Italy is still a family-oriented society, and kids have free rein just about anywhere they go. A crying baby at a dinner table is greeted with a knowing smile rather than with a stern look. Children under a certain age almost always receive discounts, and maybe a special treat from the waiter, but the availability of such North American accouterments as child seats for cars and dinner tables are more the exception to the rule than the norm.
Tuscany Travel Experiences
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Olives and Brambles
Not only do we now know how to herd goats, but we can conquer olive trees! Our Italian WWOOF farm was located in Southern Tuscany near th... Continue reading »
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The rollıng hılls of Tuscany
Tuscany was a hit. Not only for the obvıous reasons you`d immediately think of (great wine, great food, beautiful scenery) but beca... Continue reading »
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My home base until December
San Gusme has a population of approximatly 450 people. 200 within the city wall and 250 outside. It is located approximatly 30 minutes no... Continue reading »
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Day 7: San Gimignano & Monteriggioni & Siena & Pi...
The first city of our busy day, San Gimignano, is a picturesque little town with a lot of towers from the families in the... Continue reading »
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A Dose of (sur)Reality
The Italian region of Tuscany is a stop on many travel itineraries. It is home to the popular destinations of Pisa, Siena, and Flo... Continue reading »
