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Ah, Europe . The quintessential vacation spot. But also a challenging one for families with its myriad different languages, cuisines and currencies to juggle. Our kid-friendly Euro trips take the hassle and expense out of a whirlwind European adventure. All your chalets, guesthouses and alpine trains are booked and ready, we’ve got warm baguettes and Bolognese on standby and an action-packed family-friendly itinerary with your name on it. Yep, it’s time to start dreaming Continental.

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Family Vacations in Europe

Turkey family holiday, 10 days from 2205.

Discover Turkey on this family adventure through Istanbul, Goreme, Selcuk, Pamukkale...

Summer Pyrenees Family Holiday with teenagers

8 days from 1067.

Walk, ride and raft on this European adventure into the heart of the Pyrenees. Unleash...

Turkey Family Holiday with Teenagers

8 days from 1360.

Exploring Turkey’s coast with your teenagers, visiting ruins in Xanthos, hiking...

Italy Family Holiday

8 days from 2516.

From the ruins of Rome, to the ancient city of Pompeii and the seaside delights of...

Croatia Family Holiday

8 days from 2008.

Take a family trip to stunning Croatia, starting and ending in Dubrovnik and taking to...

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Finnish Lapland Winter Family Holiday

5 days from 2492.

Embark on a winter adventure with the family to the northern reaches of Lapland,...

Northern Italy Family Holiday

8 days from 3040.

Visit Venice, Cinque Terre, Pisa and Rome on an exciting family holiday through...

Best of Italy Family Holiday

15 days from 5497.

From the canals of Venice to the ruins of Rome, and beyond wandering the ancient city...

Crete Family Holiday

7 days from 1998.

Take a family trip to sunny Crete, Greece’s largest island. Sail, swim, hike and take...

Why choose Intrepid

Just for families

The clue’s in the title. These trips are for families only (including any aunts, uncles or cousins who’d like to come along, of course). As long as you’re travelling with a child under the age of 18, you’re a family in our eyes. Plus, unlike other travel companies, children aged 17 years and younger receive a 10% discount off the price of their trip.

Travel with other families

Travelling the Intrepid way is a bit like travelling with a group of friends. These trips are made up of 3–5 like-minded families, and the kids tend to hit it off straight away, allowing you to enjoy some well-earned R&R. We often find the whole family ends up making friendships with people from all over the world, staying in touch long after the adventure ends.

Small group sizes

Intrepid’s family group sizes are small enough to avoid the crowds and reach some out-of-the-way places, but big enough for a good social mix. Our average group size of 10 allows us to hop aboard local boats, buses or trains, eat at friendly, family-run restaurants and kick back in traditional accommodation and homestays.

Action packed

We know the biggest challenge on a family trip is keeping the kids entertained. So we’ve planned in advance. Nearly all of our hotels feature pools, and each day has a great mix of action-packed adventure and flexible free time. Your local leader can also suggest activities based on your kid’s hobbies or school curriculum.

Safety first

Our leaders are specially trained to run family adventures, so you’re well taken care of. You can also rest easy knowing we conduct safety assessments on all our activities to meet local standards as well as our own comprehensive safety policy. 

Sustainable travel

We strive to use travel as a force for good. That’s why we choose to give back to the communities we visit, carbon offset all our trips and take our social and environmental responsibilities seriously. We’ve been officially certified as the world’s largest travel B Corp, which means when you choose Intrepid Travel, you can rest assured you’re travelling to improve the planet.

Highlights of Europe

Incles Valley, Andorra

Sandwiched in the mountains of Catalonia and the South of France, Andorra is the prettiest little European country your kids have never heard of. A week of biking, hiking and white-water rafting culminates in the Incles Valley, where wildflowers, trout fisherman and a mesmerising lake deliver the photo opportunities.

Amalfi Coast, Italy

Nothing says ‘Holiday in Europe’ like the postcard-perfect cliffs of the Amalfi Coast. While the adults are lured by ancient Pompeii and the quality of the seafood scialatielli , little ones bask in the novelty of the funicular, hydrofoil or kayak. You can even make your own gelato with an Italian ice-cream pro.

Blue Lagoon, Iceland

Iceland is pretty hot right now, both literally and metaphorically. Reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius and set in a black lava field, the Blue Lagoon is not your ordinary bath. Great for the skin and perfectly set up for a family visit, it’s one of Iceland’s many must-visits.

Dalmatian Coast, Croatia

Other than being the birthplace of the world’s coolest dogs, Dalmatia is where large chunks of Game of Thrones was filmed. Throw in flawless beaches, ancient ruins, wineries, olive groves, rustic Dalmatian cuisine and some old-world romanticism, and you’ve got the ideal family holiday.

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Be a gladiator in Rome, Italy

Step back into Imperial Roman times and master the basics of gladiator combat. An excursion to a Gladiator School has you decked out in full costume – tunic, belt, gloves and sword – as you try your hand at this legendary pastime. Meanwhile, members of the Historic Group of Rome will school you in Roman history.

Tour a donkey farm in Croatia

The Peljesac peninsula is one of Croatia’s most talked-about gastronomic hotspots. Visit a working donkey farm in Ston for a behind-the-scenes look at how donkey milk – a precious commodity for its medicinal properties – is produced. Follow it up with a lunch of sumptuous Peljesac cuisine in the accompanying restaurant.

Explore the Postojna Caves in Slovenia

Underground caves with dance arenas in them aren’t something you see every day, but that’s Slovenia for you. The Postojna Caves are the second-longest cave system in the country, full of eerie karst stalactites and all kinds of halls and galleries. This awesome labyrinth can also be explored by train.

Where we stay

For our continental adventures, we like to stay in small, locally run hotels where hospitality is key and family-friendly facilities are available. Fortunately Europe has plenty of beautiful old buildings and character-filled properties to choose from.

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Scenic guesthouses in Iceland

In the land of fire and ice, spectacular scenery is never far away. At our guesthouses it’s right on your doorstep. Featured on both our summer and winter Iceland family holidays, this place has volcanic cliffs on one side and ocean on the other, plus sheep and horses roaming about for good measure.

Central hotels in Italy

In the popular holiday hotspots of Italy, location is key. That’s why we stay in central accommodation perfect for each destination, whether it’s just a two-minute walk from the beach or a stone’s throw away from Old Town.

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• There are loads of types of vacations in Europe and the cost will depend on what type of trip you’re taking and for how long you’d like to stay. Here are the latest prices for a 3 night trip for 2 travelers: Top vacation $526; Family vacation $442; Romantic vacation $591; Luxury vacation $601; Budget vacation $374.

Why should you book a vacation package to Europe?

By booking packages, you can ensure that your itinerary includes your destination's major sights and experiences. Packages are also a great way to cut the cost of visiting Europe. With the right deal, you can combine luxury accommodation, access to the sights and a rental car, and have money left over to shop for souvenirs.

When should you book a vacation package to Europe?

Booking European packages is an excellent way to save money and make travel easy, and you can make even bigger savings by traveling at the right time of year.

In southern Europe, peak season lasts from around June to September, but cheaper shoulder season breaks in May or October can be almost as sunny. In the north, the peak season is shorter, so look for affordable packages in fall and spring. However, expect price spikes around Christmas and local events like Oktoberfest in Munich or Bastille Day in Paris (14 July).

Where should you stay in Europe during your vacation?

For any vacation type in europe:.

The Four Seasons Hotel George V is perfectly located for sightseers in Paris and is an Art Deco gem with gorgeous views of the Eiffel Tower. It's just an hour from Charles de Gaulle Airport, while a meet and greet service is available on request.

Located on the famous "Rambla", Hotel 1898 is one of the finest places to stay in Barcelona. Blessed with amazing city vistas from its terrace, and created from a renovated 19th century mansion, it is 500 meters from the Aerobus stop at Plaza Cataluña.

For family vacations in Europe:

The La Marquise Luxury Resort Complex on the Greek island of Rhodes is a fantastic family hotel with kids' facilities featuring games rooms, pools and multilingual support staff. It's all just 6 miles from Rhodes Airport.

Located on Italy's Amalfi Coast, the Hotel Poseidon in Castellammare has a spacious parking lot on-site, while recreation options like tennis courts make it very appealing for families. It's also an easy drive to and from Naples Airport.

For romantic vacations in Europe:

If you want to see Venice, the Hilton Molino Stucky is ideal. It's conveniently placed for taking gondola cruises and to see the Biennale. Water taxis from the airport arrive a few meters from the hotel door.

Ideal for a romantic break in laid-back Amsterdam, the Rembrandt Square Hotel is right at the city's heart - and next to the spectacular flower market. A taxi from Schiphol Airport takes just 14 minutes.

For luxury vacations in Europe:

London's Ritz Hotel is like a synonym for luxury. Situated on Piccadilly, it offers delicious Indian and Lebanese food, stunning furnishings and couldn't be more convenient for seeing the sights. It's also almost directly connected to Heathrow Airport via the London Tube.

Lisbon's Four Seasons Ritz Hotel is another great choice for a luxury getaway in Europe, with its Louis XVI style design, artworks in every room and relaxing urban gardens. It's just 20 minutes by car from Lisbon Airport.

For budget vacations in Europe:

A great base for exploring Germany's capital, the A&O Berlin Kolumbus is tucked away from the action but only 15 minutes from Alexanderplatz, the city's hub. This means that getting there from the airport is also quick and easy.

Copenhagen's City Hotel Nebo ticks all the boxes for budget breaks in Denmark. It has a central location and is an easy walk away from the capital's galleries and family attractions like Copenhagen Zoo. And it's just 12 minutes away from the airport by train.

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Family Europe Tours

Our family tours of Europe connect you with the emotion and camaraderie of day-to-day life as you travel throughout vibrant cities and along the Yellow Roads—those smaller back avenues that immerse you and your loved ones on a deeper level and deliver an authentic sense of place.

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Heritage-rich, wonderfully diverse, and filled with timeless art, Europe is a harmonious blending of cultures on a grand scale. Whether you're immersing your kids in the experience with one of our off-the-beaten-path land journeys, or aboard a river cruise in this collection of best European trips for families, you are connected with the day-to-day local life and, most importantly, to each other as you discover the region's historical sites and culinary treasures. 

Tauck exclusive – "chocolate art" in paris, tasty masterpieces you'll create with your family in paris.

After being inspired by the thousands of works of art (including the Mona Lisa) at the amazing Musée du Louvre… and the spectacular views of Paris from high up in the Eiffel Tower… what better way could you find to express your creativity than on a Tauck Exclusive visit to a chocolatier for a hands-on opportunity to create (then taste) some scrumptious "chocolate art" (while parents sip a glass of wine)? And you can take your masterpiece with you when you leave!

