The Colosseum is an ancient amphitheater and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Rome. You can take a family-friendly guided tour of the Colosseum or explore the iconic site on your own. Enjoy a panoramic view stretching to Mount Palatine after climbing to the highest point of the Colosseum.
Visit the famous Florence Cathedral, also known as Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, to see the iconic artwork and the unique architecture of Florence. You can climb to the Cupola for panoramic views of the city below. Children would enjoy seeing the 16th-century clock and the Gothic choir books.
Explore the ruins of Pompeii which was devastated by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD79. You can walk through the ancient Roman shops and houses and marvel at the preserved frescoes and mosaics. Enjoy a virtual experience of daily life in an ancient civilization by visiting the plaster tombs and the public forum.
Take a gondola ride in the iconic Venice Canals with your family and enjoy the picturesque beauty of the scenic waters. You can stop by the stunning Rialto Bridge, the heart of Venetian trade, or visit the historic glass factories on the nearby island of Murano.
Take a break from visiting the historic sites of Rome by spending the day with your family in the relaxing Colli Albani Park. You can hike in the lush trails or have a picnic by the lake while enjoying the stunning view. There are play areas for younger children and bike rentals for older ones.
If you have more time in Italy, you can include visits to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, beaches of Sardinia, and the vineyards of Tuscany. If you have lesser time, you can skip a visit to the Colli Albani Park and instead explore Villa d'Este in Tivoli or the Santa Maria Novella Museum in Florence.