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Hi, we are wanting to spend a week in the Alps this July/August with our then 6 and 4 year old.


Has anyone been in the summer and if so have you got any recommendations re accommodation and things to do.


Due to better weather I think we are looking at Southern Alps


Thanks

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Hi,

due to weather we went to the northern Alps (Austria) last summer.

As I wanted an "active summer trip" the south (Italy) is too warm for me.

We stayed near Salzburg, had sun, mountains, activities without end, I can really recommend it.


But on the other hand, I do love the south, Bolzano (hm, food, wine!) beautiful Dolomites, clear lakes for swimming.

Go for a local B&B or family farm and you will have a lovely time!

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