After the breakfast we’ll meet the English speaking guide and start discovering Rome.

Discover Rome's ancient history with an enchanting guided tour of the three world-famous symbols of Imperial Rome: the Colosseum, the arches and temples of the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, the most central of the seven hills of Rome which are considered one of the oldest parts of the city. 

The first stop is at the Roman Colosseum, known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, and is one of the capital's most remarkable monuments. Every year over 6 million people visit it.  The Colosseum is the main symbol of Rome. It is an imposing construction that, with almost 2.000 years of history, will bring you back in time to discover the way of life in the Roman Empire.

The tour continues with a walk around the Roman Forum is to glimpse into the founding of the ancient Roman Empire. From what was marshland the Romans drained the area and turned it into a centre of political and social activity. The Forum was the marketplace of Rome, and later a gathering space for triumphal processions, criminal trials and gladiatorial matches. The Roman Forum was home to some of the oldest and most important buildings in the ancient city – what you will see today is a mass of ruins, including shrines and temples, such as the House of the Vestal Virgins. The most ancient monuments at the Roman Forum are from the first kings of Rome, dating back to the sixth century BC.

Close to the Roman Forum there is the Palatine Hill. According to Roman mythology, it was in the Palatine Hill that Rome was born, which was confirmed over two millennials later when archaeologists found remains of Rome’s oldest stones at the hill. But giving birth to the Eternal City is not its only remarkable fact. During the Roman Empire, the Palatine Hill was also one of the most important locations in Rome, being both the home of many aristocrats and emperors and the venue of religious events.

At the end of the tour a quick stop by another Rome's most popular curiosities not to miss: see the St. Peter Cathedral through the key hole as you have never seen it before. It is located in the high part of the Aventine Hill, between the Garden of Oranges and the gate of the Priorate of the Knights of Malta, so right in the area of Circus Maximum but you will never get there by chance. Regarding the Garden of Oranges: since you are already here, spend some ten minutes wandering around it, you won't regret it. 

In the afterooon, discover the the true story of the Gladiators! 

Visit the most complete museum in the world on the roman army and the gladiature with your private English speaking guide. A millennium of history told through 30 characters and over 500 examples.

An itinerary through history going from the VII century B.C. to the IV century A.D. brought to life through the accurate reconstruction of helmets and armour of the Roman legions and gladiators, showing over a millenium of history through the most representative weaponry of Roman army and its enemies. This museum is unique as it gathers, in a single place, the reconstruction of the most representative helmets and cuirasses displaying the artefacts, reconstructed through the ancient techniques of fusion and repoussé, skilfully supported by panels and drawings describing Roman weaponry of the various periods in great detail and with archaeological rigor.

Overnight at the selected hotel in Rome.

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Private driver at disposal (6 hours)  

Today, after breakfast, you'll discover Rome through the eyes of kids.
The first attraction of the day is Rome Experience, the most fascinating and surprising show dedicated to Rome that will let you live a unique experience: to dive into 2700 years of history of the Eternal City. This very special “time travel”, an amazing and immersive experience through the history of one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Discovering the secrets of Rome has never been so exciting: spectacular video projections on the walls, ceiling and floor accompanied by a narrative voice; a great plastic that lives up to the evolution of the city over time; holograms

projections and interactive exhibits that tell the story of important monuments; the movie projected in the immersive cinema lasts thirty minutes; interactive Models

Many different experiences and a single goal: an exciting, engaging and spectacular experience.

In the afternoon you and your kids can enjoy the Treasure hunt in Piazza Navona.

Children will learn how life was in Ancient Rome. A journey through history and art that continues in the Middle Ages to reach the Baroque. The testimonies of the Stadium below Piazza Navona will fascinate children as much as knowing that this immense square was filled with water. They will listen to many stories reaching the Pantheon and passing through San Luigi dei Francesi where they will meet Caravaggio. Lions, dragons, snakes, elephant deer and other animals will be the clues to find to understand the past and know important works of art!

Overnight at the selected hotel in Rome.