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• Tour Saint Emilion
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9  Day Custom Tour

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Your custom family vacation to Central Europe takes your family through the storybook villages and majestic landscapes from Prague to Vienna, where fairy tales were created, castles are real, and the majesty of daily life continues to grow. You feel the soft dough between your fingers, before twisting it into a pretzel and placing it on a sheet. The cave walls around you are covered in ice, and it looks like you have stepped inside a glacier.  The kids marvel at the grand armory decorating historic castles and highlighting the medieval history of the encompassing mountains.

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Become gladiators, search for priceless paintings, and indulge in unforgettable adventures with a custom tailored family-friendly Italy itinerary. Relish a chance to blend fun and education with culture that the kids can touch. Knead handmade pasta dough under the guidance of a private chef and then wander through hidden corridors and along the labyrinthine Hypogeum in the Colosseum. Explore extinct volcanic craters and learn the art of making fresh gelato in a medieval town. Your private family Italy tour itinerary will offer flavorful delights, ancient marvels, and secret catacombs to create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Take your entire family on an unforgettable, 10-day excursion to Spain’s sunny Andalucia. Ornate palaces and beautiful cathedrals line the quaint, cobblestone streets.  Flamenco dancers throw up their arms in a passionate display as they stomp their feet to the staccato beats of clapping castanets. Nearby cafes entice patrons with jamon iberico and other delectable, local flavors. Located a stone’s throw away, crowds cheer as bullfighters twirl their capes and tease their four-legged counterparts with a boastful Ole! In no time, you and your family will be immersed in local history and culture while falling in love with this enchanting, Spanish paradise.

8  Day Custom Tour

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Picturesque islands and ancient ruins cradle hidden adventures during your handcrafted Greece family vacation. Treasure time in Athens and island hop from Mykonos to Santorini for an immersive discovery of breathtaking religious sites and enchanting scenery, preserved culture and exciting museums. Your active exploration lets the family hike an active volcano rising out of Santorini’s caldera and uncovers the ruins of Athens on the Acropolis’s summit. Find grandeur in the remains of Apollo’s birthplace and sample the simple flavors of homemade tzatziki. Kayak, sail, trek, and rejuvenate on quiet beaches during your perfect family adventure in Greece. Click here for additional Greece family vacation ideas available on Zicasso.

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On this 10-day adventure through Spain and Portugal, experience some of the very best that these countries have to offer. Wander through the charming streets of Sintra and stop to listen to the melodies of Fado music as it drifts through the air. In Barcelona, gape in amazement at the glorious church of La Sagrada Familia. From the beaches of southern Portugal to the traditional Spanish center of Madrid, on this tour, your family is sure to make memories that you will cherish forever.

Croatia is a country that checks every box on even the pickiest person’s must-have list. Not only is Croatia aesthetically beautiful and rich with historical sites and fascinating culture, which will surely please the adults of the entourage, but this gem of a country also offers a wealth of family-friendly destinations and excursions that will keep your whole family thoroughly entertained on this once-in-a-lifetime trip. Taking your family from Dubrovnik and Split to Plitvice National Park and even the capital city of Zagreb, this 10-day luxury tour is filled with perfectly curated adventures that have been specially chosen for you and your family’s utmost enjoyment.

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Mystical fjords, charming villages, and enchanting hills that are blanketed with snow will bring the majesty of Arendelle to life during your family-friendly tour of Norway, which will celebrate the release of Frozen 2 and the adventures of Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Sven. Bask in a captivating winter wonderland on a scenic train ride through mountains, where Elsa could have built her secluded castle, and wander alongside colorful homes that are reminiscent of images of Anna’s kingdom. Visit with fun-loving reindeer that are far above the Arctic Circle before meeting a traditional Sami community and searching for the flickering glow of the Northern Lights. Your Norwegian vacation combines customary culture and folklore with the natural beauty that has inspired the story and landscape of Frozen.

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The aroma of fresh macaroons entices the family closer to the artisan bakery. Classic blue and white umbrellas decorate the beach with 1920’s fashion. The gardens that inspired Monet come to life with impressionistic enchantment. Experience France with the wonderment of a child, in both your eyes and your child’s eyes on your handmade tailored family getaway to France tour. Whether discovering the majesty of Normandy or rediscovering the beauty of Paris, your family will absorb the artistry of Parisian museums and architecture, and delight in the marvels of a mysterious island, play in the lavishness of palaces and enjoy one another’s company.

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Family time is as precious as gold, which makes custom family vacations priceless. Your custom tailored family vacation to England, France, and Italy offers you marvels of which the entire family will enjoy, from the storybook villages of the French countryside to the trotting horses along the lush plateau of the Swiss Alps. Castles overlook the historic waterways in London. Bakeries and boutique shops line the wide avenues of Paris. Renaissance statues decorate the public squares of Florence. Hike along the Mediterranean coast and create everlasting memories that the entire family will treasure for a lifetime.

Dynamic pricing from  $3,507

The more time you spend with your kids, the more your imagination runs wild. You picture snow white peacocks roaming an opulent garden, men dressed in traditional Swiss outfits playing the alphorn against the backdrop of rugged snowcapped mountains, or the tip of the Matterhorn visible from the enchanting town on the foothills. On this 8-day active family vacation to Italy and the Swiss Alps, neither you, nor your children, will have to imagine any longer.

Dynamic pricing from  $2,803

Instead of settling for a beach vacation or a journey through the mountains, you can have it all on this custom tailored Spain family vacation to Madrid and Barcelona. Give the entire family a chance to indulge in the golden sands of Barcelona. Let them wander around the lavish décor of the Royal Palace. The kids will delight in the artistry and learn about history without ever knowing. Spend your time enjoying the scenery and indulging in your family’s excitement. Taste traditional dishes and stroll along medieval cobblestone streets. Let this unique family getaway give you luxury and landscape, culture, and memories.

Dynamic pricing from  $7,015

Give the gift of togetherness on a handcrafted family vacation tour to Rome, Tuscany, and Venice. The kids will delight in following in the footsteps of Roman emperors onto the grounds of the mighty Colosseum. The family will bond together mixing flour and eggs to create traditional Tuscan pasta. The scent of pizza and melted cheese drifts from hidden trattoria doorways. You can marvel at priceless art emblematic of masterpieces, from the David to the La Primavera. Introduce the kids to unparalleled culture and indulge in the distinctive splendor of Italy.

14  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $10,005

The best education is the kind that children don’t even know they are receiving. Capture the beauty of Spain on this vacation tailored to your family’s desires and the wealth of history that sweeps across the landscape. Witness the charming white villages of Andalusia and stroll along the hilly cobblestone streets of Toledo. Admire the fairytale architecture of Gaudi and explore the storybook castle in Segovia. The wonders of Spain will captivate the entire family, filled with treasured palaces and prancing horses, historic battles and fabulous flavors.

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On your eight-day family getaway vacation to Italy, your kids wake up with a view of coastal cliffs and the looming summit of historic Mount Vesuvius in the distance. The ancient city of Pompeii expands before your eyes, and you have never seen your kids so excited to learn about history. Visit the wonderment of coastal towns and breathtaking Renaissance cities during your handcrafted family tour of Italy.

History is filled with noble families rising in power and class, spanning time to protect one another against the outside world.  This 8-day kid-friendly Italy vacation teaches you about Roman mythology, medieval history, and masterworks of art. Follow the noble route of a family adventure by discovering the hidden underbelly of the Colosseum and learning the depths to which the food culture runs. Each moment will build treasured memories in the surrounding, timeless world.

Dynamic pricing from  $3,217

France is filled with a world of wonder that will inspire the entire family on your custom tailored France Tour for families. The gargoyles of Notre Dame de Paris decorate the rooftops and watch over the banks of the Seine River. Parisians lounge at café tables, enjoying the small pleasures of the day. The gardens at Giverny erupt with colors, immaculately captured by Monet. Turquoise water brushes against the shores of Omaha Beach in Normandy. The sensational history of France created a world famous culture that decorates the streets of Paris and the natural beauty of Normandy.

21  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $7,639

Intrigue and excitement will guide you through your customizable Italy family tour that will immerse you in the majesty of the ancient world and marvels of the Renaissance. Traverse the grandeur of Venice on the canals and explore the distinctive ambiance of Rome. Uncover the fascinating flavors of handmade pasta in Bologna, and then learn the art of crafting homemade pizza in Naples. Family comes first in Italy, and your kid-friendly tour will embrace the fun of discovery with custom-tailored scavenger hunts and picturesque views, the thrill of climbing a leaning tower and the magic of bringing rich history and tangible heritage to life.

Natural wonders and ancient history mark this delightfully filled region with enchantments at every corner. Stupendous feats of nature stand alongside century-refined traditions in this land that occupies Northern Spain. Behold sights atop sky scraping mountains, gaze onward at breathtaking seas, and marvel at millennia-old cave paintings in this family-friendly excursion that is sure to open your imagination. Uncover hidden gems that will leave you ready to discover more in this fun-filled and time-defying extravaganza.

Dynamic pricing from  $5,845

See a different side of the scenery and country during your active 9-day family Croatia tour. Rush down thundering whitewater and bask in medieval drama. Cycle across rolling hills and discover island beauty. From an ancient Roman palace to sunset cast over soaring town walls, you can balance adventure and relaxation, cultural heritage, and historical exploration as you plunge into Croatia’s captivating depths.

Dynamic pricing from  $3,245

The gorgeous islands of Greece are known for its pristine beaches, delicious food, iconic landmarks, and more, making them the ideal destination for a family vacation. Begin your luxurious, 10-day adventure in the capital city of Athens before, traveling in luxury across the Aegean Sea in a private speed boat to discover the islands of Mykonos, Paros, and Santorini. Stunning beaches and memorable attractions can be found on every island. Immerse yourself in the culture of Greece through private tours and exclusive family experiences, and create memories that will last a lifetime during this family trip to the idyllic islands of Greece.

Magnificent marble columns and powerful seaside castles inspire the entire family, keeping the kids engaged and creating unparalleled memories on your custom-tailored Sicily tour for families. Gold sand beaches line the shores. Vibrant markets fill the cities with the aroma of refreshing citrus. Ancient temples rise over olive trees. Baroque palaces decorate inviting squares. Mosaics create layers of opulence in chapel and cathedral naves, and the towering summit of Mount Etna is a constant promise of adventure. The family will feel inspired during your unforgettable time in the Mediterranean island charms of Sicily.

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Barcelona excites and enthralls, and it is a city that makes cultural adventure accessible for all ages. These seven handcrafted days offer the best of Barcelona for your family. Think a treasure hunt through Spanish eras, an art nouveau swimming pool next to Gaudi’s casas , riding the tram to a charming amusement park, and a zipline through an urban jungle park. Beaches and parks provide space for children to let off some steam before historical neighborhoods envelop you in the city’s atmosphere.

