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Rome, Italy — (Nov. 19, 2014) Finding the right activities to entertain and educate everyone in the family on a European trip can be tricky, but a Rome-based company has made the difficult balancing act their specialty.
Rome4Kids offers several excursions in the Tuscany area designed to help kids and parents discover an appreciation for Italian culture, art, and history– without being a bore to children with shorter attention spans. Specially trained tour guides help both kids and parents appreciate the marvels of Europe while creating shared family memories.
“Our tours in Florence and other amazing towns in tuscany like Pisa, Siena, Lucca & San Gimigniano, are energetic, paced quickly, and designed to maintain interest and interactivity with both kids and parents,” says Rome4Kids founder Katja Hansel. “We have trained, knowledgeable guides with experience in explaining the wonders of Florence in a way that engages both kids and adults.”
Rome4Kids offers private guided walking tours lasting between three and four hours in central Florence, Uffizi Gallery, and a special focused presentation on Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia — with no ticket waiting lines. They also feature more extensive four to eight hour driving and walking tours of greater Florence and Pisa/Lucca. To spark interest, imagination and wonder in kids, tours focus less on historical details of sights and monuments and more on the adventure and intrigue of the people who created them.
“Both kids and parents love the energy and interaction in our tours,” says Hansel. “Whether it’s the leaning tower, Michelangelo’s iconic David sculpture, or the intrigue of the House of Medici, we’ve got a tour to captivate the entire family.”
For details on all the available Rome4Kids tours in other major European cities, visit www.rome4Kidstours.com
Coming up, our new www.europe4Kidstours.com website regarding other Italian and European destinations for families with children of all ages!