After the breakfast time to enjoy more the beauties of Rome and take a last optional short tour to  the Bocca della Verità. Then it's time to move on to Naples, by private car. After you arrive at your hotel and settle in. 

Welcome drink (adults only). Time at leisure.

Overnight at the selected hotel in Naples.

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A bearded face carved into a giant marble disc, the Bocca della Verità is one of Rome's most popular curiosities. Legend has it that if you put your hand in the mouth and tell a lie, the bocca (mouth) will slam shut and bite it off. The mouth, which was originally part of a fountain, or possibly an ancient manhole cover, now lives in the portico of the Chiesa di Santa Maria in Cosmedin, a handsome medieval church, of the 8th century. If you wish to take a photo of yourself with your hand in the Bocca you'll need to wait in a lengthy line.

After the breakfast, today you'll discover the local food with this exciting food tour.

Enjoy a pleasant walk through the history and the traditions of Naples while you taste the best this city has to offer and at the same time, discover its culinary heritage. 

Taste the fresh buffalo mozzarella and let the pizza fritta (fried pizza) tickle your tastebuds. Learn the history behind one of the oldest cities in Italy, hear stories and anecdotes, all while you enjoy a slice of pizza Margherita and a shot of limoncello. You’ll discover the flavor of the frittatina, a mini omlette made with leftover pasta before heading to the small limoncello factory in the heart of the city. Smell the lemon zest as you enter and enjoy a sip of the citrus flavored liqueur. Continue on to San Gregorio Armeno, the road known around the world for its small shops and artisans dedicated to Christmas nativity traditions before heading to Spaccanapoli. Enjoy some of the most famous dessert of Naples: sfogliatella, baba’ or a gelato.

In the afternoon an exciting 1-hour guided tour to discover the Underground Naples, a labyrinth of tunnels, tanks and cavities that form a real city which is the negative of the city on surface. The underground city spreads below the entire old town, its myths and legends are still alive in the imagination of all the neapolitans. The underground of Naples fascinates and impresses for the grandeur of the cavities, and therefore for the spaces, and for the maze of tunnels that cross each other for several miles below the streets and the buildings. Comfortable shoes and a light windbreaker are recommended for this tour. Private transfer to the hotel at the end of the tour.  

Overnight at the selected hotel in Naples.

Today, after the breakfast, early departure by private car to visit Pompei and Herculaneum (Ercolano).

Discover the ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum on a tour led by an archeologist. Skip the ticket line and explore the famous excavations while listening to anecdotes from an expert. 

This private guided tour will let you walk in the footsteps of Italy's ancient people. You'll discover the world-famous Pompeii, the archaeological site, midway between Naples and Sorrento. This unique UNESCO World Heritage Site covers a 50-hectare area of archaeological marvels.

When Vesuvius erupted in 79 C.E. the city was lost to us for many centuries. Despite the devastation caused, Pompeii stands today in a fantastic condition. Particularly interesting sights include the Amphitheatre, the house of Fauno, the Temple of Apollo, and the Temple of Jupiter. Your local guide will take you through this incredible site and teach you all the history you could ever want to know.
In the afternoon we continue to Herculaneum (Ercolano) guide visit in the afternoon in just a few hours. The archaeological park has been preserved like no other site in the world. The city was buried beneath 16 meters of ash and mud during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, and this layer of detritus saved two-story domus homes with the internal architecture and décor intact, including features in wood and marble, decorations, jewelry, and even organic remains like food, providing a unique view into the daily lives of the ancient population.

Overnight at the selected hotel in Naples.

After the breakfast, departure by private car to visit the Mount Vesuvio. 

Discover the incredible views, landscapes and natural scenery in Vesuvius National Park, home to the only still-active volcano in Europe. The Vesuvius National Park is a world of biodiversity to explore for an unforgettable experience. Take a thrilling hike around the crater and admire sweeping panoramas of the Bay of Naples in the distance. 

