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Due to large crowds and numerous historical attractions, visiting a city like Rome isn't always easy for kids. This tour, which is designed specifically for young explorers, ensures that kids stay interested and engaged during a tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum. Plus skip-the-line admission tickets mean that you'll save hours of waiting in line.

Experience Rome after dark with a family-friendly 2.5-hour tour. Follow your kid-loving guide to sites such as the Marcus Aurelius Column, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and the Trevi Fountain. Kids can complete fun activities such as photo contests, quizzes, and treasure hunts. Drinks, pizza, and gelato included.

Show the kids a different side of Florence on a evening walking tour designed just for families. An energetic guide keeps kids engaged with games, photo contests, and multimedia activities tailored to different ages. Young and old alike will learn Renaissance history while visiting illuminated sights like the Duomo and Palazzo Pitti. No need to worry about dinner plans, as the tour include stops for some of the best pizza and gelato in Florence.

Get the kids into cooking in a fun way with this small-group 2-hour pizza-making class for the family in Rome. Learn the secrets of making an authentic Italian pizza from a real pizza chef. Get hands-on experience along every step of the process, from preparing the dough to putting it in a real stone oven, with this workshop designed for kids and adults. Eat your delicious creation at the end of class.

History and architecture may not be your children’s idea of fun, so keep them interested during your trip on a specifically designed family-friendly Venice walking tour. As you walk from St Mark’s Square to Rialto with a guide, who is also a parent, this 2-hour interactive experience will inspire imaginations with kid-centric stories, mysteries and activities related to Venice’s unique art and heritage.

Turn a visit to one of Florence’s most famous museums into a fun, kid-friendly adventure on this skip-the-line tour of the Accademia Gallery designed just for families. Avoid the boredom of waiting in line and head right inside with an entertaining guide who will show you Michelangelo’s iconic ‘David’ statue plus other artistic highlights. A variety of games, treasure hunts, and contests keep kids engaged so everyone can enjoy the art while learning about the Renaissance along the way.

Explore the heart of the Renaissance by Segway on this our of Florence. Led by a local guide, pass top attractions such as the Uffizi Gallery, the Duomo and Piazza Santa Croce. Cover more ground than a walking tour as you hear the history behind this famous city from your guide. Headphones are provided so that you can hear the commentary more clearly as you glide through the streets.

Beat the crowds at the Hard Rock Cafe in Venice for a rock ‘n’ roll night out complete with stunning canal views. Skip the long line when you arrive and head straight to your table. Enjoy classic American fare surrounded by memorabilia from all your favorite musicians, and customize your experience with your choice of a 2- or 3-course meal.

The Basilica di Santa Croce, with its austere interior and neo-Gothic façade, is one of the largest Franciscan churches in the world, and is part of a complex of religious buildings that include cloisters, crypts, and the Museo dell’Opera. With this pre-booked ticket, save yourself the trouble of waiting in line for admission to the complex, leaving you more time to see the religious art and burial places of some Florence’s most important artists, writers, and scientists.

Santa Croce Basilica is among the most important and beautiful churches in Florence, so enrich your visit to the so-called “Temple of the Italian Glories” on a tour led by an official licensed guide. See the tombs of luminaries including Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli, admire museum-worthy frescoes by Giotto, and learn about the design of this Franciscan jewel.

Take a course on mask making from a master artisan in Venice, and learn about the history of this ancient tradition. You can choose from a production class or a decoration class, or you can even take both. In the production class, learn how to make your own papier-mâché mask, and in the decoration class, you can paint or use materials to decorate your mask. No matter which option you choose, you get to bring home your creation—just in time for Carnival.

Pay homage to the golden age of Venice with a night at the opera. Enjoy a thrilling program of baroque classics and operatic arias, performed by the orchestra and singers of I Musici Veneziani. The show whisks you back to 18th-century Venice, with performers dressed in traditional Venetian costumes and a spectacular setting in the exclusive Salone Capitolare at the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro.

Take a break from the usual sightseeing and snapping photos in Venice with this special experience that allows you to be an artist for the day. A local Venetian artist takes you to find the ideal corner of the city to paint, where you can create your own artwork with watercolors.

Make the most of your time in Florence with this small-group combination tour of up to 17 participants, covering all of the city’s iconic sights in one half day. Skip the line and enjoy a guided tour of the Accademia Gallery to marvel at Michelangelo’s 'David'; gaze up in wonder at the great red dome of Florence's Duomo from the outside; and explore the streets of the historic city center with insights from an expert guide. Then, skip another line to end the day with a visit of the immense Uffizi Gallery.

Step inside the creative mind of Leonardo Da Vinci with skip-the-line entrance to the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum in Florence. Your admission ticket offers unlimited access, so you can spend as long you like exploring the exhibitions and admiring Leonardo’s Machines, created from the famous Da Vinci Codes.

Discover an amusement park based on the beloved book The Adventures of Pinocchio with this entrance ticket. The author of Pinocchio, Carlo Lorenzini, was from the town of Collodi in Tuscany where Pinocchio Park is located. See puppet shows, climb aboard old fairground rides, and explore the Pinocchio museum that is filled with illustrations and theater sets.

Delve into the brilliant mind of Leonardo da Vinci at this interactive exhibit. Leonardo3 - The World of Leonardo, located at Piazza della Scala, boasts a number of reproductions of Leonardo’s famous machines as well as manuscripts, digital restorations, and reconstructions. Enjoy a number of interactive experiences in a multitude of languages with audio guides.

Keep your kids engaged during a visit to the Vatican on a private tour designed for families. With a kid-loving guide tour the Vatican Museums, including the Sistine Chapel, to learn about the history of the site and see its renowned collection of art by masters like Michelangelo. Walk at a pace that suits your family, and enjoy visual aids from your guide that bring to life the wonders of the Vatican, entertaining and educating your children at the same time. Skip-the-line admission is included!

This small, family-friendly group tour is capped at 12 people to ensure maximum interaction and learning. Hear about the gladiators who once fought on the ground you’re standing on at the Colosseum, then explore the Roman Forum, including the Senate where Julius Caesar met his untimely death. Your guide plays games and treasure hunts with the kids along the way.

Visit the Vatican Museums on a tour designed for kids, providing a more engaging experience for you and your children. See the iconic Sistine Chapel and other historical artwork as you participate in a scavenger hunt and listen to stories that bring the history to life.

Tour the iconic Colosseum in kid-friendly style during this half-day, guided, private tour with an art-historian guide. Designed with kids and families in mind, this tour includes skip-the-line entry into the Colosseum where you and your little ones will hear about the gladiators of ancient Rome. Learn by playing games and answering trivia questions and enjoy a tour of Roman Forum to see ruins of the Emperors’ Palace.

Get a peek at the largest collection of Leonardo da Vinci's personal notes and sketches, pages from the Codex Atlanticus, exhibited at the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in Milan. This admission ticket gets you in to see the Codex exhibit, the library where the entire 1,000-page Codex is stored, and the museum's permanent collection of paintings by masters such as Carvaggio and Raphael.

Save time and money with this pre-booked admission ticket to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum: it’s less expensive than purchasing a ticket directly from the museum and saves you the trouble of waiting in the admission line. That leaves you more time to spend with the museum’s interactive, life-size exhibits and, if you like, the attractions nearby afterward, such as the Villa Borghese.

Venice is full of historic landmarks and romantic views but it can be a challenge to get younger children excited about sightseeing. This private tour is specially designed for families, so you can visit sights such as Campo San Bartolomeo, the Marco Polo house, and the Rialto Bridge, and keep the kids amused with entertaining commentary and fun activities.