I’ve seen a recurring question in family travel groups about whether Americans might face hostility when travelling in Europe. As a European living in the UK, I can reassure people that in everyday situations, most Europeans don’t attach individual travellers to their country’s politics. (cont.)

If you ever come to Barcelona as a tourist or to live, you should take a ride on the Torre de Sant Sebastia. es.advisor.travel/poi/Torre-Sa... #barcelona #photography #tourism

My thoughts on Budapest's Ottoman links. Paprika is one of them. Have a look if you plan to visit this exciting and very family-friendly city.
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Airlines have noted the unique challenges posed by traveling with kids, and many have gone to great lengths to make it easier.

Cycling through Tokyo with kids felt very different to what I expected.
It was calm, comfortable, and changed how we experienced the city.
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After city trips, our kids rarely talk about the big attractions.
They often remember a strange doorbell, a cute dog, a wrong turn that felt interesting.
I’m curious what’s the smallest thing your kids still remember from a trip?

Starting Fox with a Map as a place to share ideas about travelling with kids (mostly in cities).

The small moments, the unexpected discoveries, the things that work (and don’t).

If you enjoy thoughtful family travel rather than rushed itineraries, you’re very welcome here.