Meet your guide and climb into a comfortable air-conditioned minibus to begin your adventure.  During the journey, listen as your guide explains the tour program and points out numerous wonderful sights on the drive up to Vesuvius National Park at 1000 meters above sea level.  When you arrive, set off to explore the park on foot, home to the only still-active volcano in continental Europe, the iconic Mount Vesuvius. Walk around the crater at 1200 meters and marvel at the breathtaking view of the charming Bay of Naples with Sorrento, Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Capri in the distance.

Lunch in a winery at the foothills of Mount Vesuvius.

Back to Naples after lunch and reach by your own the Cooking Class Experience location for a Family Friendly Cooking Class.

Which better place to make pizza than in Naples? Get your kids into cooking in a fun way with this pizza-making class for the family in Naples. Learn how to make one of Italy's most iconic creations: the pizza! Learn the secrets to making only three ingredients turn into one of the most beloved dishes in the world. Choose the toppings you love on your pizza and become your own chef as you learn the best tips and tricks from a local. All the ingredients are carefully picked up from the local market and they are the best that Naples can give you: fresh tomato sauce, local mozzarella, and basil leaves. 

While your pizzas are being cooked, you can enjoy different kinds of original mozzarella (buffalo, cow and smoked one). At the same time, your kids can make sweet Nutella calzone, a magical deep fried pizza dough stuffed with yummy chocolate and nuts cream. Get hands-on experience along every step of the process and, at the end of your experience, enjoy your delicious creation of your labor together with your whole family. You have just to specify if there is any particular preferences or special diet to customize the pizza ingredients.

Overnight at the selected hotel in Naples.

After the breakfast, transfer by private car from the hotel to the harbour Beverello in Naples and from here you'll reach Capri by public hydrofoil/jet.   

Arrive in Capri and meet the English-speaking guide and the captain for a unique private boat tour of Capri via traditional island gozzo boat with a stop to swim (bring comfortable clothes and shoes, a bathing suit, and a bottle of water.)

A tour for all five senses, from the colors of the Blue Grotto to the rough rock of the Faraglioni, enjoy the relaxing sound of the waves, ending with the visit to the  island's artisanal profume workshop, learn about the history and culture of the island, stop at the Blue Grotto (not included, to be paid on site), have a fresh taste of Limoncello. 

The Island of Capri is one of the most picturesque and visited locations in Campania. Its unique beauties were celebrated in ancient times and later published for the world in Homer's works: Odysseus (known in Latin as Ulysses) sailing past the island, narrowly escaped the fate of those who hear the voices of the Sirens. Thus the island has a mythical charm, as well as its natural treasures, through the writings and legends of Ancient Greece. Its breathtaking landscapes and beauty stretch from the rocky caves around the island to the edge of the horizon, and has been an inspiration to poets, lovers and travelers throughout the centuries. The sea emerging below is very deep, and harsh jagged caves have formed there. The most famous of these is the Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto), now known to have been a Roman bathing place. This lagoon is haunted by a dazzling shifting turquoise blue. Small openings in the back of the cave admit daylight which, reflecting on the limestone floor and walls, creates a fantastical and magical atmosphere. 

Return by public hydrofoil/jet and private car to the hotel in Naples

Overnight at the selected hotel in Naples.

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Explore the island of Capri on board an iconic Fiat 500 to admire the most famous spots on Capri for 1.5-hour. Stops in Marina Piccola overlooking the Faraglioni and the Punta Carena lighthouse.

After the breakfast, take this last day to see more of the Amalfi Coast by private car with English speaking driver on a "self-day-tour" (you can decide with the driver itinerary and stops).

The most kid-friendly towns on the Amalfi Coast are Maiori, Minori, and Amalfi. All three have a short boardwalk where you can stroll with a pram or stroller, a limited amount of stairs, and relatively large pebble beaches. Positano, though gorgeous, is not the best choice if you are travelling with kids, due to the steeply graded streets and long flights of stairs. 

Maiori, at 6 km (4 mi) from Amalfi, the fishing town once known as Reghinna Maior, opens onto one of the largest beaches of the whole Amalfi Coast. While it might lack the unique charm of Positano and Ravello, Maiori enjoys the same beautiful sea and its own distinctive character.

