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FAMILY HOLIDAYS ITALY DESTINATIONS


LEFT: Replica of Michelangelo’s David, Florence ABOVE: Learning to make ravioli BELOW: Colosseum, Rome


bounced back after she saw the three swimming pools on our campsite.


w SLEEP SOUNDLY Sleep is essential for a happy trip – a bad night means grumpy children the next day. So we always chose accommodation with a fridge to store milk, air conditioning, a bath, and separate living and sleeping areas, so we could unwind once the kids were asleep. Would we do it again? A


resounding yes. The highlight? Tucking into fresh ravioli made from scratch by our four-year- old following a family cooking lesson. Her parcels showed off


the skills she’s developed after years of kneading, shaping and prodding Play-Doh! Book it: Citalia can tailor-make a 14-night road trip taking in Lake Maggiore, Florence, Tuscany and Rome from £5,369 for a family of four. The trip includes car hire, easyJet flights from Gatwick, and accommodation at the four-star Hotel Astoria in Lake Maggiore (half-board), three- star Porta Faenza in Florence (B&B), Il Borgo di Montereggi apartment in Tuscany (self-catering), and Hotel Ariston in Rome (B&B), based on a May 5, 2019, departure. citalia.com


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