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
2021-12-02T17:35:04+01:00Things to Do, TipsOne of the main reasons why you should visit the Vatican City (or Vatican State, because, as we have just learned, it is basically saying the same thing) is that it is a separate state from Italy, so once you step foot onto Vatican soil, and cross that international border, you can tick yet another
Hey-ho, hey-ho! Christmas is the time of the year to be jolly, and jolly does not even touch upon the cheerful and warm spirit that the Romans inspire, especially when they are enjoying their Christmas holiday, and temporarily breaking free from the tediousness of working! 2020 was a rather sad year. We couldn’t go to
2021-11-26T15:05:06+01:00Things to Do, TipsThe problem for families travelling to Rome is not what should they do…but rather how to select the best thing to do from a very long list wonderful activities and places to visit! Here we represent our absolute favourite, must-do family actives to make your stay in the Eternal City even sweeter! 1 – Shopping
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
Measures valid until 31 July 2021. When Can I Fly To Italy? Holders of a digital green certificate, also known as the COVID passport can travel to Italy and within the EU freely. The COVID passport also allowing American citizens to enter the EU member states. Travellers arriving from EU countries, the Schengen Area, United Kingdom and Israel can enter Italy without
