Travel Itinerary

Thank you for providing the updated information. Here's a revised itinerary for your family trip to Rome, considering your preferences and requirements: Day 1: Morning: Arrival in Rome via plane Afternoon: Check-in at your hotel and take some time to relax Evening: Enjoy a leisurely walk around the hotel area and have a delicious Italian dinner Day 2: Morning: Visit the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill (consider arranging a guided tour to enhance the experience and accommodate reduced mobility) Afternoon: Explore the Capitoline Museums and immerse yourselves in the rich history of ancient Rome Evening: Take a relaxing stroll around Piazza Navona and enjoy the lively atmosphere Day 3: Morning: Visit Vatican City and explore St. Peter's Basilica (consider requesting wheelchair accessibility if needed) Afternoon: Explore the Vatican Museums, including the Sistine Chapel (guided tours with accessibility options are available) Evening: Enjoy a leisurely dinner in the Trastevere neighborhood, known for its charming ambiance and authentic restaurants Day 4: Morning: Take a guided tour of the historical center of Rome, visiting sites such as the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain (accessible options can be arranged) Afternoon: Explore the Borghese Gallery and Gardens, known for their stunning art collection and serene atmosphere (check for wheelchair accessibility options) Evening: Have a delightful dinner at a traditional Roman trattoria Day 5: Morning: Take a day trip to the ancient city of Ostia Antica (approximately 30 minutes from Rome), known for its well-preserved ruins (accessible paths are available) Afternoon: Enjoy a picnic in the beautiful park surrounding the ruins or have a late lunch at a nearby restaurant Evening: Return to Rome and spend your last night enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Campo de' Fiori square Day 6: Morning: Check out of your hotel Afternoon: Departure from Rome via plane Based on your budget of $10,000, you'll have plenty of options for comfortable accommodation in Rome. I recommend considering centrally located hotels that offer accessibility features to accommodate reduced mobility. The exact choice of hotel can be tailored based on your specific requirements and preferences. Please keep in mind that the provided itinerary is a general suggestion, and it can be further customized based on your interests and any specific attractions or activities you'd like to include. Feel free to let me know if there are any specific requests or if you'd like further assistance.