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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rome 4 nights/3 Days:

Day 1 - Travel Day -  Reach Rome in evening. Book a hotel near city center. Sleep early or walk around if jet lagged.
Day 2 - Trevi fountain, Spanish steps, Piazza Novona, Pantheon
Day 3 - Vatican Museum
Day 4 - Colosseum (get arena tickets), Roman Foru, Palatine Hill

Florence: 5 nights/4.5 Days (.5 day travel):
Day 1 - Travel Day - Checkout and leave in morning from Rome to Florence. Reach mid afternoon. Check in at Florence hotel. Walk around and explore.
Day 2 - Get Brunelleschi pass - See the Duomo, Cathedral, Piazza/Square, Baptistery, Santa Reparata, Academia, Mercato, Medici Tombs, and Bargello. If possible climb the Duomo.
Day 3 - Tuscany day trip - Siena, Pisa, San Gimignano, Chinati day trip with Lunch at Chianti winery - Book Guided Tour - 12 hour round trip
Day 4 - Uffizi (if not tired from previous day), Santa Croce, Ponte Vecchio. 
Day 5 - Cinque Terre  Day trip  - Book a guided tour?? RT 12 hours

Venice: 2 nights/2.5 days (.5 day travel)
Day 1 - Travel Day - Reach Venice in evening and check in hotel and walk around - Ponte delle Guglie near station, Ponte della Paglia, Ponte di Rialto (connecting San Marco and San Palo), Piazza San Marco
Day 2 - Murano/Burano lagoons, Gondola ride. If time permits Doge Palace.

Milan: 2 nights/1.5 day (.5 days travel)
Day 1 - Travel Day - Venice to Milan. Arrive night
Day 2 - Duomo di Milano, Sfrozesco castle, Luxury shopping in Galleria Vittoria Emanuele
Day 3 - Morning flight back home from Milan.

13 nights in Europe and then the flight days 3 days (will be booking with 1 stop and a few hours layover since it is much cheaper)

Does this sound okay with tweens? Or should we cut out something? I feel like I am cramming too much into the trip. It will be our first trip to Europe so there will definitely be a learning curve with everything. Any tips and suggestions for a first timer from someone who has been there done that?

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Waaay too much in every city. [/quote]

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