Postcards from Vittoriano

Vittoriano was designed by architect Giuseppe Sacconi between 1882 and 1883 in honor of Vittorio Emanuele II, the first king of Italy; however, construction continued until the 1930s. Regarded as the ultimate symbol of a united and independent Italy, Vittoriano quickly became a cornerstone of the nation’s collective identity. Adults and children alike are invited to discover its history, architecture, and art through an animated storytelling experience tailored just for them. Visitors set off on a journey through time, climbing staircases and panoramic terraces to admire the city from above with breathtaking views; finally, they reimagine the places of their exploration by creating illustrated postcards, full of charm and color

LOCATION: Vittoriano’s entrance, Ara Coeli side

This tour is included with your VIVE admission ticket. 
To secure your spot on the tour, make sure to book and buy your ticket at least 2 days in advance by clicking here.
It is necessary to arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the visit at the designated meeting point. 
For inquiries, please contact the educational team by sending an email to: vi-ve.edu@cultura.gov.it

The tour will be conducted in Italian.