TrovaTrails

Visiting Rome with kids?
TrovaTrails turns your family trip into an interactive adventure, with self-guided detective trails and playful quizzes that help children explore Rome’s landmarks and history through clues, stories, and challenges.

TrovaTrails brings Ancient Rome to life with family-friendly treasure hunts you can follow through the city. Each trail uses clues, puzzles, and storytelling to guide kids through real Roman sites — turning a walk through Rome into an adventure.

TrovaTrivia, our in-app quiz collection, lets kids explore Roman history anywhere. Each quiz is quick, story-led, and packed with humour, decisions, and fun challenges. Kids earn stars and trophies as they learn about gladiators, cooks, daily life, Roman girls, soldiers, and more.

Whether you’re visiting Rome or learning from home, TrovaTrails offers a fun, interactive way to explore Ancient Rome’s most fascinating stories.

What kids will experience:
• Follow stories, solve clues, and uncover surprises

• Learn about real Roman people, places, and objects

• Engage their critical thinking as they answer fun multiple-choice questions

• Earn stars, unlock trophies, and build confidence as they play

What parents will love
• Educational content designed with teachers

• Short, focused activities that build real knowledge

• Clear narrative, minimal screen clutter, and low-stress challenges

• A playful way to turn screen time into learning time

• Perfect for ages 7 to 97

What’s inside the app:
• TrovaTrails: Self-guided treasure hunts through Rome’s streets and landmarks

• TrovaTrivia: Fun, story-led quizzes kids can play anywhere

• Gladiator Quiz: Free to try — explore the world of the arena

• Dozens of facts based on real archaeological evidence

• Simple, family-friendly design

• Available in English & Italian

Perfect for
• Family trips to Rome

• Classroom activities and school projects

• Kids who love stories, puzzles, or history

• Parents looking for meaningful screen time

Download TrovaTrails today and let your child step into Ancient Rome — through play.