Last reviewed: · Prices in Euro (€) are approximate and for orientation only.
Route at a glance
Designed around just two main hotel bases (Rome and Florence) so families spend less time packing and more time enjoying Italy.
Day-by-day plan
Family Adventure Day 1
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 2
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 3
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 4
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 5
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 6
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 7
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 8
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 9
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Family Adventure Day 10
Morning landmark visit, park or interactive museum stop in the afternoon, and early family dinner.
Transport & rail pass notes
Children often travel free or at deep discounts on Trenitalia Frecciarossa & Italo and city metro networks.
What to book ahead
- Family rooms with extra beds
- Reserved table seats on trains
Ways to adapt this route
- Keep afternoons flexible for playgrounds, gelato/snack stops, and rest.