one of the attached pictures). Inside there is nothing to do while waiting and the playground outside offers no shadow and no sits so it was impossible to spent the waiting time there. It would be great if there were some quieter areas for example for parents of the older children who explore the museum mostly on their own - the playing area it's extremely loud because of screaming and crying children.

We had amazing time with the kids (6 and 9 yo), they wished we could stay longer!

LOVE IT !!! I went this place during my holiday in rome.My 2 years old daugher loved this place.She had great time, played with everthing. She want to come again and again . there is pool for water activities, my kid had a blast after see. Mini kid supermarket, farmer, train, firestation unit etc. This place nice for children too till 13 yeard old. Its really close to villa Borghese.Take a nice breakfast , after take your kids to this place for out of energy and then go villa borghese to chill out.

We took our 2 year old here for some energy burning activity. There is certainly fun activity for a 2 year old but older children have much more options. There is a play kitchen area, a play garden, an art area for drawing and collage, some water play and wind machine on the ground floor. Most are probably more age appropriate for 3-4 year old kids upwards. My main recommendation would be to eat before you get here. The pizza restaurant on hand is very slow and lacks choice. It took us 1 1/2 hours to get one pizza! This meant our daughter only had 40 minutes of a play session afterwards. To be fair, the age appropriate activity there probably is just about enough for that time. There is a playground on site but we did not get to use that.

I brought my 8 year old son here after 3 days of sightseeing and he had a great time. The signs are in Italian, however, they do have English translations on most things. Lots of things to touch and play with. The only drawback is that there are only certain times they allow you to come in... so you must go during one of those times. But it is a quick walk from the Spanish Steps and a great place for kids.

This is a wonderful interactive museum for kids of all ages. I took my 2 year old here and let her roam, choosing things she wanted to play with, which is encouraged from Explora's website. However, I felt that we were being followed and periodically had a staff member standing right next to us! I wished we had the opportunity to enjoy the stations as we pleased. I understand that my toddler was playing in stations that were for kids older than her, but as a parent I was being cautious of their property and didn't allow her touch things that could potentially hurt her or damage things. I didn't pay 13 euros to only let her play in the 0-3 years area, that was encouraged by the receptionist.

My 2 kids of 1 and 5 loved this museum, lots of things to do and the language barrier (they both are Dutch) was hardly an issue. I really recommend this!

Great place for children! Our family went to Italy and on our last day we spent here and let our little one run around. We dragged her around doing the sightseeing so coming here was for her. She loved the play garden and the trains and firetruck they had. It was so nice seeing a place like this for kids. Would definitely come here again and/or stay near here for her sake to let her explora!