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Travel literature likes to talk up Tuscany's hill towns, but little Lucca, which lies in the valley of the Apuan Alps, lives up to the hype.
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The genius of Il Borro, a 2,000-acre country estate just a few miles from Arezzo, is that you can physically contain your kids without containing their enthusiasm.
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The Palio horserace, a twice-yearly event on July 2 and August 16, is Siena's biggest — and, arguably, most kid-thrilling — attraction.
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It isn't exactly Disneyworld — or EuroDisney, for that matter — but the Parco di Pinocchio is the spot in Tuscany to bring your grade schoolers.
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