Explore Europe with kids through destination guides, travel tips, and family-friendly experiences across cities, islands, and countryside regions. From iconic sights to hidden gems, discover how to travel Europe as a family.
Christmas has always been my most favorite season. I find so much delight in all the holiday charm. If you’ve ever dreamed of taking your kids somewhere that feels straight out of a Christmas movie, I’m right there with you. Though choosing the most magical Christmas destinations can be as tricky as untangling tinsel. It’s…
We stepped off the plane from Greece in shorts and headed straight for steaming blue geothermal pools. Not exactly the ideal outfit when you arrive in Iceland, but it turned into an unforgettable memory. Is a stopover in Iceland worth it? What about with kids? It can feel overwhelming. Do you try to squeeze in…
Paris is the capital of France, which is the most visited country in the world. Unsurprisingly Paris is on almost everyone’s travel bucket list. The iconic, historically rich, romantically swoon-worthy, and delectably tasty destination offers something for everyone. Below you’ll find family-friendly (and a few adult-only) itinerary suggestions for a trip to Paris, France. Our…
Is there anything more synonymous with Paris than the Eiffel Tower? You would have to go to exceptional lengths to visit Paris and avoid the Eiffel Tower. Going to the top isn’t for everyone, but you can still experience this iconic landmark from different places around the city without visiting it directly. Here are some…
The first stop on our Mediterranean cruise was Kotor, Montenegro. Kotor is an old fortified medieval town founded in 5th century BC recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site. It’s tucked in the Bay of Kotor among mountains off the Adriatic Coast. Kotor is such a charming town, perfectly family-friendly with views to die for….
Over the summer we took a big family trip. We decided to do a Mediterranean cruise with Norwegian Cruise Lines as this was the easiest way to organize so many people. There were 18 of us in total from both of our families – parents, siblings, cousins and beyond. With so many varying ages, schedules…