Europe is one of our favourite places to travel as a family — partly because there’s so much variety packed into a relatively small part of the world. One trip can take you from medieval towns and world-famous museums to mountain villages, Mediterranean beaches and cities full of stories.
We’ve explored Europe with our son as part of our full-time family travel and worldschooling journey, discovering destinations that are just as interesting for children as they are for adults. Our guides cover things to do with kids, family-friendly attractions, where to stay, practical travel tips and the experiences we’ve actually had along the way.
From well-known European favourites to places that deserve a little more attention, we’re sharing the destinations that made us stop, explore and sometimes stay much longer than planned.
Explore Europe with us — one country, city and family adventure at a time.
Prague is one of those cities that looks like it was designed for adults. Medieval streets, enormous churches, castles, historic buildings and enough beautiful architecture to make you feel slightly guilty if you aren’t stopping every five minutes to admire it. But travelling to Prague with a child is actually a lot more fun than…
Chișinău with Kids: Our Family Guide to Moldova A trip to Chișinău with kids probably isn’t the first idea that comes to mind when you’re planning a family holiday. It wasn’t the obvious choice for us either. But travelling with children has a funny way of making you look at places differently. A city doesn’t…
We’d wanted to visit Kraków for a long time, and it ended up being even better than we’d expected. As soon as we told our then 7 year old son there was a dragon that actually breathes fire, he was completely sold. No convincing required. He packed his own bag. While we were looking forward…
If you’re planning a family trip to Denmark’s capital, you’re in for a treat. Copenhagen consistently ranks among the world’s most family-friendly cities, with safe streets, incredible playgrounds, fascinating museums, and plenty of hands-on experiences for curious kids. We recently spent time exploring Copenhagen with our 9-year-old son, and we were genuinely impressed by how…
