International travel offers families a unique opportunity to learn together, try new things, and immerse themselves in culturally rich experiences. As a family, we have loved exploring beyond the U.S. borders to exciting destinations like Mexico, Canada, Italy, Scotland, and more. In fact, a few years ago, we set the goal to spend a month each summer in a new city around the globe. So far, we have spent those special months in Monopoli, Italy, and Inverness, Scotland. This has become our family’s version of “slow travel”. Hopefully, our adventures can inspire a few of yours! Use the guides below to help you plan incredible international experiences with (or without) kids!
A port city in northeast Scotland, Aberdeen is a modern industrial city boasting a rich seaside history and culture. Aberdeen also features excellent museums, beaches, and great food for families. This 2-day itinerary for Aberdeen with kids will guide you through some of the best things to do and places to eat in the city.
Inverness is one of the best Scottish cities to visit with kids. Nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, this charming city has so much to offer families with kids of all ages—including a fascinating history, beautiful riverside walks, and huge playgrounds. If you are planning to visit Inverness with kids, keep reading to get all of my tips and recommended 4-day itinerary for families.
From scenic drives to charming villages, we’ve narrowed down our top picks for kid-friendly places in the Highlands for families to visit near Inverness. Keep reading to discover out top picks for the day trips and weekend getaways from Inverness with kids.
Inverness is more than just the gateway to the Scottish Highlands—it’s a foodie destination for kids and adults alike! From cozy cafés to restaurants serving up traditional Scottish fare, this guide will introduce you to the best places to eat in Inverness for families with kids. We spent a month test-tasting our way through the city, and these 15 spots are not to be missed for a delicious, family-friendly experience.
From charming cafés to fun dining spots, we quickly realized that exploring Paris with kids is a delicious journey in itself. My daughter played a huge role in planning our meals, and her picks didn’t disappoint. Keep reading to discover some of the best restaurants in Paris with kids.
Planning a trip to Paris with your tween? Look no further! This 3-day itinerary for Paris with a 10-year-old/tween is based on our recent family trip. In fact, my tween actually planned most of it! So, I’m confident your tween will love this itinerary too. Keep reading to learn more!
