Is there anything more daunting than looking at the map of Paris and trying to figure out how you’re going to possibly see it all? After staring at that map for hours (and of course perusing Paris a few times), I came up with this Paris with kids itinerary. As an Amazon Associate, I may …
Before you head off to the Olympics with your little ones, you’re going to want an itinerary of activities you can do, for free! Well, I’ve done the research for you to find freebies worth your while. Here are some of the many fun free activities for kids at the Paris Olympics. And it’s not …
Four countries. Three weeks. Two toddlers. And one unforgettable adventure. From alpine coasters to via ferrata to cliff walks, this itinerary will get your entire family’s adrenaline pumpin’! Yes – even with toddlers in tow. But don’t worry, you’ll still have time to slow down and live like the locals. Wander charming cobblestone streets in …
We just returned from three days of Christmas rides, lights and delights in Vienna, and I am officially drinkin’ the Christmas market ‘Kool-Aid’ (or Glühwein in this case). I can’t wait to go back to Europe for more Christmas magic. Three days in Vienna was just enough time to get it all in. If you’re …
My two biggest tips for visiting the Christmas Markets in Europe: 1) bring cash, and 2) dress for cold weather! You never know what kind of weather will hit – for us it was raining in Vienna and record-breaking freezing in Munich. So many factors, not just the temp, will affect what it really feels …
Just because you have a mischievous baby doesn’t mean you have to give up your museum fetish. There are some incredible ones around the world that the entire family is bound to enjoy. After hours of research, I’ve compiled an organized (eh, some may say unorganized) list of the top rated kids museums in the …
Zermatt is a great location to take a baby or toddler (or both, if you’re as crazy as we are). It’s relaxed, car-less, walkable, easy to navigate, and offers plenty of accessible fun adventures for all ages. I have two recommendations for the best family-friendly places to stay in Zermatt (with Matterhorn views). They are …
Dolomites. Dolomiti. Dolomiten. Call ’em what you want, these magical alps will drop that jaw of yours before you can say “bellissima!” Or before you can say “schon!” if you’re gonna go the German route. In the cute little villages throughout the Dolomites, they speak Italian and German (as well as their own native language, …
I’m dumbfounded as to why the Dolomites don’t get more hype. If it weren’t for my screensaver, I never would have known this beauty was out there. But I’m not complaining. I don’t want this serene setting to turn into the touristy chaos that has overtaken Rome and Florence. I thought I loved this fascinating …
Are you eager to step up your baby travel game and, wait for it… Enter a different time zone??? Nervous you won’t be able to handle the jet lag? Or that your baby won’t? Or worse, you both won’t? Honestly, your baby might actually adjust more easily than you. They say that it’s easier flying …
