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Best Things to Do in Rome, with baby
Castel Sant'Angelo is 54% Baby-Friendly
Babies are allowed, but narrow stairs, partial lift coverage, no fixed changing tables and folding-stroller rules mean parents must carry carriers and plan short visits or stay outside park.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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National Roman Museum - Palazzo Massimo is 54% Baby-Friendly
Babies are admitted and lifts exist, yet no changing table or nursing room and required pushchair parking oblige parents to carry and change infants with effort.
Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours
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Campo de' Fiori is 53% Baby-Friendly
A stroller fits on the flat stones and cafés offer brief rests, yet there are no changing tables, nursing rooms, or quiet corners, and post-6 PM bar crowds grow loud and cramped.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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Largo di Torre Argentina is 53% Baby-Friendly
Strollers fit the new ramps and cats amuse babies, but there are no on-site toilets, changing tables, or nursing rooms, so stays must be brief and caregivers must plan exits.
Recommended visit duration: 2 hours
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Pontile di Ostia is 52% Baby-Friendly
The flat paved deck accepts strollers and shaded gazebos allow bottle feeding, but there are no on-pier toilets or changing tables, so caregivers must rely on nearby cafés or beach clubs.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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Trevi Fountain is 50% Baby-Friendly
Parents with a baby can snap a quick view using a carrier, but there are no restrooms, changing tables, or ramps; cobblestones and loud crowds make long or stroller visits tiring.
Recommended visit duration: 15-30 minutes
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Mouth of Truth is 50% Baby-Friendly
A stroller fits the portico, yet cobblestones bump wheels, no nursing or changing area exists, and long standing lines can upset a baby, so stay outside or keep the stop brief.
Recommended visit duration: 0.5–1 hour
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Baths of Caracalla is 49% Baby-Friendly
Babies may enter, yet there are no changing tables, no nursing room and rough paths complicate stroller use, so only parents ready with a carrier and portable mat will find the visit comfortable.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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Piazza di Spagna is 49% Baby-Friendly
Infants may view the square from a stroller on flat ground, yet steep steps, uneven cobbles, lack of change tables, and heavy crowds make long visits tiring for parents.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
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Temple of Venus and Rome is 49% Baby-Friendly
Changing tables and UNICEF Baby Pit Stop exist in the park, but reaching the temple means steps and rough paving, little shade, no seating, and stroller use is awkward, so plan short visits or baby carrier.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
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