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SeiserAlm, Alpe di Siusi with kids: all you need to know to plan a trip + why you’ll love it
All you need to know to plan a trip to Seiseralm / Alpe di Siusi with kids: why we recommend it as one of the best places on the Dolomites for kids, where to stay, how to get around, travel tips. SeiserAlm/ Alpe di Siusi is a stunning spot in the Italian Alps and one of the very best places in the Dolomites for families with kids. Alpe / Alm means ‘high pasture’ and the name gives away what makes this place so special: Alpe di Siusi is a high plateau, blessed with serene, vast lawns and framed by stunning high mountains. Basically, imagine a picture perfect alpine scenery and…
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Visiting the Dolomites with kids: a mama’s guide to the best places + all you need to know (from a lifetime of travels to the area!) 2024 update
All you need to know to plan a visit to the Italian Dolomites with kids. The best places to go, kid-friendly hikes and travel tips for families. The Dolomites are one of my favorite places in the world. I have been vacationing here all my life (I have been coming here every summer since I was 8! This means I have four decades of experience of this area!) and I am not the only one. This is one of those places where you find a lot of recurring tourism, just because everything is so perfect, you just want to keep coming back! If you are not familiar with the Dolomites,…
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Driving in Puglia: all you need to know (driving, parking and car rental tips)
All you need to know about driving in Puglia: driving documents, Puglia roads, driving in Puglia towns, tips for safe driving with kids. Puglia is one of the most beautiful regions in Italy and an area best discovered by car. While parts of Puglia have the train, most of Puglia’s prettiest towns and best beaches do not have a train station nearby, and this means the lack of a car can limit your options greatly. Thankfully, driving in Puglia is easy! Puglia is one of the easiest places to drive in Italy, one of the best even for your first Italian driving adventure. I know that driving in Italy sounds…