Dynamic pricing from  $2,491

This 8-day Portugal tour leads you on an immersive journey from Lisbon to Lagos. Along the way, you will witness iconic landmarks, learn about Portugal’s storied history, uncover the local culture, and partake in some of the best experiences and activities that this country has to offer. Explore the Benagil Caves, snorkel in the Arrabida Nature Reserve, and mountain bike on Mount Foia.

Dynamic pricing from  $6,235

Transport your family to a magical world and experience a life-changing adventure amongst the mystical landscapes of Iceland on this 8-day tour. Explore the stunning waterfalls of the country, discover the infamous plane wreck on the black sands, and head for the skies in a helicopter to view powerful geysers. Saunter into the earth’s core in a lava tube, marvel at the icy blue insides of a glacier, spy the other-worldly worm monster for a reward, then dine on fresh succulent seafood. Customize the tour for your family’s desires and create memories of a lifetime on this exploration of Iceland.

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• Starts Amsterdam, Holland
• Ends Paris, France

Glimpse of Europe

• Best price guaranteed
• No booking fees
• Tour Type Group Tour
• Activities Sightseeing Tours & Art and architecture Sightseeing Tours , Art and architecture & Cultural, religious and historic sites 'data-more-tripid='21253'>+1 more
• Accommodation Hotel
• Transport Private Vehicle, Coach & Boat
• Age Range 5-99 yrs
• Operated in English
• Brochure Price: US$ 1,695
• Special Deal (19%): - US$ 320
• Total Price from: US$ 1,375

• Starts Vienna, Austria
• Ends Budapest, Hungary

Best of Central Europe

• Tour Type Small Group Tour
• Activities Sightseeing Tours & Art and architecture Sightseeing Tours , Art and architecture , Cultural, religious and historic sites & Mountains 'data-more-tripid='3044'>+2 more
• Accommodation Hotel & Resort
• Transport Train, Bus, Private Vehicle, Boat, Minibus & Taxi
• Age Range 15-99 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 3,775
• Special Deal (15%): - US$ 566
• Total Price from: US$ 3,209
• May 11 Only 9 seats left
• May 18 Only 10 seats left
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• Ends Amsterdam, Holland

Europe Jewel

• Activities Cultural, sightseeing, food tours & Art and architecture Cultural, sightseeing, food tours , Art and architecture & City sightseeing 'data-more-tripid='37689'>+1 more
• Transport Coach, Boat, Taxi & Train
• Age Range 10-99 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 3,120
• Special Deal (31%): - US$ 980
• Total Price from: US$ 2,140
• May 24 Only 1 seat left
• Jun 07 Only 5 seats left

• Starts London, England
• Ends London, England

Europe Taster

• Activities City sightseeing & Art & architecture tour City sightseeing , Art & architecture tour , Art and architecture , & heritage & Cultural, religious and historic sites 'data-more-tripid='37695'>+3 more
• Transport Coach, Boat & Train
• Brochure Price: US$ 1,860
• Special Deal (35%): - US$ 648
• Total Price from: US$ 1,212
• May 26 Only 2 seats left
• Jun 02 Only 1 seat left

• Starts Catania, Italy
• Ends Palermo, Italy

Small Group Food & Wine Tour of Sicily

• Free cancellation
• Trip customizable
• Activities Food tours & Wine tasting tours Food tours , Wine tasting tours , Cultural, religious and historic sites , Countryside and village visits & Local culture 'data-more-tripid='22521'>+3 more
• Transport Minibus
• Age Range 1-89 yrs

• Starts Vilnius, Lithuania
• Ends Tallinn, Estonia

Baltic Capital Cities

• Activities Active and outdoor & Cultural, religious and historic sites
• Transport Bus
• Age Range 16-95 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 1,470
• Special Deal (11%): - US$ 160
• Total Price from: US$ 1,310
• May 25 Only 7 seats left
• Jun 01 Only 4 seats left

• Starts Baku, Azerbaijan
• Ends Tbilisi, Georgia

Caucasus Countries (12 days)

• Activities Sightseeing Tours & Cultural, religious and historic sites Sightseeing Tours , Cultural, religious and historic sites , Art and architecture & National parks 'data-more-tripid='18354'>+2 more
• Transport Coach & Minibus
• Age Range 12-75 yrs
• May 18 10+ seats left
• Jun 15 10+ seats left

• Starts Dublin, Ireland
• Ends Dublin, Ireland

Irish Explorer

• Activities Art and architecture & Cultural, religious and historic sites
• Transport Coach
• Brochure Price: US$ 1,685
• Special Deal (32%): - US$ 545
• Total Price from: US$ 1,140
• May 26 Only 6 seats left
• Jun 09 Only 8 seats left

European Vistas

• Activities Natural landmarks sightseeing & City sightseeing
• Transport Coach, Boat, Private Vehicle & Taxi
• Brochure Price: US$ 1,890
• Special Deal (29%): - US$ 543
• Total Price from: US$ 1,347
• Jun 01 Only 8 seats left
• Jun 13 Only 10 seats left

• Starts Lisbon, Portugal
• Ends Porto, Portugal

Highlights of Portugal

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• Transport Train, Private Vehicle & Boat
• Age Range 12-95 yrs
• Jun 10 Only 5 seats left
• Jun 23 Only 3 seats left

• Starts Rome, Italy

Best of Italy, Switzerland and Paris

• Activities City sightseeing & Cultural, religious and historic sites
• Transport Boat, Private Vehicle & Coach
• Age Range 8-95 yrs
• May 19 10+ seats left
• May 26 10+ seats left

• Starts Sofia, Bulgaria
• Ends Sofia, Bulgaria

Balkan Kaleidoscope — 8 Balkan Countries in 14 Days

• Activities Local culture & Cultural, religious and historic sites Local culture , Cultural, religious and historic sites , City sightseeing , Natural landmarks sightseeing & Art and architecture 'data-more-tripid='44456'>+3 more
• Age Range 12-80 yrs

Ultimate Europe

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• Transport Coach, Boat, Bus, Taxi, Train & Private Vehicle
• Brochure Price: US$ 6,080
• Special Deal (32%): - US$ 1,958
• Total Price from: US$ 4,122
• May 18 Only 2 seats left
• Jun 15 Only 4 seats left

• Ends Rome, Italy

Europe Escape

• Activities City sightseeing
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,990
• Special Deal (35%): - US$ 1,046
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• May 19 Only 5 seats left
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With so many cultural experiences, it's no wonder why a European tour is top of mind for many. Step back in time when visiting London 's famous landmarks, sample the finest wines in Paris, or get lost in the alleyways of Rome . Whether you want to relax on a Danube cruise , or don your hiking boots in Iceland , there's so much to see on a tour through Europe.

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Majestic Europe

Everything was great!

Europe Escape

This was the first time I went to Europe , overall the tour is good except I think u should add airport pick up and drop off

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Europe Jewel

Very amazing experience love it.

The Great Adventure

The tours was fine. The tour leaders were good and professionals. Just one complaint The hotel in Switzerland was not acceptable. No air conditioning. The rest of hotels were in good standard. My wife had a wheelchair and the tour personnel were highly helpful and ready to help on anyway possible. Thank you.

Best of Central Europe

It was my very first Intrepid trip and I enjoyed every moment of it. It was more than I expected! I loved the chemistry of the group (I miss them dearly), the accommodation location as well as the included activities. Being in a small group also has a lot of advantages like getting to know each of them personally and build friendships even after the trip. I was just so glad I took the trip through Intrepid!

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European Discovery (Summer, Start London, Classic, 12 Days)

The trip was fantastic, I had the best time ever, making memories that will last a lifetime.

• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

The Best of Eastern Europe

The entire experience was smooth starting from the initial selection and pre-travel preparation. Anytime I had a question, Tourradar was available to assist. I enjoyed my travels and would highly recommend Tourradar.

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European Discovery (Summer, Start Amsterdam, Classic, 12 Days)

Baltic Experience

First and foremost with these tours, the enjoyment and experiences can be enhanced by the guide you have and our guide for this trip was exceptional! There are a LOT of cobblestones to walk on this tour so sensible footwear is an absolute must. Every city visited had its 'Old City" which were paved with cobblestones. It was a fascinating tour of the history of this part of Europe from medieval times to present day. The days spent canoeing and trekking in the countryside offered a welcome break from the cities visited. Klaipeda and the day trip to the unique, World Heritage-listed Curonian Spit National Park was just one of the highlights of the countryside experience. A hillside of Witches was a unique collection of sculptured tree trunks depicting all manner of mythical witches and demons. Amazing to wander through this huge area with such an engaging local guide to share the stories and history of the area. Hiking and canoe through Aukstaitija National Park's dense forests and lakes provided an opportunity for not only physical activity, but also time to swim and stop to appreciate the wild flowers and other flora. Plants that are considered garden annuals here, grow wild amongst the grasses and forests of this area. But Riga was one of the most beautiful cities visited. Fragrant gardens, fountains, old and new public sculptures and the well preserved and restored art nouveau buildings, made this city enchanting and fascinating. The trip did consist of long journeys especially by bus from Warsaw to Berlin. It proved to be quite exhausting and could be well improved by a stay somewhere in between these two major cities. Overall, if interested in Russian and German occupation and the history of these Baltic countries and their struggle for independence then this is the trip for it.

Britain and Ireland Delight (Summer, 8 Days)

The hotels are good and Mat is funny and knowledgably. The whole travel is well organized and interested.

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Romantic Rhine (Southbound) 2024

Loved the tour and the included excursions. It would have been good to spend less time in Amsterdam and extra time sailing during the day. Also, a disco of an evening would be great!

European Cavalcade (End Paris, 18 Days)

Excellent 18 days itineraries!

All About Balkans (4 Star Hotels)

Enjoyed every moment. Highly recommend

• €150 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Essential Britain & Ireland

Everything was planned and organised professionally. Absolutely hassle free travelling. Our guide was friendly, funny and incredibly knowledgeable.

Tour from Athens to Dubrovnik or Split: 7 Balkan countries in 14 days

Excellent! Very well organised, extremely interesting and informative. The most famous ancient sites in Greece mixed with lots of cultural activities and a variety of geographical areas. Our tour director, Nikos Kontogiannis, was superb. Nikos has a great sense of humour, is extremely knowledgable and an excellent organiser. We were very impressed!

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Overall, a well organized trip. Eva is an awesome tour guide. Perhaps more cautions and security should be emphasized especially in Italy as some of our luggage and laptop were stolen when checking in at the hotel.

Great experience. Very fun.

The tour was awesome. Too bad it was short. Our Tour leader Noddy perform extremely well job organizing and controlling our big group so we was on time everywhere. Our driver Dennis professionalism is off the charts. Especially when we was driving through narrow streets of Italy. I would recommend this tour to others

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One of the most well-known tourist destinations in Greece, Olympia is located in the western Peloponnese, known as the “Valley of the Gods.” Surrounded by beautiful scenery from the Arcadian Mountains, it is home of the first Olympic Games that were held in 776 B. Step into history when you walk through the ruins of the ancient Olympic stadium or witness amazing sculptures at the museum.

