Bergamo isn’t the first place you think of for a visit with kids, but that’s actually part of the reason I think it makes a great place to visit as a family – there’s something in Bergamo from toddlers to teens to adults, so at the end of your time in the city, everyone leaves […]
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Updated on January 8, 2025 Italy is one of the most incredible places in the world to travel with children! Here’s why: In one country, you’ll find incredible: I live here with my three kids and I’ve been traveling throughout Italy with them since 2014. I also spent over 10 years traveling with families in
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Castelrotto (aka Kastelruth in German, Ciastel in Ladin) is one of the prettiest and most charming villages in the Dolomites, thanks to its frescoed buildings, cobblestone center, and dramatic mountain scenery. It’s been one of the Borghi Più Belli d’Italia (Most Beautiful Villages in Italy) since 2019. I’ve been visiting this small village in Northern
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If you’re planning a visit to the Dolomites with kids, I highly recommend using the fairytale village of Fiè allo Sciliar (Völs am Schlern, in German) as a base for all or part of your trip. I first visited in 2004 as a cycling guide, and I’ve continue to return (at least once per year)
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One of the things I love most about visiting Taormina is that it’s a compact and easy place to visit with children. There aren’t a lot of kid-focused activities, but in my experience, kids are happy running around the piazzas, checking out the views of Mount Etna, window-shopping, exploring the Greek Theater, and of course,
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Updated on January 15, 2024 A family beach vacation in Italy is a perfect opportunity for your kids to spend time outside, play in the sand and sea, and meet other children. And, Italy has almost 8,000 kilometers of coastline! My kids love going to the beach here, and I always try to find beaches
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Modica with kids – where to visit in the Val di Noto village with little ones, including kid-friendly activities and restaurants, when to visit, tips on strollers and diaper changes. Thinking about heading to Modica with your children? Don’t think – just go! If you’re in the area with your family, this UNESCO World Heritage
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Updated on January 20, 2025 A family-friendly Dolomites itinerary that’s tried and tested by our family; the best things to do with your kids if you’ve got seven days in the area; ideas for itinerary variations and tips for using this Dolomites with kids itinerary Intro – visiting with other families since 2004, with my
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Are you thinking about visiting Italy but wondering if it’s doable with a baby or toddler? Don’t hesitate – book the tickets! Italy is a wonderful place to travel with babies and young children. How do I know? I’ve lived and traveled extensively in Italy with my babies and toddlers. I’ve also guided family cycling,
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The Stibbert Museum (Museo Stibbert) in Florence is often overlooked for its more popular neighbors like the Uffizi Galleries and the Accademia Gallery. But I think it’s one of Florence’s best museums – especially for kids and for knight and armor enthusiasts. Frederick Stibbert (Federico Stibbert) had a passion for battle, antiques, armor, costumes, paintings,
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