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Exploring Italy with Kids

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What a time to be alive. With all the elegance and class Italy has, uncover all its hidden secrets with kids of any age. From the pace of life to the classy and trendy fashion; from the food and wine to the historical monuments and attractions, Italy will offer you a mind-blowing experience for you and your family.

Italians love kids, and everything in Italy is kid-friendly. If you are planning your Italy itinerary, here are some untold golden rules to make sure you experience a spectacular and glorious vacation.

  1. Travel plans should incorporate the young minds

It is important to include the kids in your travel arrangements. Take a map and show them where they will be travelling;  trace your way from home to where Italy is on the map; and share entertaining and mysterious Italian stories to excite them with what’s to come.

Engage the older kids in the planning of activities you will carry out in the different towns. Give them a list of tasks, and ask them to come up with the most exciting places to see and experience. You could even assist them in learning a few Italian phrases and words

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