Every landmark becomes an adventure at three centimeters tall.
Zara races across the Circus Maximus, explores the Roman Forum and follows the city’s warm stone streets from ancient ruins to lively neighborhoods.
At just 3 cm tall, Zara turns Rome’s grandest landmarks into a playful world of giant steps, towering fountains and unforgettable views.
The full Tiny Travel episode, in sync with YouTube.
Zara races across the Circus Maximus, explores the Roman Forum and follows the city’s warm stone streets from ancient ruins to lively neighborhoods.
A fountain becomes an ocean, the Pantheon a sunlit universe, and a quiet Trastevere lane an aerial obstacle course.
For Zara, the famous fountain is less a backdrop and more a sparkling sea of wishes.
A shaft of light from the oculus turns the ancient rotunda into Zara’s grandest spotlight.
Colorful laundry and cobbled lanes become Zara’s joyful route through the neighborhood.
At sunset, Zara takes in one of Rome’s most recognizable domes from a completely new angle.
Rome doesn’t get smaller when Zara arrives. It gets wonderfully bigger.Tiny Travels with Zara · Rome
A final gallery of Zara’s Roman adventures—from Castel Sant’Angelo and the Spanish Steps to one very oversized bowl of gelato.
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Ten landmarks. One tiny traveler.
Rome looks bigger with Zara.