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Boy makes a snow angel in snow on Alpe di Siusi in the Dolomites, Italy. Trees and mountains in the background.

A WINTER VISIT TO THE DOLOMITES WITH KIDS – All You Need to Know

Are you thinking of planning a family trip to the Dolomites in the winter?  Wondering if there’s enough to keep every member of your family satisfied?  Maybe you’ve already got your tickets and are trying to figure out where to stay. No matter what, I’ve got you covered! I’m a mamma of three living in […]

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Boy in brown coat runs in the Bolzano Christmas market, passing wooden stalls on the left and lit Christmas trees on the right. He's heading toward a large Christmas tree up ahead.

BOLZANO’S CHRISTMAS MARKET – Our Family’s Favorite Mercatino di Natale

Whether you’re trying to decide if you should hit up Bolzano’s Christmas Market on your upcoming trip, or you’re already in the Dolomites and just need some help figuring out logistics of the market… I’ve got you covered! I’m a mamma of three living in Tuscany and I’ve been visiting the Dolomites every year since

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View of St. Mark's Basilica and bell tower and Venice rooftops from the top of Scala Contarini del Bovolo in Venice, Italy.

HOW TO ‘CLIMB’ ST. MARK’S BELL TOWER IN VENICE – My Quick Guide

Are you heading to Venice for the first time and thinking about heading up to the top of St. Mark’s Bell Tower?  Maybe you’re already in Venice and can’t decide where you want to see Venice from above.  I live in Italy and make trips to Venice with and without my family.  I’ve been up

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Boy in red sweatshirt walks down a gravel trail with volcanic stones on right and rope railing on left. Whispy clouds and brush covered hills in front of him.

MOUNT VESUVIUS HIKE WITH KIDS – Our Experience + Tips from a Mom in Italy

Mount Vesuvius is one of the most imposing sites in Italy and if your kids have read about Pompeii, they’re probably itching to walk on Mount Vesuvius – an active volcano! Vesuvius, just 9 kilometers from Naples, sits at about 1300 meters at its highest point.  It’s most famous for its eruption in 79 AD

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