If you had 10 days in Italy, what things / cities are must do/see/visit/eat?

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Guest

Post by Guest »

I have two kids, ages 10 and 13. Hoping to go early summer 2023.

Thanks!
Michel

Post by Michel »

Ten days? Concentrate on north, south or central. Once you decide on region, you can be better provided with worthwhile answers. You don't want to be running all over the place with young children.
Diana

Post by Diana »

The kids would get more from the Northern cities, Rome Florence and Venice or Cinque Terra.
Allison

Post by Allison »

took my young kids to Venice (they loved visiting Murano and Burano), Florence (with a day trip to Pisa, Siena, etc), and Rome. If I did it again I wouldn’t try to cram so many cities into a few days.
Vanessa

Post by Vanessa »

We did this trip in 10 days each location we stayed 2-3 days. Flew into Venice took train to Florence. Day trip from Florence to Pisa. From Florence to train to perugia. From perugia went to Rome went back up by train to Venice. Must stop off in Verona on way back!
Cynthia

Post by Cynthia »

We’ve only did Rome and Amalfi coast with kids that age, they said that amalfi coast was AMAZING! We liked Rome, but it was hard to enjoy it because we were way to hot in June. Some of the tours were pure torture because of the sun and heat. So if you aren’t going in the summer, there is a lot to do in Rome. Also, they thought the Vatican and catacombs tour was the best and we visited everything.
Chandy

Post by Chandy »

We did 11 days and went to Venice, Florence, and Rome. No kids, and we were non-stop. With the kids you might want to eliminate one and just go to two cities. Also, Have the kids help plan. There might be something fun that they want to visit. Have fun!
Riana A.

Post by Riana A. »

I’d do Rome (3 days) then Naples (2 days) but day trips both days to Pompeii and Herculaneum, which I think the kids would love. Then 5 days either in Tuscany or the Amalfi Coast, depending on interests. Would be nice to have one base in those areas and do day trips by car or boat.
Sylvia

Post by Sylvia »

Florence for 2 days, then rent a car and visit the beautiful towns of Tuscany: Siena, Lucca, Volterra, San Gimignano, Vinci, etc
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