Yes, our accommodations are very suitable for families with children. Many accommodations feature spacious family rooms, safe play areas, and sometimes even child-friendly facilities such as a swimming pool, entertainment, or baby cots. There are also often fun activities for young and old in the surrounding area. If you have specific requests, we are happy to help you find a solution!
Walking and Hiking in Italy
Experience Italy by walking and hiking
Experience an active holiday in Italy. The rolling hills, pine and chestnut forests, vineyards, olive groves, and medieval villages form the backdrop for a true hiker's paradise.
Italy is an excellent destination for a walking holiday. Hike through the mountains in Northern Italy, the Tuscan hills, or walk along the coast; Italy offers something for everyone. We share our tips by region.
Emilia-Romagna
Emilia-Romagna is one of the greenest regions of Italy and stretches from the Apennines to the Adriatic coast. The hills of the Apennines offer many possibilities, including numerous hiking trails, and in the summer, these can be combined with a visit to one of the many adventure parks the region has to offer. Closer to the sea, you can walk, jog, or hike through the pine forests on the shores of Ravenna or visit the Po Delta Park near Cervia , a true paradise for birdwatchers.
Lazio
Lazio is the region of paths: villages and landscapes are connected by a network of trails where “slow” and “outdoor” tourism take center stage. Many of the roads are ancient pilgrimage routes interwoven around Rome. One of the most famous is the Via Francignena. This is the medieval road that connected Canterbury in England with Rome. No other road in Europe was as important for trade and the exchange of art and culture as the Via Francignena. Today, it is primarily a very varied hiking route.
Le Marche
Most hiking trails in Le Marche can be found at the foot of the Sibillini Mountains (located in Umbria and Le Marche). However, there are also many options around the coast; for instance, in Parco San Bartolo near Pesaro, you can take several hikes offering views of the sea on one side and the valleys on the other. Along the way, you will pass through several villages that are certainly worth a stop. During the summer months, you can descend to the sea for a refreshing dip during your hike.
Liguria
The Cinque Terre—who doesn't know this part of Liguria? For hikers, this is a true paradise ! Because the villages (Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso al Mare) are built against steep cliffs, hiking is the most beautiful way to discover them. The Sentiero Azzuro (the Blue Path) is a 12-kilometer hiking trail along the coastline that connects all the villages. You can choose to walk the route in one or more stages. We recommend allocating sufficient time so that you have enough time to enjoy the beautiful views and the villages along the way!
North Italian Lakes
In this region, we highlight the province of Brescia. Every year, this area attracts many hikers who head out onto the trails of the Valle Trompia, Valle Sabbia, and Valle Camonica in spring and summer. The vineyards along Lake Garda or in the Franciacorta region are also very popular with hikers. Would you like to discover this region? Then stay at Agriturismo al Rocol or Agriturismo Villa Gradoni.
Piedmont
Piedmont boasts many nature reserves, including Val Grande National Park. This park is the largest nature reserve in Italy and is situated on the Piedmontese side of Lake Maggiore. Experienced hikers can hike for hours among the mountain peaks. Even less experienced hikers can enjoy the shorter trails in peace and quiet. The entrance to this National Park is located at an altitude of 1000 meters. During your hike, be sure to stop at one of the many mountain huts for a delicious lunch.
Puglia
The diverse landscape of Puglia has something to offer for everyone! This includes hikers. In Salento (the southernmost part of Puglia), you can take beautiful walks along the coast, where crystal-clear water and secluded coves with rocky outcrops alternate with long sandy beaches. Inland, in the Val d'Itria, you can enjoy wonderful hiking, walking in peace and quiet among olive groves and trulli.
Sardinia
Sardinia is perfectly suited for walking and hiking. The island is surprisingly varied: rugged rocky coastlines, small walking paths, or a quiet and peaceful hinterland—Sardinia has it all. Discover the most beautiful routes and admire the stunning landscape!
Sicily
Due to its mountainous landscape, Sicily is very suitable for more experienced hikers. The possibilities are endless. There is the Lo Zingaro nature reserve , the Cavagrande del Cassibile canyon, the salt flats of Trapani, and of course, Mount Etna, where you can take impressive hikes that you will not soon forget.
Tuscany
The hilly landscape, pine and chestnut forests, vineyards and olive groves, and medieval villages form the backdrop for a true hiker's paradise. In addition to the varied hiking routes in the 7 national parks along the Tuscan coast and on the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, countless Tuscan events dedicated to hiking are on the program. You can read more about walking and hiking in Tuscany on our blog.
Umbria
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