There are plenty of activities to keep your child(ren) busy in Tuscany in winter: -exploring museums -climbing towers and visiting castles -playing in the snow -eating pizza and gelato (yes - even in winter!) -enjoying the city holiday lights and decorations For more ideas, check out our article, 70 Things to do in Tuscany with Kids. A winter visit with kids does, however, require more thought when packing (a lot of warm clothes, a cozy stroller instead of a baby carrier). And, you'll probably want to plan your days out vs. fly by the seat of your pants. You'll be spending more time indoors because it's chilly in Tuscany in the winter. That means a city visit is preferable to a countryside agriturismo stay.