5 unusual things to do in Rome for families with kids to escape the crowds A typical first-time to Rome might be only 2 or 3 days long, and in such a short time, you might not even be able to have a look at all the grand, statuesque touristic attractions, let alone the ones
Traveling with your kids and young teens is one of the most rewarding ways to explore Europe! But it can become a tiny bit stressful when the attention span and interest towards paintings, ruins and monuments of the young ones starts to gradually fade. This is exactly why we have created a wonderful list of
2020-02-07T17:10:33+01:00EducationLooking for an opportunity to let your child study abroad in Italy? Are you planning to move to Italy and you want the little ones to keep studying in an English-speaking environment, and followed by world-class teachers? There are, of course, many scholastic institutions which teach to Anglophone and multilingual children and young adults. Here
2020-02-06T15:39:43+01:00TipsAvoid these 10 most common travel mistakes on your trip to Italy. Because of the many awe-inspiring piazzas, historic sites, and all the vibrant open-air markets you could get a bit lost in the process of planning your itinerary and trying to tick places off your must-see list. As a result, it might be easier
How to get from Rome to Pompeii A lot of people travel from Rome to Pompeii and back every day, especially during the spring and summer months, when the tourism season peaks. In fact, Pompeii is an incredible destination and a definite “must-see” for everyone — not only people that are interested in Roman history
First time in Rome without knowing public transportation in Rome could be challenging for you. So find out our guide how to use Rome transportation system.
