Naples is a city of legends, secrets and ancient stories. In 1890 a famous archaeologist studying ancient civilisations vanished without warning. All he left behind were strange notes, maps and cryptic symbols. The team must work out what exactly he was looking for and why his research broke off. The route runs through historic Naples, and every point on it hides another clue.
We have gathered the places that genuinely work with children: somewhere to touch things, somewhere to run and something to argue about. Each comes with a matching tour and advice on when to go.
Kidster runs nine programmes in Rome: quests around the Colosseum and the historic centre, tours of St Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums, Leonardo's workshop, a gladiator school and cooking workshops. All are built for children aged 4 to 16 and run in small groups of up to five.
The tours are led by Russian-speaking guides who live in Rome. Booking goes through a manager, who confirms the date and explains the payment terms. Museum entrance tickets are paid separately, and your guide will say in advance which time slots to buy.
