We've been to Rome more than a dozen times and, while the main purpose of our trips is to visit family, we tour at least one monument or museum on each occasion. Sometimes we make suggestions; other times we follow our daughter's lead. (Kids know a lot about Rome and have a keen interest in the seeing things they've studied.) We've seen some things once, others numerous times. Here's my 9-year-old daughter's top ten list. 1. Giolitti for gelato. 2. Colosseum. 3. Legend of Romulus and Remus. 4. Seeing the Pope. For kids, it's like seeing the President. 5. Strolling the streets of Rome. Even kids don't tire of this. 6. Trajan's Market. (It's better in her book better than the Roman Forum because there's more to see.) 7. The catacombs. (What child doesn't like ghoulish things?) 8. Museo Nazionale Romano (The Capitoline Museum has too much stuff for young children to digest.) 9. Ostia Antica. (If you can't make it to Pompeii.) 10. The Christmas market in Piazza Navona.