Animated tours

An exploratory tour through courtyards, loggias and historic rooms to observe how a building changes over the centuries. Through simple questions, observation games and comparisons, children learn to recognise architectural and decorative elements, discovering how a palace can tell the story of the people who once lived there. The activity encourages curiosity, active observation and participation.

A playful tour dedicated to searching for coats of arms, animals, flowers, plants and decorative motifs found in the works of art and spaces of Palazzo Venezia. Each discovery becomes an opportunity to explore the meaning of symbols through guided discussion and comparison activities. The tour develops observation skills, attention to detail and the ability to interpret images.

A multisensory tour inviting children to explore Palazzo Venezia through shapes, materials, colours and decorations. The observation of works of art is accompanied by tactile samples, material reproductions, colour charts and simple sensory activities that help children recognise marble, wood, metal, textiles and decorative surfaces. The activity stimulates perception, descriptive language and attention to detail, offering an inclusive and engaging experience suitable for children with different learning needs.

As they explore the spaces of the Vittoriano, children observe statues, columns, bas-reliefs and monumental vistas to understand how a monument can tell the story of a country. Through observation, orientation and comparison activities, the tour encourages children to discover cultural heritage as a place of shared memory, stimulating curiosity and a sense of belonging.

A tour dedicated to discovering the architecture of the Vittoriano through observation of the different materials, decorations and geometric forms that characterise the monument. Children take part in simple comparison, classification and discussion activities, developing perceptual skills, descriptive language and an appreciation of artistic heritage.