Explora – Museo dei Bambini di Roma

Rome


Rome’s only dedicated kids’ museum, Explora is aimed at the under-12s. Divided into thematic sections, it’s a hands-on, feet-on, full-on experience that your nippers will love. Outside there’s also a free play park open to all. Booking is recommended for the timed entrance and required on weekends.


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