France’s romantic capital is a must-see destination, and a gorgeous gateway to the wonders the rest of this country has to offer. Whether your ideal Parisian getaway has you spending some free time sipping coffee at a café and watching the bustling city life, roaming the halls of art at the Louvre, or exploring the bohemian artist’s haven — the Montmartre neighborhood, there’s rich history and culture abound in every corner of the City of Light.

Irish countryside:

Take in the atmosphere of quaint seaside villages, see awe inspiring views of the Lakes of Killarney and explore the picturesque town of Kinsale. Wherever you travel in the countryside, you’ll find that the rolling hills and friendly people you encounter will become a part of your fabric.

Ancient cities of Italy:

Italy is positively brimming with the world’s most famous Roman ruins like the Colosseum, Pompeii and many other relics from the ancient past. In fact, many cities in Italy still hold evidence of what once was. You can find an aqueduct, city gate, Roman theater or the ruins of an entire city there.

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Meteora Monastery:

Over 600 years ago Byzantine monks chose to build their monastic community atop limestone rock “towers” that extend nearly 900 feet into the air, making them virtually inaccessible. It is one of the greatest monuments in the world, and is the most important monastic center in Greece. You can climb these rocks and travel the paths hidden behind the massive rocks.

The Palace of Versailles

The iconic Palace of Versailles (UNESCO) and its gardens reflect the extravagant tastes of King Louis XIV, the "Sun King." Alongside a local guide, learn the history and admire the various rooms of the State Apartments, including the Queen's bedchamber and the famous Hall of Mirrors. Be sure to explore the incredible gardens, some of the most famous in the world, which took over 40 years to complete and include intricate architecture, elaborate fountains, and gorgeous statues.

Drift down a canal:

While canals are found across Europe, nothing beats a romantic gondola ride in Venice. Locals like to say the best way to explore the city is to ‘get lost.’ So take a ride along these waterways, step off and then wind your way through the intricate blend of bridges, narrow streets and grand squares.

This was the first capital of Spain located about 43 miles south of Madrid. The history of Toledo dates back to the Roman occupation circa 192 B.C. The old city of Toledo sits atop of a small mountain surrounded on three sides by the Tagus River, and medieval walls on the fourth. From the top of the mountain you can get a 180 degree view of the surrounding landscape.

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Magnificent landscapes combined with the country’s charming traditions and customs offer new experiences unlike anywhere else in the world. Famous for bullfighting, Spain allows you to grab life by the horns and dive into adventure. Whether it’s the eye-catching architecture of Madrid, the bold Spanish wines, or the shimmering Costa del Sol, this country remains a delight to the senses. Once you experience Spain, you’ll never want to leave and when you do, you’ll always be craving more.

A gem of the Iberian Peninsula, Portugal is a paradise. On the coasts, sun-soaked beaches meet breathtaking hillside towns all down the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. In the cities, ancient structures rise up shoulder-to-shoulder with modern living. Everywhere you turn, you can find mouth-watering food paired with delicious local wines, medieval architecture paired with Moorish artistic influence, and friendly locals paired with charming attitudes. No matter what you seek, when you go, where you look, or how long you stay, Portugal offers something for every traveler.

Whether it’s old-world traditions and wonderful culture, cuisine, history, fashion or natural beauty, Italy is special to many people for different reasons. Few other countries boast so many legendary cities. There are also many charming hill towns and coastal villages that showcase Italy’s amazing natural beauty. From the big cities to the small towns, there is always something exciting to see in Italy. With so many reasons to visit, the rest is up to you!

A rendezvous with a magnifique experience awaits! As cliché as it sounds, France truly has something for everyone. With over two dozen cities, each with their own nuances of the French culture and contributions to its history, architecture, art and last but not least, the gastronomical delights that the French are famous for throughout the world are yours to explore, experience and fall in love with during your stay. Coast to coast, border to border, there are seemingly endless variations on your French experience to be had. Rolling hills and scenic valleys lined with the fruit of the gods; seaside towns, along sandy beaches with views you just might be sharing with royalty; or maybe snowcapped mountain ranges providing some of the best skiing in the world and an adrenaline rush to match is what you seek. Whatever you decide, France easily makes you feel as if you have stepped out of reality and into the art you learned about and loved since you were a child.

At the heart of Europe, monumental contemporary and historic events shape today’s Germany. From the fall of the Berlin Wall to the rise of the Beatles in Hamburg, the culture of the country is marked by its influential past and present. Imagine yourself exploring postcard-worthy castles such as Neuschwanstein or wandering through medieval cities such as Regensburg. From the Bavarian Alps to the Rhine Gorge to the plains of the north, the range of Germany’s landscapes will capture your heart. Perhaps you’ll also indulge your taste buds as you sample the delicious Marzipan sweet treats of the Hanseatic port of Lubeck, which have been produced there for over 200 years. Whether on a journey on the ‘Romantic Road’ or cruising along the Rhine, know that a stein of German beer or a glass of wine from the Rhine vineyards are both a worthy compliment to a destination that offers far more than the average traveler anticipates.

Switzerland

Incredible skiing on the Swiss Alps and delectable Swiss chocolate are only two reasons for visiting Switzerland. Located between Austria, France, Germany and Italy, you can get quite a diverse European cultural experience depending on which region of Switzerland you choose. And though the food, music, art and people themselves are very much influenced by their European neighbors, they are all still uniquely Swiss. You will leave with plenty of memories to savor for a lifetime.

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The best family holidays in Europe to take in 2024

By Lauren Burvill

A well executed family holiday can be difficult to get right. With adults seeking a rejuvenating escape, and children craving a dynamic adventure; trying to strike the balance can leave either party feeling short-changed and frustrated. Thankfully, there are a number of mesmerising hotels peppered throughout Europe that have mastered the art of family-holidaying. From providing all the practical equipment needed to keep tiny tots happy to creating moments of actual relaxation for exhausted parents, Condé Nast Traveller have selected the most idyllic stays that will satiate the travel-bug in all members of the family.

For more family-friendly stays in Europe, see our related guides:

• The best family friendly hotels in Greece
• The best family friendly hotels in Portugal
• The best family friendly hotels in Mallorca
• The best family friendly hotels in Ibiza
• The best family friendly hotels in Turkey
• The best family friendly hotels in Paris
• The best family ski resorts in Europe

La Pandilla

Ibiza, Spain

Something about the pool  and  beach combo ticks all the right boxes, so when chic French hotelier Sophie Berdah, of  Paris ’s hip Le Citizen, stumbled across a rough Salinas diamond – formerly Fred’s Finca – she pounced. La Pandilla (‘the gang’, in Spanish) is a clutch of 10 whitewashed casitas clustered around an oval pool just ten minutes from the ice-white slick of Salinas. The creamy, curvaceous casitas sleep from two to 10 (or rent the whole lot and bring 65 mates) and have been designed with extended families in mind and can be as private or as communal as you like. Terraces open onto lush tropical gardens stashed with mango, fig and lemon trees and the pool bar, with its all-day, local-produce menu and roster of visiting DJs, is the heart of the whole affair. The standout at La Pandilla, however, is the cult of creativity – regular workshops range from the artistic to avant-garde, with local experts shipped in to teach theatre, flamenco, knitting, painting, photography, cooking and ceramics in the two stylish studios. If games are more your thing, there are giant quoits and board games by the pool, or else hotfoot it down to Las Salinas itself for sailing, paddleboarding and kayaking for the kids, followed by cocktails and DJs for the grown-ups at newly revived ‘90s beachside icon, Hostal Mar y Sal. Maya Boyd

Price: Doubles from about £170

Porto Zante

Zakynthos, Greece

The promise of a villa that has all the bells and whistles of a hotel is pretty irresistible. The space, yes, the privacy too, but also the bed-making in your wake, the sweeping up of toys and trails of crumbs. So it’s surprising that this tucked-away spot on Zakynthos ’s green east coast, with its nine houses on a hillside above an immaculate bay, remains so under the radar. This is not driftwood, sun-faded, rustic Greece. Rooms are decked out in Armani Casa and Bang & Olufsen, with Bulgari soaps and lotions (and special kids’ versions) in the bathrooms, while outside teak sunbeds shaded by zingy, canary-yellow umbrellas surround each pool (stocked with a menagerie of inflatables plus baby pool seats and armbands). It’s the kind of supremely well-thought-out place that means for once there isn’t more luggage than people travelling. Cots, stairgates, pushchairs, highchairs are already there. Down on the beach are buckets, spades, diggers and wheelbarrows, with pedalos, paddle boards and sea canoes on standby for the energetic. The kids’ club is filled with craft materials and table-football games, and offers treasure hunts, mini zumba classes and smoothie-and-dance parties. In the evening, the lovely Vasiliki Bekioti can babysit while you slip down paths lined with bougainvillaea and giant geranium to Maya, the Asian restaurant with a terrace that juts out over the Ionian. But a restaurant that comes to you is much easier. Course after course can be set up at a white-linen-covered table under the pergola, the baby monitor still in range as you sip buttery Greek Chardonnay. Everything is seamless, in part because the owner is a perfectionist. Are the tempura oysters at Maya just-so crisp? Is the Roots Rakomelo, a honeyed digestif that tastes of Christmas, served at the ideal temperature? Is the sand on the beach swept in perpendicular lines? The answer here appears always to be yes.

Insider Tip: Being a parent is often backbreaking work, so book and have it tended to by masseuse Artemis Karavata in the open-sided spa room.

Price: Villas from about £2000 per night.

Puente Romano Beach Resort

Marbella, Spain

Wander out to the balcony around sunrise and beyond the bougainvillaea and ceiba flowers rustling in the breeze you’ll hear the Mediterranean rolling in. Built like a traditional Andalucian village with whitewashed walls, sky-blue ceramic tiles and winding terracotta pathways, Puente Romano opened in the late 1970s just down the Golden Mile from its older sister The Marbella Club. And after a series of refurbishments and embellishments – including a Six Senses spa, Nobu outpost and turbo-charged tennis club where Marko Djokovic (Novak's brother) is available for children’s coaching – it may even have the edge now. That's not to mention La Casita Club, a villa renovated and relaunched in 2022 to cater for five to 12-year-olds, offering events run by experts Sharky and George, an immersive escape room, cinema, Spanish lessons, pool and rooftop yoga classes. It joins the mini club for under fives and teen lounge, where adolescents can learn to DJ at the nightclub, take a sushi masterclass with Nobu’s Executive Chef Eleni Manousou or choreograph their own TikTok. While most of the best hotels in Marbella shout about their seclusion, this hotel is firmly rooted as a local hub – there will be a gang of cocktail-sipping marbellís and weekending madrileño couples strolling on the silver-sand beach. It is a busy machine of a place veiled as a laidback hangout.

