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La Spezia
La Spezia with Kids: The Advantage Is That It’s Not a Village
With children, what makes La Spezia convenient is exactly why it gets overlooked: it’s a normal, flat city with open pharmacies and no staircases.
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Diano Marina
Diano Marina with Kids: Beaches, Walks and Tips
Family holidays in Diano Marina: sandy beaches suitable for children, cycle paths, ice cream parlours and walks. Practical tips for a family-friendly vacation.
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Albenga
Albenga with kids: sand, a shipwreck, and no hills
Three things make Albenga easy for families, and none of them are attractions: the sand, the fact that it’s all flat, and a Roman shipwreck to view indoors.
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Sanremo
Sanremo with kids: 24 flat kilometers without a car
The best thing about Sanremo for families isn't an attraction: it's a 24-kilometer car-free track where a six-year-old can cycle safely.
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Rapallo
Rapallo with children: the seafront, Parco Casale and the cable car
Why Rapallo works with children: a flat seafront you can do with a pushchair, a park with a locomotive and a play castle, and a cable car that is the outing in itself.
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Alassio
Alassio with children: beach, walks, and ideas for families
What to do in Alassio with children: beach, walks, activities, transportation, and tips for families.
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Genova
Genoa with children: the Aquarium, Porto Antico and the vertical city
The Aquarium is why people come, but it is not the only thing: the children's city, the Galata submarine, the Bigo, and the public lifts, which at six years old are a fairground ride.
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