The Italian economy may be in shambles but Italy still puts on a good show albeit an expensive one. Museums, architecture, archaeology ruins. Beach resorts, amusement parks, natural spas. Hill towns, art cities, alpine villages. Hiking trails, ski slopes, bicycle touring. Agriturism, villas, rifuggi. And while the Italians may be laughing less they still take time for food and wine. What's more, kids are king in Italy. Italians take their children everywhere and pamper them obscenely. So what's the catch? Apart from the price tag, the biggest challenge to planning a family trip to Italy is likely to prove choosing what to skip. For every boat trip, restaurant and borgo that travelers' rave there are hundreds of other fun things to see and do that are just as good if not better.
Milan-based Kids Adventures takes the challenge out of touring Italy with children. One tour explores the Eternal City and includes a treasure hunt in the Roman Forum and ori ...
Museo dei Ragazzi offers guided tours of Palazzo Vecchio and other Florence attractions as well as medieval activities. One tour takes children aged 3 - 7 on secret tour of t ...
Manarola-based Arbaspaa is a Cinque Terre specialist. In addition to arranging accommodation in the Cinque Terre, they offer a variety of tours and activities. One tour takes ...
Karma Viaggi may hold the keys to fewer churches than other tour companies in Matera yet this local cooperative is second to none. Not only are the guides knowledgeable, they ...
Matilde Navigazione offers private boat tours of the Ligurian coast from Monterosso al Mare to Portovenere and the island of Palmaria. Cruise in a Gozzo Sorrentino. View the ...