Pimpa goes to Palermo and Treviso: two new game-guides to discover the cities with children

Palermo and Treviso become the new destinations to explore together with Pimpa. The series of game-guides designed for girls and boys is in fact enriched with two new titles, "Pimpa goes to Palermo" and "Pimpa goes to Treviso", bringing the total number of publications dedicated to cities, museums, regions and natural parks to 29.

The guides accompany the little ones to discover the two cities through a simple and engaging language, capable of combining photographs, comics, games, stickers and activities to be carried out both in the book and during the visit.

A journey that begins before departure

The new guides are designed to involve children already at home, transforming the preparation of the trip into a first opportunity for discovery.

Between illustrated pages, exercises and curiosities, young readers can begin to learn about the places they will visit, and then continue the experience directly in the city through itineraries designed for their age. Monuments, local traditions, historical figures and typical recipes thus become part of an accessible story, where reality and fantasy are continuously intertwined.

Palermo and Treviso seen through Pimpa's eyes

In each guidebook, the dog with red polka dots accompanies girls and boys among the main attractions of the destination, meeting characters linked to local history and revealing anecdotes, flavors and peculiarities of the area. The journey is therefore not told only as a visit to the monuments, but as an experience made up of observation, play and participation. Outdoor activities invite children to look around, recognize details, follow paths and interact with the city.

For families, the guides are also a practical tool to make a cultural walk more interesting and keep the attention of the little ones high during the visit.

Light guides to always carry with you

Thanks to the compact and handy format, "Pimpa goes to Palermo" and "Pimpa goes to Treviso" can be easily placed in your backpack or hand luggage.

This feature makes them suitable for both a weekend in Palermo or Treviso and a longer holiday, offering children an activity to do during the journey by train, plane or during breaks.