Do children get in free?
ee bam-BEE-nee EN-trah-noh GRA-tees. 'Gratis' is pronounced with a short 'a', not like English.
Ask when visiting with children. EU children under 18 get free entry to Italian state museums, but private museums have their own policies.
I bambini is the plural of il bambino (child). Entrano comes from entrare (to enter). Gratis means free of charge and is an adverb in this sentence. This is a simple, practical family question.
Fino a che età è gratuito?
Until what age is it free?
Age limits vary — usually under 6, 12, or 18.
C'è un'attività per bambini?
Is there an activity for children?
Many museums offer kids' workshops or trails.
Avete laboratori didattici per scolaresche?
Do you have educational workshops for school groups?
For teachers organising field trips.
Since 2014, EU citizens under 18 have had free access to all Italian state museums. This policy was part of a broader effort to make Italy's cultural heritage accessible to young Europeans.