Tortilla española was one of the easiest, most filling, and most ubiquitous things we ate while in Spain. Vegetarian food was tricky there, so this was absolutely a staple. Fortunately, it’s super simple to make at home, as well! It’s … Read More
This week: Espana! We’ve loved our few brief visits to this culturally-rich and diverse country. Can’t wait to review our time there in photos and study. We hope you get to join, too!
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Vegetarian food in Portugal was, honestly, a bit of a struggle. Fish is super popular and there just weren’t a whole lot of options, especially if we wanted something traditionally Portuguese (instead of, say, spaghetti). Food is big part of … Read More
Time for the next dinnertime-friendly, kid-friendly global learning guide…Portugal! I hope you can go over a few of these things with your families to get to know this warm and beautiful country a little bit. Enjoy!
London is notoriously expensive, especially if you’re traveling with kids. London accommodation is especially pricey, and the food is stereotypically outrageously priced. You’d think this would all combine to make a terrible place for a family. Good thing there are … Read More
London is truly one of the very best places to travel with little ones – there are so many fun things to do in London with kids! There is so much variety – everything from world-class museums to outdoor space … Read More
Oh, London. One of my favorite cities in the world and truly one of the most kid-friendly places we’ve ever been – there are just so many things to do in London with children! Brits have a reputation for their … Read More
Iceland. It’s so trendy, right? It’s definitely been all over travel blogs/magazines/circles in the last few years. Most of the guides focus on summertime, though, when the days are long and the weather is mild. And don’t get me wrong … Read More
Friends, so many of you said you wanted more details about how to save and plan for traveling internationally with your kids, and I’m super excited to share some details today. There’s this weird thing where I feel like people … Read More
European cities don’t get much more kid-friendly than Rome. There are tons of fun and historic activities, it’s super walkable, and, let’s be honest, there’s gelato after every meal. Kid (and adult) heaven! Three days is a nice amount of … Read More
1. What shape do you see repeated in the Colosseum? The arch! Ancient Roman engineers used a lot of arches to remove weight but still keep the structure super strong. The arch allowed the Colosseum to be built to enormous … Read More