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Family-friendly restaurants in Florence for a family meal you’ll love
A mama’s handpicked list of family-friendly restaurants in Florence to taste delicious Tuscan food with kids in tow (includes gluten-free options and a couple of international food addresses) Florence is a fantastic place for food, one of the best in Italy for delicious, filling dishes full of flavors that speak of the beautiful land they come from. Eating a good meal in Florence is easy. The average quality of food is outstanding, and it is also easy with kids, as restaurants in Florence are family-friendly! Like in the rest of Italy, you can always have your kids with you, and children will be treated like the very important guests that…
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Driving in Italy as a tourist: all you need to know for a safe and stress-free trip
Practical tips for driving in Italy without losing your zen! What to expect on Italian road, how to avoid fines, what to look for when renting a car in Italy. Updated in November 2023 Driving in Italy worries many. Several parts of Italy are best visited by car; however, stories of temperamental drivers, small streets and what feels like random fines are popular among visitors so, it is more than understandable why you may be a little bit wary about getting behind the wheel on Italian roads. But how dangerous is it to drive in Italy? Is it safe to rent a car in Italy and go on a road…
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Venice with a toddler: tips from a mama for a stress free stay
A mama’s tips to visit Venice with a toddler (or more than one!): how to handle the canals, how to get around, toddler-friendly attractions and practical tips for a safe and rewarding stay. Venice is a lovely place to visit with toddlers. However, there is no doubt that the presence of water and roads that open straight onto canals requires some extra planning and attention if you are visiting with little ones on the move. In previous articles, I have shared tips about things to do in Venice with kids and visiting Venice with a baby. Today, I want to get even more detailed and focus on the unique challenges…