Maiori was founded by Etrurians as the root “inna” testifies  in the name “Reghinna Major”. Maiori belonged to Amalfi and was the seat of Shipyards, of Admiralty, of the Customs and of the salt warehouse.
The town has one of the largest beaches of all those on the Amalfi Coast.

At only 3 km (2 mi) from Amalfi, Minori is tiny harbor at the mouth of a small stream (the Reginna Minor) enjoys the largest beaches on the Amalfi Coast after Maiori and hides a few little-known art treasures. Minori, was once a small fishing village, in the twentieth century tourism and considerable urbanization made Minori a pearl of the Amalfi Coast, from the 1997 UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Minori is the delightful seaside resort that links together the fascination of landscape and sea to the cultural array centered on the archaeological complex of the Villa Romana (Roman Villa), where it is possible to admire the ancient Roman manufacturing genius, and the Museo dell'Antiquario (Museum of Antiquity) that exposes several finds dating back to that period. 
Once the town of Minori was full of mills, of this tradition today remains a strong vocation for the production of pasta, used in various recipes and menus proposed in small and typical restaurants of the city.
Don't miss to visit the Basilica of Santa Trofimena, the main place of worship in the city and, if you have enough time, visit the nearby famous archaeological site of the beautiful Roman Villa, dating back to the first century.

Enjoy a pleasant walk on the promenade, one of the most beautiful areas, characterized by a large number of restaurants and little places to stop and eat typical dishes of Campania. If you love relaxing and sunbathing on a beach of white sand and turquoise water, Minori is the ideal place.  

Amalfi is one of the pearls of the south Italy, the biggest city of the Amalfi Coast, the oldest Marine Republic of Italy, and it is one the most attractive city. The singular architecture of white houses of Amalfi, the good climate for almost the entire the year, make it a destination for thousands of Italian tourists and foreigners.
Amalfi is rich in history and art, which gives its name to the homonym Amalfi Coast, famous throughout the world and since 1997, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visited by more and for its beauty, Amalfi is a valid target also for gourmets and gourmands, where they were invented the "cannelloni". Its foundation goes back to the Romans; from the ninth century, it was the first of the the Marine Republics and rivaled Pisa, Venice and Genoa for the control of the Mediterranean Sea.

Among the most famous monuments of Amalfi there is certainly the Duomo in Arab-Sicilian style and now dedicated to St. Andrew, patron of the city. There are other attractions, intended for adults and children or for lovers of trekking and nature in general, the paths with breathtaking views that once connected the Amalfi Coast with the rest of the world.

A picturesque interlacing of alleys and stairways overlooks the sea with all its extraordinary colors reflecting the enchanting landscape of Amalfi, the town whose name blesses the entire coast. 

Return to Naples, overnight at the selected hotel in Naples.

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If you want to visit the Amalfi Coast in a more unconventional way, you can opt to do this experience on  board of a vintage Fiat with an English speaking driver. Explore the Amalfi Coast on a 7-hour panoramic private tour by beautiful vintage Fiat 500 or 600. A friendly and knowledgeable driver will drive you to secret corners of the coastal road, and the fabled towns of Maiori, Minori and Amalfi, stop to visit the enchanting terraces overlooking the sea, enjoy a break to taste the original local Limoncello or lemon cream at the main Limoncello Factory/Shop, enjoy a  typical Mediterranean lunch in a farmhouse with a panoramic terrace overlooking the sea, have a coffee break to taste the delicious "delizia al limone" or the typical Neapolitan Sfogliatella pastry.

Breakfast and checkout. Your last day in beautiful Italy has sadly arrived. Take one last morning to enjoy the beautiful city of Naples. Stroll through the streets, eat some delicious last meals, and do some last-minute souvenir shopping.

Pack your bags and head to the hotel entrance. Your friendly driver will pick you up at your hotel and transfer you to the airport for your flight back home.

It may be the end of your trip, but you'll have memories from your amazing vacation in Italy that will last you a long time.