Kids train: Dynamo Camp
Jump on board the Porrettana Express
Pistoia
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Porrettana Express is an experience intended for families and kids, with educational workshops and guided visits to the stations along the route.
At last, at last! the Porrettana Express train is coming back! 7 trips between July and October will liven up the Tosco-Emiliano Apennine area.
The Kids trains – specially suitable for families and kids from 3 to 10 – follow a particular theme or a specific event, taking children and their families on a path to discover the area, with stops along the Porretta Express route.
The Pantagruel Cooperative, with its themed laboratories, will be there to enliven the journey and its planned stops, aiming at connecting recreational and educative activities with a higher awareness and a better knowledge of typical local characteristics.
The passengers will be taken on a journey to discover the historic railway and the Pistoia Mountains with entertainers/tour leaders who will tell them the story of Mr. Protche, an engineer, and of his beloved Selvaggia, following the tale as told in the book for children, called the “Porrettana Express”. This family entertainment will begin before departure, will continue along the way and will carry on at the train’s stops along its route.
When the kids and their families arrive at the Dynamo Camp at Limestre – the first Camp in Italy which uses Recreative Therapy – they will find a place where “the cure is in the smile”, thanks to the various activities available to the guests who can stay there every year.
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Included
Visit to the Pistoia’s Deposit of Historic Steam Engines.
Themed laboratories by Pantagruel Cooperative.
Not included
Packed lunch.
Information about agreements with local restaurants: being updated.
Other info
Starting at 8.30 a.m., the traveller’s arrival and check-in procedures will take place at the gates arranged by the organization; as well as a Visit to Pistoia’s “Deposit of Historic Steam Trains”, with participants divided into groups, guided by Italvapore’s staff.