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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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Boy pushing brothers along cobblestone street in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. Church and flags in background. People with bikes on left.

WHERE TO STAY IN CORTINA D’AMPEZZO WITH KIDS – Areas & Hotels

Are you heading to Cortina d’Ampezzo (or thinking about it) and aren’t sure where to stay?  If you’ve checked out hotels already, you know that Cortina is expensive.  And, not all areas in Cortina are great spots to base yourself if you’ve visiting with kids. I’m a mamma of three living in central Italy and

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Boy in red shirt walks across wooden suspension bridge surrounded by plants and trees at Trauttmansdorff Gardens in Merano, Italy.

GIARDINI TRAUTTMANSDORFF WITH KIDS – How to Have a Sane Day in the Gorgeous Gardens

If you’re heading to Merano, you’ve probably heard about the Giardini Trauttmansdorff (Trauttmansdorff Gardens in English).  And for good reason – they’ve won plenty of garden awards, in Italy and Europe. If that last paragraph bored you, snap out of it!  These aren’t your typical gardens.  Sure, there are plenty of gorgeous flowers and plants

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Kids play area with trampoline and climbing structure. Vineyards, valley and mountains in background, in the Dolomites in northern Italy.

WHERE TO STAY IN MERANO WITH KIDS – Family-Friendly Accommodations In and Around Merano

If you’re heading to Merano with your kids and are feeling a bit overwhelmed with accommodation options – I get it! There are plenty of choices to make, like: I’m a mamma of three and I live in Tuscany with my family. I’ve been spending time each year in the Dolomites since 2004, and I’ve

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Boy wearing Mbappé jersey rides a bicycle on a paved bike path in the Dolomites. Trees on right and apple orchard on left.

CYCLING THE MERANO TO BOLZANO BIKE PATH WITH KIDS – Quick Guide + Tips from a Mom in Italy

Ciao!  Are you trying to decide if you should bring your kids on the bike path between Merano and Bolzano?  While it’s a lot of fun, it’s not a ‘yes’ for everyone, so let’s take a look at: I’m a mamma of three and I’ve been visiting the Dolomites with kids (as a guide with

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Mom and three sons hold hands while walking on a dirt trail in the Dolomites in northern Italy. Green grass on either side of the trail.

HOW TO VISIT MERANO 2000 WITH KIDS – From a Mom in Italy

Whether you’re still deciding where to go in the Dolomites with your kids or you’ve already chosen Merano and you’re looking for family-friendly activities… Don’t miss Merano 2000!  You may be asking, “Hey, Mom in Italy, what is Merano 2000?  It sounds like an energy drink or something you can purchase on the Home Shopping

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