Dawn beach yoga gives way to lazy breakfasts of mushroom omelettes, just-cut jamón and freshly squeezed orange juice at Bali -feel Sea Grill before a dip in one of the pools. The spa gets crazy booked up for its new CBD-based treatments (due to its new partnership with leading CBD brand Kloris), as do martial-arts sessions in the gym (the wellness and fitness programme is ever-changing). In the evening, as the sky swirls dusty pink, everyone gathers by the first-century Roman bridge at buzzy La Plaza. Punchy chilli-coconut Mojitos do the rounds; superstar Dani García’s team delivers wood-fired tapas, succulent steaks and now French dishes from his latest restaurant addition, Babette; and Nobu chef Eleni Manousou works magic with market-fresh produce in spinach and miso salads or spicy salmon maki. The sun-baked Costa del Sol sometimes gets short shrift, but for an all-singing, all-dancing, everything-at-your- fingertips break, this is about as reliable as it gets.

Insider tip: The surrounding landscape is spectacular: hike into the wild Sierra Blanca mountains, or escape to the deliciously quiet Sierra de las Nieves, set to become Spain’s 16th national park. It’s also perfectly placed for adventures around Andalucía – head to olive-growing Ronda, beachy barefoot Tarifa or arty Málaga.

Price: Junior Suites at Puente Romano Beach Resort start from about £351 per night for a family of three (two adults and one child aged four to 12-years-old), with breakfast included

Hillside Beach Club

Fethiye, Turkey

On a private cove of white sand, lapped by turquoise water and bookended by pine-forested cliffs, Hillside Beach Club is a completely dreamy beach hideaway designed with families in mind. Suites have adjoining rooms with shared terraces; there are six restaurants and bars, three beaches (one adults-only), and two spas, and the whole spot is utterly sublime… but the stand-out is the innovative roster of workshops and events for children and adults, among them BFI screenings, drumming workshops, silk painting, jazz yoga, live music on the beach and on a floating stage, while three kids clubs offer ents as diverse as DJing sessions for tweens, piano lessons for primary schoolers, plus sailing, diving, ebiking and tennis. A great option for only children who can meet new friends easily. Fethiye and all its outdoorsy diversions (hiking, paragliding, diving, ruins) are nearby. Laura Fowler

Price: Family rooms from £998 for three nights

Cretan Malia Park

Crete, Greece

A considered boho revamp has given this classic Crete hotel on the north-east shore of the island a second wind. Opened by the Sbokou family in the 1980s, with low-rise buildings set in tropical gardens of banana trees, palms and cacti, it is now drawing in a curious Euro crowd. On the private beach, Italian couples kick back and sunbathe, a bookish Parisian flicks through the latest Prix Goncourt-winning novel and a group of Germans order a round of Negronis. Little ones come out of the kids’ club giggling before splashing into the river-like swimming pool, racing for the pink-flamingo and crocodile inflatables. Teens hang out at The Place, with its hammock-strung outdoor cinema where parents are kindly invited not to come. The modernist spaces were cleverly designed more than three decades ago – despite having 204 rooms the property never feels overcrowded. Nature envelops it all: the many trees provide shade throughout the grounds and the grassy lawn makes everything smell cool and fresh even in the searing summer heat.

When Agapi and Costantza Sbokou undertook the complete renovation in 2019, they focused on sustainability and the Cretan soul of the place. Designer Vana Pernari opted for knocked-back tonal textures for the interiors with lots of ceramics, wood and stone, plus nature-inspired jungle green and Aegean blue alongside works by urban artists Thanassis and Dimitris Kretsis. Make a beeline for the deluxe family bungalows – with their built-in bunks and separate bedrooms for the grown-ups, they get snapped up early. At Mouries restaurant, the large open kitchen with a huge fireplace hosts cooking lessons using vegetables from the garden during the day and becomes a farm-to-table taverna after sunset. It’s lovely to feast on local flavours under the starry sky listening to the sound of the lyre. This is definitely an elegant new look for Malia.

Insider tip: Take your little Robinson Crusoes out to discover the secret gorges of Sarakina or trace the path of Victoria Hislop’s bestseller The Island , set on Spinalonga.

Price: Junior suites (sleeping 4) from about £245 per night.

Paphos, Cyprus

Paphos city and its melee may be moments from Almyra, but you’ll be hard-pressed to drag yourself from the hotel’s family comforts. Every age group is catered for, from the five freshwater pools – including one for kids, heated and partially shaded by a beautiful olive tree, and one sleek adults’-only option, some distance away – to tennis and swimming lessons for the easily bored, and the mighty, multi-spaced kids’ club. Split into groups from four months to teens, it guarantees the most attention-grabbing activities – from rather impressive art projects to exploring the nearby harbour and castle. It comes armed with every piece of kit a young human could possibly need, including the space-saving Baby Go Lightly service (also on offer at Anassa, which is owned by the same family), enabling you to pre-order most paraphernalia ahead, from car seats to swim nappies.

Parents can therefore shoot off stress-free to the adults’-only wellness spa for a spot of sage-smudging, meditation and massage. You actually want to spend time all together? Book an experience: maybe picking and pressing olive oil, or trekking to where Aphrodite met Adonis. The ultimate highlight here, however, is the food. From heavenly sushi and miso cod at cool Japanese-Mediterranean fusion spot Notios, to super-fresh fish and salads served with a serenade at beachside Cypriot restaurant Ouzeri, all dishes are wonderfully distant from nuggets. Somehow this reasonably priced family-owned hotel manages to be laidback enough for rambunctious crews, yet smart enough for grown-ups after a real escape.

Insider tip: Book a recently renovated, slick but simple sea-facing Kyma (or ‘wave’) room, and bring the monitor so you can disappear to its iconic white rooftop with a bottle of the local red during naptime. Becky Lucas

Price: Rooms from about £142

The Peligoni Club

You’d have heard the whispers from well-heeled SW families, the fact that a holiday with children can actually be fun and relaxing at The Peligoni Club. It’s because this place has everything you’d ever want for a multi-generational family trip - sprawling, souped-up villas where everyone can have their own rooms, with space to waft and throng around the pool, no set times for breakfast and dinner (you’ll want Villa Kyanos , a five-bedroomed linen-draped, driftwood-bedecked vision of muted, soothing tones with a view so mesmerising, it feels as if it floats above the water). Then there’s the actual club, wrapped in cypress and ancient olives with a laidback, easy-come-easy-go vibe that will see you and your gang realising this is the best break you’ve had in a long time, the little ones doing Nasa obstacle courses at the crèche and teens busily competing on the water and flirting on the pontoon, while you flop on a supersized sunlounger, toes tickling the turquoise Ionian as you peer over your paperback with a glass of the crispest Rosé de Léoube. It’s all so deliciously chilled, with sun-kissed staff catering to your every whim - but do head out to explore the famous shipwreck and eat in local tavernas such as La Storia in the port overlooking the sea, and the club’s sister restaurant, Mikro Nisi, a 15-minute salty-sea-in-the-hair boat ride away, which serves some of the freshest grilled octopus and prawns you’ll ever eat. Annabelle Spranklen

Price: Membership from £185 per person in low season to £525 in high season. Accommodation rates vary, from £620 per week ( Mimi’s B&B ) to £14,500 per week at villa Figari .

Bolzano, Italy

You sense a unique vibe at Sonnwies, an exclusively family-only wellness, ski and farm hotel when you first arrive. Perhaps it’s down to the mutual understanding shared by all the adults-with-hangers-on here. It’s a place for parents who want to enjoy the finer things in life no matter how many boundary-pushing blow-ups their toddlers or teens may have in store, such as the slopes of UNESCO World Heritage Site the Dolomites, organic fine dining and drinking, and luxurious but eco-friendly design. Fortunately, the many creative activities on offer in the phenomenal Kids’ and Babies’ clubs are likely to stop oncoming tantrums in their tracks, from pony rides and alpaca-patting to finding breakfast eggs at the little farm and taking part in productions in the huge theatre. Access to a 900m-long slope and lift comes included, with private ski lessons easily arranged for those aged two-and-a-half and up. Besides the farm fare, wine, fruit and cheese rooms, the daily afternoon tea, cakes and soft-scoop ice cream on tap, Sonnwies’ very highest highlight is its five pools, including a shallow option with cinema screen, speedy, screamy slides and an indoor-outdoor heated pool from which steam dreamily wafts, ideally situated for swimmers to marvel at the snow-capped mountains nearby, or fire-pit come nightfall. Becky Lucas

Price: Family rooms from about £530 per night based on two adults and two children sharing a Double Room on a half-board basis

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Rachel Everett

Halkidiki, Greece

While Sani Resort as a whole, with its stellar reputation, is a failsafe option for exhausted parents any time between May and October (and even better for those with under-fours who can avoid school holidays), picking which part of the sprawling set-up to stay in is trickier. Look to Porto Sani, tucked away in the lush manicured grounds like a secret hangout. What it lacks in beach frontage it more than makes up for with bobbing-boat views and finger-clicking-quick access to the shops and restaurants of the marina. Following a recent refurb of the hotel – rooms now channel a stripped-back, sun-bleached palette with pale duck-egg blues, abstract seascapes on the walls, and hessian and rattan making an appearance in the sitting rooms. And while that all sounds nerve-rackingly easy for children to trash, this is actually one of the most family-friendly parts of the complex.

Kids go wild for the looping, lagoon-like swimming pools; there is a mass of choice when it comes to rooms (suites, extra bedrooms, interconnecting, with a garden, with a pool); and Annabel Karmel makes a starry appearance on all the menus. The gelateria is a 30-second scoot away, as is a brilliant supermarket for picking up any forgotten essentials – although you’ll find practically everything you need in your room. There is a kind of village vibe here, with children forming little tribes, ordering their own juices from the bar, plotting and planning to go into the kids’ club at the same time. It’s hard to ask for more than that.

Insider Tip: Do pre-book dinner reservations before you even get on the plane. It sounds nuts, but if you want that sunset slot at gorgeous sushi restaurant Katsu or at the pretty taverna Ouzerie in Sani Club, you need to be on the ball.

Price: Doubles from about £295

One&Only Portonovi

Portonovi, Montenegro

Mountains, pine forests and preserved medieval villages ring the sumptuous, fjord-like Bay of Kotor. More recently, slick superyacht marinas have been popping up along the shore. The latest is Portonovi Village, home to the first European outpost of the glossy One&Only marque that is more often seen on the beaches of Mauritius and the Maldives . It has pulled out all the stops here. Children start the day devouring doughnuts at breakfast before joining the melée at KidsOnly, a club for treasure hunts and telescope making, science labs, and stick-raft building.

