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Boy wading in water and looking out at turquoise lake.

LAKE MOLVENO WITH KIDS – A Guide to Italy’s Most Family-Friendly Lake!

Updated on January 15, 2024 I don’t throw out the ‘Italy’s Most Family-Friendly Lake’ title easily.  After all, Italy has Lake Garda – a gorgeous lake with plenty of activities for kids.  But, after I recent visit with my three young kids, I can say that this gorgeous lake tucked into the Brenta Dolomites gets […]

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View of Gardaland Resort on a sunny day in northern Italy. You can see a green rollercoaster track, a white roller coaster, and Aladdin's castle.

GARDALAND – 16 Tips for Before, During, and After Your Visit

Updated January 15, 2024 Are you trying to decide if you should bring your kids to Gardaland while you’re in Italy? Or maybe you’re set on visiting but are looking for some helpful tips for your visit? Either way, I’ve got you covered.  Our family just returned from another trip to Gardaland and we had

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Boy walking on street in Monopoli, Puglia. White buildings on either side and laundry hanging from balconies above.

MONOPOLI WITH KIDS – Why You’ll Love it as Your Home Base for Exploring Puglia!

Updated on January 15, 2024 Are you thinking of visiting Monopoli with your kids?  Whether for the day or as your base for a week of exploring Puglia, Monopoli is an excellent destination for a family visit. I’ve been visiting Puglia with kids since 2004 (with clients’ children and now my own), and Monopoli is

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Boy wading in Lama Monachile's water in Polignano a Mare, Puglia. You can see people sitting on the rocks above the water on the right and buildings above them.

POLIGNANO A MARE WITH KIDS – Our Family’s Guide to the Seaside Town

Updated on January 15, 2024 If you’re planning a trip to Puglia with your family, make sure Polignano a Mare is part of your itinerary.  With its famous beach, whitewashed lanes and piazzas, and excellent gelato, it’s worth a stop! I’ve been visiting Italy since 2004, as a guide, vacation planner, and now mom of

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