One of the great things about living in Torino is that it’s very green. Leave the city center and make your way into the neighborhoods and you’ll see how family friendly the city is. For this post, I decided to check out a play area out of the city center. There is a Holiday Inn in … More City gardens: Corso Brunelleschi
One of the reasons I wanted to do a City Gardens series was to find play areas not only in the city center but as well as around the city. I love meeting other moms and have playdates but there can be problems when you want to meet up and need to find somewhere to go. I … More City Gardens: Giardino Madame Curie
While strolling through the city and playing tour guide with my family, we stumbled upon this small playground near the MAO (Museo di Arte Orientale). This particular spot was a nice surprise and to be honest a life saver! We had been sightseeing all day and the girls were exhausted and just wanted to be … More City Gardens: Giardino Jan Palach
Summer is in full effect here in Torino and well.. it’s been hot. I’m talking Hotter than Hades! We generally have great weather meaning that it gets hot but it’s usually breezy and manageable. However, at the beginning of the month, we had some high pressure come from Africa and IT WAS AWFUL! Rumour has … More Playground survival bag
One of the joys of traveling is experiencing life beyond your comfort zone. Exploring small streets and “doing as the Romans do”. We adults appreciate the finer things like good food, drinks and art. What about the little ones? I don’t know any 2 year olds that want to go through a museum unless it’s … More City Gardens: Giardino Aiuola Balbo
Summer hasn’t officially started but we’ve been practically living at the playground every day for the past few weeks. Baby C is becoming more independent which means she’s wanting to play with the big kids. She’s the more rambunctious of the bunch so I feel like I should be more fully prepared for anything that … More Mini First Aid kit
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