We live in the East Coast of the United States, so Europe isn't too far away for us. We waited until our kids were a little bit older (middle school) to venture to Europe, because we wanted them to appreciate what they were seeing. We also knew that the overnight red eye flight could be tough with young kids.
I love visiting Europe. Experiencing other cultures is such a wonderful experience for kids - one they will never forget. There is also so much history in Europe, and there's so much to learn.
If you are an American looking to travel to Europe with your family, here are our reviews and tips.
Note that we've experienced some of the destinations/attractions below at no cost for purposes for review in the past.
The Palace of Versailles, the former royal residence in France, is one of the most beautiful buildings in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Beyond the actual palace is a gorgeous garden that is home to a popular fountain show. While Versailles isn’t located right in Paris, it’s pretty easily accessible from the city …
I absolutely love Europe. The first time I traveled there, I was captivated by the delicious food, the quaint towns, the Christmas markets, and the various cultures that can be found throughout the continent. So, when I had children, I wanted to bring them to Europe as early as possible. But a European family vacation …
Disneyland Paris Tips and Frequently Asked Questions including FastPass, meal plans, opening hours, and how much time to spend. As a Disney fan, I’d always wanted to visit a Walt Disney park outside of the United States. Disneyland Paris (originally called EuroDisney) recently celebrated their 25th anniversary. I originally remember hearing about the park when …
The City of Lights is known as the most romantic city of the world, but is Paris kid-friendly? When we were deciding where to go on vacation this past summer, my kids (aged 12 and 13) definitely wanted to visit Paris. My daughter especially wanted to see the Eiffel Tower in person. I wasn’t sure …
The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world – drawing people from all over the world to visit. When we first started talking about our Adventures by Disney London and Paris trip, the one place that my kids constantly brought up was the Eiffel Tower. You can’t visit Paris without …
I absolutely love London. I first traveled there as a high school student – the last stop on a six country educational tour. The moment that I stepped off the bus, I knew there was something special about London. I returned a few years later to study abroad, and was able to absorb the culture …