New Tour - The marble zoo of Rome: a special Tour of Rome not only for the kids.

A different way to approach art history with kids! We start from Capitoline Hill where we meet the she-wolf, who is going to tell us the legend of the two brothers, the founders of Rome. Here we also hear the legend of the geese who saved Rome from Gauls. From here we go via Grazioli, where from the corner of the palace a cat is going to tell us the story of the two Egyptian Gods Isis and Serapis whose temple was built by Romans and was located in this district. Passing near the Pantheon, a must-to see in Rome, we reach the church of S. Eustachio, where from the top of the roof the head of a deer tells us the story of Eustachio, a Roman soldier who was converted to Christianity thanks to the deer! The next stop is the church of the French community in Rome San Luigi dei Francesi where we can meet the salamander, a symbol of the French king that is the source of divine light and Goodness. The last stop is in Navona Square, where we meet a lot of animals!