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1Visit the Trevi Fountain
2Take an open-top sightseeing tour
Basking in the late afternoon sunshine, we took a hop-on, hop-off bus tour around the city. Undoubtedly the best way to see a city when time is short, as well as being the best way to manage sightseeing when accompanied by someone with little legs!
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3The Colosseum
Every bit as beautiful as you would imagine, The Colosseum is impressive by anyone’s standards. History buffs will love this historic site, but it’s also great fun for children who find entertainment having their picture taken with a ‘gladiator’. But be aware there is a charge.
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6Eat Dinner at Ai Tre Tartufi
Rome is unmistakably the most romantic city I’ve ever visited – cobbled alleys flanked by Venetian buildings with hanging gardens straight out of Romeo & Juliet, lead to dramatic Roman piazzas dotted with al fresco candlelit restaurants. This is Italy so children are always welcome.
Eat dinner at
Ai Tre Tartufi. As well as it’s delicious food and extensive wine list, it’s on the traffic-free Piazza Navona, so they can run around the square, while you keep a watchful eye while drinking a glass of Prosecco and drink in the giddy romance of Rome by night.
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7How to entertain children on the flight
Rome is a 2 1/2 hour flight, so perfect for younger travellers. Keep them entertained with a
Captain Rob children’s book about air travel and destinations. BA pilot Captain Rob came up with the idea after seeing how interested his sons Alfie and Woody were to hear all about his own adventures! The Pilot Ollie and Pilot Polly series are aimed at 3-8 years olds and are set to be a run(a)way success!
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