Parents lurk by the pool in Chanel beachwear, ordering Veuve Clicquot by 11am. The most health-conscious focus on recalibration in the heavyweight Chenot Espace, which offers medical-grade diagnostics and transformative treatments from wellness pioneer Henri Chenot. While the Chenot diet is legendary, and effective, it would be a shame to miss out on all the other sensational food (and perhaps foolish to attempt a detox on a family holiday). Sabia turns out the best Italian dishes this side of the Adriatic – don’t skip pizza-making in the kitchen. In summer, the kids’ club is open for movie nights on request, meaning parents can slip off to sushi suppers at the Tapasake Club. It’s not often that indulgence can be this family-friendly.

Price Doubles from about £315

Sicily, Italy

An evergreen beachside hangout, this hotel in Sicily was a labour of love for Rocco Forte and his sister Olga Polizzi when it opened more than a decade ago on the south-west coast. The huge estate between the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento and the fishing village of Sciacca remains as slick as ever. Its architecture, a pared-back, modernist affair, has stood the test of time, the whitewashed buildings sitting strong in the rugged landscape dotted with olive groves and fragrant citrus trees. New this summer are 20 Hollywood Hills-style villas with private pools, and while they might look terribly grown-up, with earthy tones of terracotta and ochre and handcrafted ceramics, they come kitted out with night lights, safety plugs, baby baths and other crucial paraphernalia. The whole place is subtly but deftly geared towards the smaller members of the family.

Fussy eaters won’t have anything to complain about, feasting on spaghetti al pomodoro on colourful, unsmashable plates at Liolà trattoria. Food miles are minimal – the fish at all four restaurants is fresh from the sea. Extra energy is burnt off in the sports clubs where professionals train in everything from football to windsurfing, on the tennis courts, dive-bombing into the indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and cycling around the 230-hectare grounds, which are flat enough to navigate with a buggy. The kids’ club is full of singing-and-dancing Sicilian Mary Poppins organising fun and games. Toddlers can take naps in a cool sleep room while parents have theirs under the parasols on the sandy beach or on a treatment bed in the state-of-the-art spa. Smart, easy to get to and high-octane, this may be where Diane von Furstenberg, Leonardo DiCaprio and Bradley Cooper come to attend Google Camp, but it’s also a laidback refuge for those looking for some vitamin D-fuelled downtime and to feel the sea breeze on the whole family’s skin.

Insider Tip: Carve out at least a few wellness-focused hours – the spa is quietly up there with the very best in Italy . Alongside serious results-driven programmes Rocco’s daughter Irene Forte has created a menu of facials using her own natural skincare line made with olive oil, nuts and herbs grown on Verdura’s farm.

Price: Doubles from about £385

Andronis Arcadia

Santorini, Greece

Much of the whitewashed hotels on Santorini are confined to honeymoon-worthy adult-only stays, which is why Andronis Arcadia – one of five Andronis properties on the island – is a real find for families. There's no scrimping regarding swoon-worthy good looks – suites here retain the island's authenticity, with bright-white-meets-earthy-neutral interiors composed as if they've been carved out of the rock itself. With only suites and villas, there's room for the whole crew – the largest villa sleeps up to 12. All open out onto private infinity pools. There are three more sweeping pools on the property (including one for kids) to choose from, each cascading down the caldera and offering a unique perspective. Activities for tinies are in keeping with the hotel's nature-loving ethos – yoga, family cooking classes and a kid's club with a considered focus on holistic learning. Dining options include the Pacman Sunset Restaurant, where the sushi menu is a standout, and the Beef Bar, which, as the name suggests, specialises in carnivorous street food, plus a decent selection of vegetarian options. The staff here are what really brings the magic to life, though. Ever accommodating, especially to our son, knowledgeable and passionate about making your stay peaceful and personal. Tanya Fernandes

Saint-Tropez, France

The hedonistic charms in this part of France are particularly famous, and this glorious Saint Tropez hotel offers the perfect invitation to flop beneath olive trees amid the soothing peace of a 30-acre estate away from the main event. The fairy-tale château, the latest Mediterranean opening from the group behind Le Grand Contrôle in Versailles, is all turrets and cupolas with a sun-blazed ochre façade.

The suites spoil with sea or pool views, Ralph Lauren homewares and citrus products from Parisian perfumer Blaise Mautin. Creative dining panders to every tantrum and tiredness level: Italian in the Carrara bistro, real McCoy Provençal at the Thirties L’Auberge des Maures (which moved here from downtown St Tropez last year) or pan-Asian at Nobu-partnered Matsuhisa (kudos for the DJ and itinerant magician). Seafood and cocktails with lavender, thyme and other local herbs seduce guests in the superlative beach club on A-lister Plage de Pampelonne. But where are all les enfants? Having a ball at the kids’ club extraordinaire, a palatial villa with activity rooms (Lego kingdom, arcade games, art studio, pottery workshop, cinema, you name it), trampolines, tennis courts, a treehouse, pirate-ship playground and smart outdoor pool.

Price: Doubles from about £361

Tuscany, Italy

“There will be wolves,” was all the incentive needed to stir enthusiasm in my perma-wired boys, aged 10 and 13, for a few nights at Oasyhotel, a new collection of sixteen Scandinavian-inspired wooden lodges perched 3,600 feet up a mountain in the Tuscan Apennines. As we sat around a campfire on our first evening, mesmerised by the crystal-clear sky, the wolves felt tantalisingly close, even if seeing these elusive animals in daylight is rare. Wolves spotted: zero, but the deep nature immersion had a magnetic pull regardless. The entire site is a World Wide Fund for Nature reserve, with regenerative principles at its core, so wildlife, including deer, wild boar and foxes, roams free. But the real magic was the thrill of whizzing up and down mountain trails at speed: we were kitted out with electric bikes on arrival.

This former hunting estate is set in more than 2,470 acres of wild-flower meadows and beech and pine forests. We visited in deepest autumn, but in the summer a lake offers swimming, paddleboarding and kayaking. For grateful parents, there is yoga and an on-site spa offering transportative massages. And for kids, the young and utterly charming staff brought a relaxed and fun energy, even during the swanky dinners in Le Felci, one of two restaurants. The ecological ethos extends to the food: 70 per cent of the produce used at the hotel comes from the mountain, so breakfast included the estate’s own organic yoghurts, cheeses, jams and juices, while dinners were mostly rich, hearty and meaty Tuscan dishes of pork, rabbit and beef. The younger and pickier guests among us were plied with fantastic burgers, cotoletta cutlets and fries on repeat. Less popular with my snowflakes was a morning spent making caciotta cheese in the dairy (my idea of heaven), but feeding the farm’s Limousin cattle next door distracted them. It’s hard to imagine cows having this transfixing effect at home, but on the mountain, nature wove its magic. Clare Coulson

Price: Doubles from £370

Praia do Canal

Aljezur, Portugal

You’ll find Praia do Canal where the drama of the Atlantic pounds limestone cliffs and surfers dot the waves. This is Portugal’s wild west coast , and the resort sits just inland on its own 500 acres, in a protected spot with scope for exploring. Praia do Canal’s particular beauty lies in its privileged sense of space. There are paths to follow through the forest; bicycles to ride down bumpy tracks to a pebbled beach; and expanses of verdant lawns beyond the seemingly never-ending infinity pool.

The subtle kasbah aesthetic that pervades the airy, modern and somewhat minimalist rooms is a nod to the Algarve’s Moorish heritage. Two-bedroom family suites lead to lawns inset with private pools so parents can keep a close eye on splashing children. Regional dishes such as codfish and chickpea purée and veal with sweet-potato chips blend vague familiarity with new tastes for young palates (or there’s always wood-fired pizzas), while local products are to the fore for parents: cheeses from Odemira, Serpa and Evora; the black pork of Barrancos and Estremoz; fish from the sea at the end of the gardens.

Cocktails made with fruit from a strawberry tree at the Medronho Bar and an Elemis-stocked spa with glass walls that appear to melt into the leafy landscape complete the parent-pleasing picture. All together, this is one of the best family hotels in Portugal .

Price: Doubles from about £155

Kimpton Aysla Mallorca

Mallorca, Spain

One of Aysla’s key attractions isn’t mentioned on the website or by the concierge. Each morning, on the golf driving range adjoining the Mallorca hotel , a teenager trundles a buggy up and down, arms outstretched to scoop up golf balls. The Pac-Man-esque diligence becomes a daily fixture for me and my son, watching from the balcony sunbeds. “Yes,” we agree, “that would be an excellent job to have.” We’re on the southern side of Mallorca here, but not directly on the coast; instead tucked away on a residential hillside enclave beloved of local families, with the busy sands of Santa Ponsa just five minutes’ drive away. Aysla is American group Kimpton’s debut opening in Spain , and the branding is subtle: designed by Mallorcan architect Guillermo Reynés, both the main hub (in the former hacienda-style golf club) and the clean-cut, modernist bedroom wing act as showcases for the island’s artisans.

Hammock chairs and bulbous ceramics here, geometric tiles and woven lampshades there, and a curiously feminine installation with layers of silk like an oyster shell sitting above the check-in desk. Outside, little paths wind past pomegranate and olive trees, punctuated by wicker seats and benches so that, at night, the garden resembles a fairy grotto. You can venture out on the hotel’s e-bikes to experience the cheap thrills of Santa Ponsa and the smart marina at Puerto Portals, where there’s a quieter beach, but mainly this is a place to lie back and let the island do its thing. Aysla opened last autumn, and this season will bring T-shirt-painting and ceramics sessions, along with a Mediterranean grill, though the Asian restaurant is great for sushi-curious teens (there are seats at the counter where we watch chefs slice tuna and stir-fry bibimbap). We’ve never been to a small hotel with so many pools – two outside and one inside – which we hop between like Burt Lancaster in The Swimmer, playing skimball and reading books in our cabana. Surprisingly for Mallorca , the island where modern tourism was invented, there are few other resorts open year-round, making this a no-brainer for quick-fix, out-of-season holidays. Rick Jordan

Price: Doubles from £250

Elix, part of Mar-Bella Collection

Igoumenitsa, Greece

You should choose to arrive at Elix by private boat transfer from Corfu . Even the surliest adolescent will be exhilarated by the Mediterranean breeze, the coves and caves and secluded beaches. Like a hidden Bond villain’s lair, the hotel, opened in 2021, emerges from the pine-covered hillside, with a funicular running down to the cream-coloured sands of Karavostasi beach. In another life, this was a favourite hangout of German campervanners. Today it’s one of the best beach hotels in Europe , home to inviting sunbeds and a slick beach restaurant and bar, Azure.

