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The Rome EDITION
Days 1–2
Rome, Italy & more…
Rome, Italy
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Days 1–2
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Awesome, not for the little kids because it's so long, but its incredible, so is Sistine Chapel
dinner
lunch
Traditional Roman food, roasted goat, not fancy
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Great for the kids, in a golf cart most of the time. Private golf-cart tour of Rome’s historic center, including the Spanish Steps, Borghese Gardens, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona.
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Was a little hot for the little ones, older loved. Private guided tour of the Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, and Colosseum, with skip-the-line admissions.
dinner
Big restaurant family in Rome, carbonara v good, a bit touristy.
Puglia, Italy
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Days 1–4
Rocco Forte masseria hotel in Puglia.
Must stay
dinner
So fresh, food from the farm
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dinner
Ate outside in courtyard, nothing fancy but good

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Full-day private excursion to Alberobello and a traditional countryside farmhouse, with garden harvesting, a hands-on Puglian cooking class, lunch, and local wine tasting. We made pasta, salad, was beautiful outside and the nonnas taught us!
Trip highlight
lunch
Food ok, views great, on the water
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Cute city we stopped in on the way to the boat, cool old domed stone houses

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Private coastal excursion around Monopoli and Polignano a Mare, including a private speedboat experience, coves, and time for swimming or sunbathing.
Trip highlight
dinner
Same as above
We went with 3, 5 and 7 year olds. Tours in Rome were a bit rough for the younger two but the older one liked (I loved). Food great. Puglia was great for everyone - boat, cooking class, beach and the hotel had a driving range the kids loved.
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