We find that flying into Rome is a great starting point and the best way to find cheap flights is through Skyscanner. From there, one can choose from either using the rail system or to drive. We found that the 1st Class 15-day continuous travel Global Pass from Eurail, and renting a car from Auto Europe Rental are the best options. Both provide the opportunity to be more spontaneous, which most kids, especially the kid in all of us, love.
START IN ROME
Since you are already in Rome, stay two days. I don’t care if you’ve been there multiple times, there’s always so much more to see. As the saying goes, “Rome wasn’t built in a day”. For a fun and insightful look at what Rome has to offer other than the better-known sites, consider booking a tour with Context Travel. There is one tour in specific named, Building Rome: Evolution of a City.
This specific tour highlights some secondary locations that even frequent travelers to the city don’t often see, such as the Church of Sant’Ivo located on the campus of Sapienza College. Watching the art students fawning over this Baroque masterpiece by Borromini made our 12-year-old daughter, Bailey, appreciate something we didn’t expect her to. Her favorite pit stop, however, is the one made at Giolitti, one of Rome’s traditional gelaterias. Truth be told, it may have been a favorite of the whole group. ....... keep reading ...... http://bit.ly/2kCqLtq
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Since you are already in Rome, stay two days. I don’t care if you’ve been there multiple times, there’s always so much more to see. As the saying goes, “Rome wasn’t built in a day”. For a fun and insightful look at what Rome has to offer other than the better-known sites, consider booking a tour with Context Travel. There is one tour in specific named, Building Rome: Evolution of a City.
This specific tour highlights some secondary locations that even frequent travelers to the city don’t often see, such as the Church of Sant’Ivo located on the campus of Sapienza College. Watching the art students fawning over this Baroque masterpiece by Borromini made our 12-year-old daughter, Bailey, appreciate something we didn’t expect her to. Her favorite pit stop, however, is the one made at Giolitti, one of Rome’s traditional gelaterias. Truth be told, it may have been a favorite of the whole group. ....... keep reading ...... http://bit.ly/2kCqLtq
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