My 4-year-old son and I recently spent a morning exploring the farm at La Palagina on a guided visit. If you’re traveling to Tuscany and seeking ‘touch the land’ experiences for your family, this is a great spot to begin! La Palagina is a small farm located in the hills between Chianti and the Valdarno.
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A visit to Chianti likely brings to mind vineyards, red wine, and rolling hills… not exactly a stellar destination for kids. However, if you’re a wine lover or you want to explore the classic Tuscan scenery, a Chianti visit can be made kid-friendly. I’m a mamma of three living here, and I’ve also guided family
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Panzano in Chianti is on many bucket lists for Tuscan travelers. After all, it’s home to gorgeous views, the famous butcher, and excellent restaurants. Are you wondering if it’s worth visiting with kids? Well, Panzano doesn’t have any big draws for little ones. And, there aren’t many car-free areas in the village (it’s tiny and
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Ciao! Are you planning a family road trip in Chianti and trying to decide if Radda is worth a visit with little ones? Perhaps you’re trying to decide on a home base for your trip to Chianti with kids. Either way – I’ve got you covered. I’m a mamma of three that lives near Radda
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Are you looking at a map and trying to decide if Radda in Chianti would make a good stop? Perhaps you’ve heard about the ‘Chianti’ villages, but aren’t sure which one (or two, or three…) you should visit. Radda in Chianti is one of five ‘in Chianti’ villages – the others are Greve in Chianti,
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