Tag: Culture
Destinations / Europe
Mar 15, 20205 of the Best Experiences for the Family on Crete, Greece
Greece's largest island, Crete is a must-see for families looking to experience an island vacation, but one so large, you may forget you are actually on an island. The island is home to a variety of terrains, from pristine, sandy beaches to rugged mountains and everything in between. There are so many wonderful activities to entertain every member of the family, you won't know where to begin. The island is steeped in ancient history and mythological lore, not to mention the beautiful landscapes and picturesque villages waiting to share their secrets. Check out the following list of experiences to guarantee your family enjoys their time on the island.
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Madrid: A Destination for All Ages
However one is traveling, what matters is having fun and creating unforgettable memories. Among many ways to travel, multigenerational trips — on which grandparents, parents and children get to spend quality time together — are gaining popularity. Setting out on this sort of adventure? Madrid has something to offer everyone!
Destinations / Mexico
Feb 11, 2020Escape to Mexico’s Mazatlán for the Malecon, Cycling, Landmarks and More
Searching for a fresh Mexican address to explore? Consider Mazatlán, a sunny Mexican town set upon miles of sparkling Pacific oceanfront, featuring Latin America’s longest boardwalk. Known as the Malecon, this lighted, 13-mile-long walkway and adjacent waterfront takes in the city’s Golden Zone and continues to the far end of Cerritos Beach.
Destinations / North America
Jan 8, 2020Experience Virginia With the Family in 2020
Virginia comes into 2020 swinging with one event after another. See why this state is for lovers, and then some, with this busy calendar of family fun and new attractions.
Destinations / Europe
Nov 7, 2019Budapest’s Historic Jewish Quarter: Renaissance and Remembrance
With the city’s architectural, cultural and culinary mix, Budapest is commonly referred to as “The Paris of Eastern Europe” for good reason. Just like the French capital’s Left and Right Banks divided by a river (the Seine), it has two distinctive sides — Buda and Pest — divided by a river (the Danube) that forges the heart of the city with two completely different personalities.
Destinations / Europe
Sep 2, 2019Explore the Other Barcelona
Chances are, your first family trip to Barcelona was a whirlwind tour heavy on Picasso exhibits and Antoni Gaudi architecture. Next time you go, dig a little deeper and see the city’s ancient history at specific sites and exhibitions.