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[quote=Anonymous]Op here. Thank you all for the suggestions. I see the general consensus is to skip Milan. I added it to the itinerary since the flight out was cheap and didn't want to do a RT to Rome.

I definitely want to see Rome, Florence, Pisa and Venice.

CT looked interesting but I'm not into hikes so I thought a day would be enough to just stroll around and just see the place that everyone talks about. Plan was to go to La Spezia from Florence and get the CT card for unlimited use on the trains and stay an hour or 2 in 4 of 5 the villages.

Since this would be our first visit and I don't know if I would ever be able to return, I tried to add everything that seemed interesting. But looks like I need to cut back or we will not enjoy it as much.

For Florence - do we really need the Brunelleschi pass? Or is all that too much for the kids? What about climbing the Duomo? Is it worth the half day? Or is it better to just wander out the city? I love architecture and admiring beautiful buildings (I love the Capitol Rotunda and the Library of Congress). Paintings not so much. My kids - When we went to NYC, kids liked the Wax museum, M&M store, and skating in the Rink more than Empire State building and waiting in line, to give an idea of what they might prefer. They did not like Central Park but enjoyed Times Square and Staten Island ferry.

What can I cut out in Florence? What is interesting in Modena besides the Ferrari museum? Both my kids are girls and none of us are into cars.

Any recommendations on stays in Tuscany?

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