Bankier - Florence and Tuscany with Kids: Florence and Tuscany Travel Guide 2015

update! DEAR READER, WEVE RECENTLY PUBLISHED A NEW & REVISED EDITION OF THIS GUIDE. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THE UPDATED EDITION, PLEASE SEARCH AMAZON FOR: FLORENCE AND TUSCANY WITH KIDS 2017. #1 Travel Guide for Families Visiting Florence and Tuscany! Florence & Tuscany with Kids (second edition-2015) is not your typical run-of-the-mill travel guide. Rather, it is an indispensable and hugely useful resource for any family travelling to beautiful Tuscany. Here you will find: Detailed family-friendly itineraries, covering the entire region * The top 5 activities for Families in all the important cities (Florence, Pisa, Siena, San Gimignano, Lucca and more!) * Lists of the best events and activities in Tuscany, such as: water parks, adventure parks, cooking classes, horseback rides, jousting matches and medieval carnivals * Unique detective missions and kids corners, filled with interesting facts and stories * Fascinating details about Italian art, culture, and history * Insider tips and top advice, from a local, that will save you time and money during your travels * Recommendations for excellent family hotels, B&Bs and restaurants * The best kid-friendly museums and sights. Heres what a few of our readers had to say about Florence & Tuscany with Kids: This book is a must-have if you are taking your kids to the Tuscany region! It was invaluable and made our trip a great experience. We traveled with a 3 & 5 year old and the tips and activities inside were great. The restaurant recommendations proved to be helpful and delicious. Allison Neumann Better than your normal travel guide. I love the additional information provided.... And now I have a much better understanding of Renaissance art! W.Mason Very good guide for Florence and the surrounding areas if you have kids. The major attractions had some kid based projects, these were fun to complete. Also, the facts based for kids were useful in keeping our child focused. We really liked the area/attraction gelato based information. C. Frears This travel guide is detailed, thorough and full of useful information. As other reviewers have pointed out, its forte isnt an abundance of colorful photos and maps (on the contrary, it is printed in b/w), but the information it provides. The detailed itineraries (especially the Maremma and the Florence itineraries, which we followed) were very interesting and enjoyable. The reviews of Florences best family friendly attractions and the recommendations for parks and medieval festivities were great. In fact, we found several suggestions and activity ideas here that we did not see in any other guide we consulted (dont skip the family events/ attractions section at the end of each chapter!). All in all, this is a highly recommended resource for families traveling to Tuscany Roi Excellent book, tried and tested in Tuscany Aug 2014 with 3 kids aged 10-11. We took a regular guide book too but always found ourselves checkin this one because it had relevant info for famiilies, like: which place sells the best gelato? Good local panini bars, cafes, child friendly restaurants?... DC