Helping to cut down the list of what to pack when travelling with a baby , the hotel provides strollers and baby monitors, plus has a well-stocked shop and heated and shaded children’s pool. The hotel draws on its surroundings, with complimentary sailing tasters and snorkelling around underwater meadows, hiking, yoga and mountain biking on land. A London creative events company organises everything from star gazing to Greek mythology games for children come summer. Choose from nine family-room options, some with panoramic private pools or two storeys – all of them, like the rest of the hotel, comfortable but super smart; beachy but beautifully pared back. Becky Lucas

Ikos Andalusia

Málaga, Spain

As you cycle along the boardwalk that leads to Estepona, it’s fun to peek over walls at the other hotels and villas – a Malibu-like jumble of architectural styles that track Marbella ’s evolution. Ikos arrived in 2021 with a fresh approach and an aquatic symmetry – buildings are set either side of four main swimming pools, leading down to the beach – that would have the designers of the Alhambra tipping their hat. Dolphin inflatables and pool-side rosé appear throughout the day, the day’s newsletter perused – aqua aerobics at 9am, perhaps, with football for teens before lunch.

This is the brand’s first hotel outside Greece, but it’s the smartest, an Ibizan-style chiringuito writ large in white walls, rattan and straw lampshades. Ikos’s great idea was to redefine the all-inclusive concept for those who’d never normally consider it. Room service and bottles of Taittinger are covered, as is a round of golf if desired, and there’s an urban buzz to the many restaurants, mostly devised by Michelin-grade chefs (try the Spanish and Greek first), and bars (cocktails by Shoreditch-based Marian Beke). What’s more, guests are encouraged to connect with the region. A day’s Mini Cooper rental is thrown in and the all-inclusive perks are extended to local restaurants, meaning you never feel hemmed in. The only downside is the Melissa Odabash kaftans in the pool shop are not included.

Price: Garden view room (sleeps 4), from £1,082 per night all inclusive. Minimum 5 night stay.

Anassa is supremely beautiful. A glossy supermodel of an estate and one of the best hotels in Cyprus , it cascades down the Paphos hillside like flowing golden Champagne, a mirage of effortlessly chic, traditional white buildings with blue shutters and terracotta roofs, manicured gardens and gently swaying trees, infinity pools, lush lawns and cappuccino-shade sands. But your kid doesn’t care about any of that. What they do care about is the daily breakfast and supper banquets, where tribes of children dart excitedly between buffet tables, wondering how long they have to wait before they can hit the spectacular spread of kids’ puddings (so good the adults go in for its ice cream with all the toppings too). They care about the toys magicked up on the beach, the zoo trips, pottery lessons and baking at the excellent kids’ club open to babies from just four months, or the self-captained boat trips they can paddle off on (along with their adults), out into the serene, memory-forming Mediterranean blue.

Parents, meanwhile, are passionate about the hotel’s suitcase-saving Baby Go Lightly service, which ensures all holiday-changing essentials, from baby wipes to buggies, are on-hand upon arrival, the early restaurant sittings, evening kids’ activities and babysitting options. It’s no wonder so many families return year after year to this now decades’-old dream of a destination, until one generation slides into another. By Becky Lucas

Price: Rooms from about £450

Corfu, Greece

If you tremble at the thought of battling families at a heaving resort of buffets and evening cabaret, this private Greek Island villa experience has all the perks of a hotel with none of the crowds. Nestled in the quiet hillside of North East Corfu ’s undiscovered San Stefano region, the Villa Ines boasts a stunning infinity pool overlooking the Ionian Sea. A short and windy drive down the mountain lands you in a charming fishing village, where cafes serve up plates of fresh seafood and homemade delicacies while the waves lap at your feet.

The villa itself features five modern bedrooms, seven bathrooms and an outhouse – perfect for grandparents – and is ideal for families with older children who don’t need to be watched around the pool, or teenagers looking for the perfect Instagram shot. A chef is on hand to provide breakfast and a main meal from an impressive menu designed for you each day, leaving you and the crew to truly unwind and spend quality time together.

Insider tip: The villa is remote, so for anyone with itchy feet – a rental car to take you to nearby villages and hiking trails is essential.

Prices: From £8,750 per week including a private chef and a cleaning service

Limassol, Cyprus

If you’re the sort of parent who likes to be reminded that you’re still cool, you’ve probably had one beady eye on this hotel opening. Nobu Matsuhisa chose its designers – New York’s Rockwell Group, along with SB Architects and WA Interiors – as one of his conditions before agreeing to open his restaurant, Matsuhisa Limassol, here.

Everything is contemporary and subtly masculine. However, the stylish aesthetic doesn’t render the place child-repellent. The hotel is shrewdly divided into two wings. One is adults-only with a spa. The other, open to families, has a cosy crèche and shiny, well-stocked kids’ club. There are separate infinity-pool areas for grown-ups and children, while baby bathtubs and bottle warmers can be borrowed free of charge. Excellent babysitters can also be arranged should you wish to reclaim your evenings. Amara has two big-gun restaurants: Michelin- grade Ristorante Locatelli, with possibly the best beach views in all of Cyprus, and Nobu’s ultra-cool Japanese-Peruvian outpost. Believe it or not, children are made to feel extremely welcome at both, no matter how much food they may be splattering, with the friendly team happy to cater to any whims. By Becky Lucas

Price: Doubles from about £251

Six Senses Ibiza

The understated, haute-bohemian Six Senses was the most significant Ibiza hotel opening of last year, and it raises the game for the entire Balearics with its legions of staff, immaculate interiors and impossibly cerulean views. Set in the far north, it is not just physically removed from the action, but feels a world away from the posadas that pump out poolside techno. Merging with lush gardens bursting with pomegranate, pomelo and quince trees, the family-friendly junior suites (which can fit up to two children) are prepped with bespoke mid-century-modern furniture to please the adults and a fenced terrace that will contain crawling babies.

While grown-ups are enjoying the contemporary Middle Eastern cooking at the open-air HaSalon or sushi at BondSt, the kids’ club offers the earthy activities one might expect from Six Senses, such as yoga and art made from recycled food, while older children can join apothecary classes where fragrant lotions are mixed from their home-grown herbs, or have a junior reflexology treatment in the spa. Hotel cars are available for safe passage to that first trip to Pacha. No, you are not invited. Just cross your fingers and hold on till dawn.

Price: Doubles from about £300

Ostergotland, Sweden

Ulrika Krynitz and Håkan Strotz have been running a farm here at Odeshög since 1993 and their extraordinary hideaway, three hours east of Gothenburg , is bound up in their love of the environment. Meaning ‘inspired by nature’, the eco -lodge takes you right to the heart of it, with 10 fairy-tale treehouses and turf-roofed wooden huts buried deep in the forest. The handbuilt cabins are cosy and – most importantly – have no electricity. The idea is to embrace a stripped-back existence in all its simplicity: if it’s dark, light a candle; if it’s cold, start the fire. That simplicity is a guiding factor, with composting loos, resident chickens and a complete lack of screens, but that’s not to say this spot isn’t special or delightful. It has all the best elements of nature right here: clear water to swim in, a marked trail lined with wild strawberries, the sound of birds to wake you up. For city dwellers needing a biophilic lift, this is it.

The main clubhouse, where breakfast is served, is a two-minute walk past horse paddocks and sheep pastures. Beyond, Lake Visjö glitters in the early-morning light, waiting to be explored with canoes and paddleboards. The sauna is ready, piping hot, on your return. Vegetarian food is included on a cook-it-yourself basis, much of it grown in the nearby vegetable patch by Krynitz and her gang; local meat, beers and wine are also available. In the evening, a medley of adults stir pots over crackling fires and share cooking tips in the semi-open kitchen barn while children tumble in hammocks and make new friends. Occasional activities might involve Strotz gathering the kids to pick wild cherries or collect eggs, but overall everyone’s free to roam and enjoy the Scandinavian landscape in a relaxed and thoughtful way. It’s a true rewilding experience.

Insider Tip: Swedish midges can be fierce and ticks are prevalent in this part of the country, so pack insect repellent and long-sleeved T-shirts.

Price: Cabins for a family of four from about £232 per night, full board (minimum two nights)

Stari Grad, Croatia

One of last year’s most interesting but under-the-radar openings in the Med is this hideout on the rocky coastline of Hvar . Not one of Dubrovnik ’s grandes dames, or the more barefoot lo-fi hotels that dot the islands, but something in between. The positioning is high end, high level, high expectations, but with a 21st-century spin and sustainability at the forefront. From a distance, the low-rise wood-clad buildings are barely distinguishable from the earthy green of the Aleppo pine and olive trees – natural building materials were integral to architect Tomislav Alujević’s design. Inside, everything is open and minimal: sheer linen curtains divide the lobby and library, and a huge slab of Brać stone makes up the reception desk. Interiors don’t distract from the sea outside; the hypnotically blue swipe of Adriatic is glimpsed through every window. It’s this water you will be drawn to for snorkelling, kayaking and exploring the many swimming spots.

For those happier on dry land, the kids’ club hosts cooking classes and climbing-wall sessions, plus farm tours and tree planting. During the day, everyone pads around in their swimsuits, wandering up from sunbathing decks or the saltwater pool for a long lunch. Local ingredients are given an Asian edge; if the menu begins to feel a little limited after a few days, stroll to town for a hearty supper. There are cycling and trekking routes through lavender fields, as well as wine and olive-oil tastings at nearby producers, but if you’d rather stay horizontal the spa treatments incorporating sound healing and reiki are very good. Come nightfall, the vibe turns sultry; cocktails served in golden glasses, dinner by candlelight. If you’re staying in one of the villas, definitely book the babysitter and room service for the children.

Insider tip: Try guided meditation for the whole family in the organic garden to the soothing soundtrack of cicadas and rolling waves.

Price: Doubles from about £365

The Unbound

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

This is where the cool Dutch crew pop to for a countryside blast, but amazingly it’s only a 30-minute cycle ride from the capital’s central Grachtengordel neighbourhood. Another world appears at the outskirts of Amsterdam -West as the landscape changes from canals, bikes and medieval architecture to green polders, ever-changing widescreen skies and fresh breezes blowing in off the North Sea. At The Unbound young families rent a cabin for the weekend to unwind. Children quickly clamber straight to the natural playground and forget that thing called the iPad ever existed while their parents sink glasses of wine on the sunny deck or nip between the barrel sauna and the dip bath overlooking the pond. Don’t come expecting the pizzazz of Soho Farmhouse – things are pretty relaxed but incredibly comfortable.

The forward-thinking, architect-designed free-standing cabins, made from sustainable European wood, sit on stilts and are linked by boardwalks. Interiors are stylishly pulled together by Studio Pistache, with a vintage Ligne Roset Togo sofa, exclusively designed fabrics and merino-wool blankets. The family-friendly lodges include The Lighthouse, which has its own hot tub, The Barn, modelled on traditional farm buildings, and The Wikkel, partially constructed from cardboard. There is cabin service, which means it’s possible to order in for breakfast, lunch and supper, or pootle to The Daily shop, fully stocked with wine and food, for supplies to bake your own margheritas in the outdoor pizza ovens. But the hub of the place is The Unbound restaurant. Devised by Swiss chef Ralph Schelling, who has worked for big names such as Ferran Adrià and Heston Blumenthal, dishes are inspired by the produce from the organic vegetable fields. Yet there’s no need to dress for dinner. Kick back, relax and no one will bat an eyelid at muddy wellies under the table.

