1.Capture a child’s attention

2.Make his/her time meaningful

3.Go along with his/her wishes and interests


These are my passwords when working with children and teenagers.

  1. Punti elenco ANCIENT ROME


  1. Punti elenco CHRISTIAN ROME


  1. Punti elenco MEDIAEVAL ROME


  1. Punti elenco RENAISSANCE ROME


  1. Punti elenco BAROQUE & ROCOCO ROME


  1. Punti elenco MODERN ROME


  1. Punti elenco CONTEMPORARY ROME


  1. Punti elenco THE UNDERGROUND ROME


  1. Punti elenco THE VATICAN


  1. Punti elenco WALKING TOURS


  1. Punti elenco WONDERS OF WATER


  1. Punti elencoROME IN A  DAY


  1. Punti elenco ROME WITH KIDS

  2. Punti elencoMy First Guided Tour

  3. Punti elenco4 Bizarre Things To Do

  4. Punti elencoWalking in the Art

  5. Punti elenco3D Rome


  1. Punti elenco OUTDOOR EXCURSIONS

Contact: Paolo Lenzi  mobile: +39 347 6473813  e-mail: info@romanpaths.it

What a fun when, at our first date, I teach them to take a sip of fresh water from one of the Roman “nasoni” (the street fountains) avoiding an extra “shampoo” and perform like Roman kids do.


Rome is an open air museum, ready to be discovered.

I often squat to talk to them, feeling that it will make my young “clients” feel more comfortable watching my eyes.


I often run with them when guiding  the walking tour, feeling that such “off-we-go” will make “Matthew” or “Alice” happy to release that extra energy (I will pay a fortune to have a bit of it at my age… !)