RomaAges 11+
Angels & Demons of Rome: Illuminati Plot
87 min · 4.5 km · 9 stops
Starts at Santa delle Naiadi
4.6 (1965 reviews)
School trip to Roma: a city quest for your class.
Six to eight teams, one phone each, 60 to 120 minutes on foot. € 5 per pupil, teachers free.
More than 3,000 classes and groups have played Questo together.
- 14 quests for schools
- ages 8 to 18
- start points shown in the app
- 1 to 5 km
Real students playingWhat teachers and students say
More than 3,000 classes and groups have played Questo together.
We are a group of language students and we played the game with our teacher: a great and fun way to practise, and learn interesting stuff about our city that we didn't know.
Perfect with a group of A Level pupils. Loved it.
Quests for classes
Quests a class can play in Roma
Roma on foot, as a game. Teams of 3 to 5 pupils follow a story on one phone and solve a puzzle at every stop. Each quest takes 60 to 120 minutes, so a class can play one in the morning and a second after lunch.
- RomaAges 8+
Hidden Gems of Trastevere: Return Home
88 min · 2.3 km · 12 stops
Starts at Ponte Fabricio
4.5 (237 reviews) - RomaAges 11+
Historical Rome: The Sad Souls of Villa Borghese
98 min · 3.2 km · 12 stops
Starts at Edicola della Musa
4.5 (102 reviews) - RomaAges 8+
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Art Heist Walking Tour & Escape Game
150 min · 4.3 km · 15 stops
Starts at Pine Cone Courtyard
4.7 (63 reviews)See the questFree to play: no tickets needed
- RomaAges 11+
Mysterious Rome: The Emperor's Dream
78 min · 3.4 km · 9 stops
Starts at St. Angelo Bridge
4.7 (61 reviews) - RomaAges 11+
Gladiators of Rome
92 min · 3 km · 13 stops
Starts at The intersection of Via Labicana and Via del Colosseo, across the road from the Colosseum and next to the red, bus ticket booth
4.5 (51 reviews) - RomaAges 8+
Rome Famous Movie Locations
60 min · 3.9 km · 12 stops
Starts at Fontana delle Naiadi
4.6 (29 reviews) - RomaAges 11+
Garbatella: Street Art and Resistance in Rome
51 min · 1.6 km · 13 stops
Starts at YOU ARE NOW ENTERING FREE GARBATELLA
4.2 (25 reviews) - RomaAges 11+
In Julia’s Shadow: A Soulful Journey Through Rome
86 min · 1.7 km · 10 stops
Starts at Castel Sant'Angelo
4.6 (21 reviews)
Teams, supervision and logistics
Teams and supervision
Teams of 3 to 5 pupils, one phone per team with the Questo app and mobile data.
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A shared power bank per team is useful on a two-quest day.
Suggested ratio
One adult with every two teams for ages 8 to 11, one adult per three teams from 11 up, with agreed meeting points along the route.
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Teachers and chaperones play free.
Getting there
Start points are squares, stations and landmarks in Roma; each quest card above names its own.
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Check the quest page for any stop that needs a ticket.
Wet weather
The quests can be played in the rain.
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If the weather ruins the day, the class can replay for free within 30 days.
What they learn
Local history
The events and people behind the landmarks of Roma, told on the spot where they happened.
Geography and map skills
Following a route on a map, estimating distance and time, finding the way with landmarks.
Languages
Many quests are available in several languages, so a language class can play in the language it studies.
Teamwork and oracy
Every clue is answered by the team, so pupils argue a case and agree before they lock in an answer.
Price and terms
€ 5 per student.
No minimum group, no time slot.
- Pay by card when you choose a quest: € 5 per student, as many as you need
- Or ask for an invoice and pay by bank transfer
- Free teacher preview from home
- Rain on the day: replay free within 30 days
- Teachers and chaperones play free
A class of 30 on one quest: € 150.
Choose a questPrefer to pay by bank transfer?
Tell us the quest or city, the class size and the dates. We send an invoice to the school.
In short
Roma for a school group, in short
A school trip to Roma with Questo is a self-guided city quest. Pupils in teams of 3 to 5 follow a route of 9 to 15 stops on foot, solving a puzzle at each, in 50 to 150 minutes. 14 quests suit classes aged 8 to 18. There is no guide and no time slot: the class starts when it arrives. The price is € 5 per pupil, and teachers play free.
- 4,6
- average rating, from 2.592 reviews
- 100.000+
- pupils have played in class groups
- 14
- quests for schools in this city
- 50 to 150
- minutes on foot, by quest
Pupils are an estimate: groups of four or more teams starting one quest together, at about four pupils a team, across all cities since 2018. Ratings are from players of these quests.
What the research says about trips like this
One trip changes how pupils think
In a randomised study of 10,912 students, a single cultural trip raised critical thinking, tolerance and interest in culture weeks later.
History learned where it happened
458 Amsterdam pupils walked the medieval city in teams, solving tasks on phones at real locations. They learned more than classmates taught the same topic in lessons.
Source: Huizenga et al., Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, 2009
Games with a story teach
Across hundreds of studies, game-based learning beats non-game teaching on knowledge and retention; story and playing together are what make the difference.
Source: Sailer and Homner, Educational Psychology Review, 2020
Questo or a guided tour
| A Questo quest | A guided walking tour | |
|---|---|---|
| Who is active | Every pupil, in a team | 30 pupils listening to one guide |
| Start | When you arrive | 10:00 sharp |
| Pace | Each team at its own, pause for lunch | The group moves on |
| What the teacher gets before | Plays the whole route free | A confirmation email |
| Price | € 5 per pupil, teachers free | € 12–€ 25 per pupil, teachers often charged |
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Who is active
- A Questo quest
- Every pupil, in a team
- A guided walking tour
- 30 pupils listening to one guide
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Start
- A Questo quest
- When you arrive
- A guided walking tour
- 10:00 sharp
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Pace
- A Questo quest
- Each team at its own, pause for lunch
- A guided walking tour
- The group moves on
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What the teacher gets before
- A Questo quest
- Plays the whole route free
- A guided walking tour
- A confirmation email
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Price
- A Questo quest
- € 5 per pupil, teachers free
- A guided walking tour
- € 12–€ 25 per pupil, teachers often charged
Teacher FAQ
Questions about Roma
How much does a school trip with Questo cost in Roma?
€ 5 per pupil per quest, by card or by invoice to the school. Teachers and chaperones play for free. A class of 30 on two quests pays € 300 in total.
Which quests in Roma suit primary school pupils?
The quests marked Ages 8+ above. Every quest shows the youngest class it suits; older classes can play any quest marked for a younger age too. Quests with dark or adult themes are not on the school list at all.
Do we need to book a time slot in Roma?
No. Quests have no departure times. Pay € 5 per pupil and each team starts when it reaches the start point, on the day that suits the class.
Can the teacher try the quest first?
Yes. Teachers can play the quest from home for free before the trip, to check the route, the story and the puzzles for their class.
What if it rains on the day in Roma?
The quests can be played in the rain. If the weather ruins the day, the class can replay for free within 30 days.