Insider tip: Visit the neighbouring farm, Fruittuin van West, where the bounty of fruit takes pick-your-own to the next level.

Price: Cabins for a family of four from about £225 per night

Les Hortensias Du Lac

Landes, France

Life is sweet on the shores of Lake Hossegor, a few hundred yards from the rollers that draw surfers from around the world to this south-west corner. Both rugged and cool, the Landes region is usurping the nearby Basque Country in the hearts of Parisians. They come here with their children for August holidays to sidestep the chi-chi hotspots of Ile de Ré and Juan-les-Pins, to roam the countryside and have space to plant their parasols on the beach. This classic hotel, tucked into the pines, was taken over and transformed by the Domaines de Fontenille group: after a top-to-toe renovation it now looks like a kind of mid-century-modern Hamptons surf lodge. The restaurant with its bulb-string-lit terrace serves up a sunny menu of pan-fried squid, mussels and hay-roasted chicken.

Bedrooms are light and bright, and downstairs whisky decanters and loose-covered sofas have made way for jute rugs on polished-concrete floors, decorative surfboards stacked in a corner, cane benches and velvet footstools. It feels smart, but also somewhere for wet footprints coming in from the pool or sandy toes from the beach. And the real focus is the sea. The surf clubs that run along La Côte d’Argent offer lessons to everyone from first-timers to near-pros, and there are all sorts of surf competitions and festivals to watch, as well as paddle-boarding on the lake and yoga back at the hotel. A fresh way to tap into the salty-haired vibe of the area, but without the villa hassle of having to cook supper or make the beds.

Insider tip: The hotel rents out electric bikes that are great fun to take on the 25-mile cycle track that runs up to Seignosse, and back round via Capbreton – a top spot to grab a café au lait or fresh juice.

Price: Doubles from about £234

Les Maisons de Campagne

Ile-de-France, France The fairy-tale Château de Villiers-le-Mahieu looks on first appearance like any other obscenely romantic, 17th-century French country house: clipped yew trees, a glassy moat and a portico with pretty turrets peeking out. But inside, the atmosphere is more hip house party with pops of kitsch; industrial-look lighting and wild wallpapers lend style. Here, paying upfront and not sweating the small stuff is done the slick way, designed to appeal to Parisian families for whom it’s just an hour’s journey. Previous creator Guillaume Multrier has form with this variety of fun-luxe, opening the first Folie Douce après-ski hotel in 2019 in Chamonix, where acrobats twirl on rings in the lobby. Though it’s not quite so ‘extra’ here, trampolines on the lawn demonstrate that a similar sense of merry-making pervades. But the focus is on unfussy pleasures: rowing on the moat and borrowing bicycles to explore nearby towns. At the pool, baskets of armbands are one of many thoughtful touches that act as analgesics on stressed parents. Food is of course a self-serve affair, but very nicely done with colourful salads, rich dauphinoise, and dorada sizzled on the barbecue out back. Then, as the shadows lengthen, grown-ups retreat to the pétanque pitch. Everything is chilled, and life is sweet. Insider tip: Babysitting services are available

Price: Doubles from about £277

Bonnelles, France

French country hotels have traditionally tended to be stand-on-ceremony château-grand or heavily upholstered floral-chintz classics. Not places, really, for those prone to tantrums. Which is why this laid-back spot – a cluster of reimagined old barns, like a stripped-back Soho Farmhouse or countrified Hoxton, on the 200-hectare Le Haras de La Cense equestrian estate 40 minutes outside Paris – was such an exciting opening. It seems the boho Marais folk agree: on weekends it’s packed out with couples in matching Ray-Bans soaking in the Nordic baths and Carven-clad parents with artful tattoos chasing toddlers around the lobby. Franco-American owner William Kriegel teamed up with two clever collaborators to make Le Barn’s studied ease so on point: Edouard Daehn of the Marugal hotel group (Cap Rocat, Mallorca ; Gecko, Formentera) and Paris design agency Be-Pôles, which had a hand in The NoMad hotels in New York and LA , and the French Riviera hotel Les Roches Rouges. Rooms have a Shakerist, functional minimalist design: Barbour-fabric curtains, enamel mugs and plates, retro camping chairs. Activities are an all-get-stuck-in affair: bikes with child seats already installed are propped outside the front door, guarded by hotel dog Clark. There’s a rowing boat on the little lake, mini orange life jackets flung over the bench next to it, plus a pirate-and-princess-filled dressing-up box and plenty of paths for rambles through the surrounding forest. Saturdays see more planned events, from mural workshops to archery trials. Naturally, horses are a big part of the action: the smallest riders (from age three) bob along on mini Shetland ponies, and graceful shire horses take the whole gang out for a carriage ride before supper at La Serre greenhouse restaurant. This is the rural good life, with a hefty dose of nonchalant Parisian cool.

Insider Tip: Babysitting can be arranged, but no one bats an eyelid at kids doing sticker books under the table past 10pm.

Price Doubles from about £175

Santa Marina

Mykonos, Greece

Remember announcing pre-parenthood that having children wouldn’t change your holidays? This could be as close as you’ll ever get to realising that statement, without actually leaving the little ones at home. Looking out from the deck of the bar across the water, the DJ’s house music playing discreetly in the background, it feels like you might just have beaten the system. The hotel sums up Greek chic. A family-run classic hideout, it was treated to a full refurbishment a few years ago by the owner, Christiana Papageorgiou. Out went the traditional taupe and in came coral artwork, bamboo furniture, basket lamps and vintage-style travelling trunks. Unlike the town’s party beaches and narrow streets, it is not short on space. Tiny tantrums are easily hidden; there is room to run around. Vast rattan day beds with hoods are great for lunchtime snoozes under super-size beach towels. Lunch is served as early as you want, and there’s a constant stream of fruit smoothies and ice cream by the pool. Forget bringing the buggy: there is a lift to all levels of the estate, which is cut rather impressively into the rocks. There is also a sleek boat that zips around the island to the beach clubs, so no time is wasted on winding roads in Greek taxis. Not that there is any reason to leave. This is the only private stretch of sand on Mykonos , and it’s all yours. Beach attendants are incredibly friendly and attentive, despite the obligatory dark glasses and swagger, and there is no shortage of sunbeds, front row or otherwise. The sceney Buddha-Bar attracts plenty of private yachters coming ashore, so parents more accustomed to spooning lobster spaghetti into kids’ mouths can still get a small hit of the party vibe.

Insider Tip: If you have pre-school children go in September just after the new term has started. The island itself will still be in full flow but it will be much easier to make reservations at beach-club restaurants.

Price Doubles from about £445

Cabu by the Lakes

Co Cavan, Ireland

It is fair to say that this is one of Ireland ’s undiscovered counties. The lake-strewn swathe of countryside always seemed to be on the way to somewhere else. Not so any more – the recent arrival of Cabü by the Lakes has put its tranquil charms firmly on the map. Surrounded by the bosky beauty of the Killykeen Forest Park and overlooking Lough Oughter, this cluster of hipster hideaways embraces the great outdoors with its riff on the rustic retreat. A two-hour drive from both Dublin and Belfast , this is where you will find clued-up Irish families eager to immerse themselves in nature. Its wooden huts, loft and lake houses are dotted among trees and a wildflower meadow, and interiors tap into the cabin-in-the-woods trope with kilims, woollen blankets and vintage botanical prints. There are fully stocked kitchens, wood-burning stoves and barbecues, but also Netflix- enabled TVs and Wi-Fi for rainy days. Children can run wild in the 100-acre, car-free grounds and there is direct access to the hiking and biking trails of the forest park. The jetty by the lake has boats and fishing rods for hire to explore the waterlogged landscape of islands, lakes and channels that teem with swans, ducks and fish. Given the unpredictability of the weather, The Sitooterie is a clever call – an inside-outside space with twinkling fairy lights, cosy blankets, comfy chairs and a blazing fire to keep chills at bay. The snappily curated Cabü Corner sells coffee and groceries, as well as homeware, gifts and books. Drop into the Cabin Club for an Aperol Spritz or eat every meal there, taking advantage of the all-day menu and Argentine-style night-time grills. There are also hot tubs and saunas, or steal into the woods for Japanese -style forest bathing surrounded by the swaying trees. This is a Swallows and Amazons fantasy but with all the frills.

Insider tip: Rent kayaks and paddle out to the romantic Clough Oughter, a ruined 13th-century castle on a tiny artificial island known as a crannóg in the middle of the lake.

Price: Cabins from about £370 for two nights

Casa la Siesta

Cádiz , Spain

Arriving here with children feels akin to smuggling a toddler into a nightclub: very much not the done thing. The hotel is a grown-up hideaway of stepped lawns and terraces, winding paths and olive and citrus trees sunk into a cleft between dusty hills. Tables for two sit beneath draped vines, and garden nooks are set with day beds for afternoon snoozing. In other words, a retreat where wheeling swifts are the only thing dive-bombing the saltwater pool. For a few weeks a year, however, they elbow out the couples to let families in, with activities that stretch from circus skills and mobile-making to trampolining and pool games, all overseen by a tomboyish childcare whizz and her team. There’s an imaginative children’s menu plus all the pool inflatables, bubbles and glitter they could ever want (and someone else to clear it up). Complimentary babysitters will relieve you of your charges for an hour or two so you can drink wine and read a sentence of your book before dozing off in the shade. These weeks are the brainchild of the hotel’s owners, Lee and Amelia Thornley, who run the design studio Bert & May and, being parents themselves, are well-versed in the challenges of family holidays. The nine-room finca has been deliciously restored in a restrained, rustic style, with tactile plaster walls, antique dressers, stone arches, iron balustrades, and airy rooms with balconies and bathtubs. For larger families there’s the new two-bedroom villa, The Stables, set away from the hotel but with a direct phone line to reception, so room service can be ordered. Or there’s a three-bedroom casita with its own pool and terrace, and – better yet – a yurt for grumpy teens. This is a supremely clever choice for anyone with a phobia of big, all-singing-all-dancing resorts.

Insider tip: Baby monitors reach the courtyard, so you can eat under the stars without having to troop back to the room to check on little ones.

Price: Doubles from about £156

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Enjoy afternoon tea in London

Sample over 300-years of history in the simplicity of homemade scones with whipped cream and jam. This deliciously British treat is best enjoyed in the afternoon, complete with a hot cup of Earl Grey, cucumber sandwiches and a tower of sugary delights.

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You don't need to be a historian to appreciate the significance of Athens. Your love affair with the city might begin with goddess Athena’s Parthenon temple and the ruins of Acropolis, but it’s likely to end in a quaint alleyway getting a glimpse at daily life in this ancient capital. The story of Athens continues to unfold.

Catch a flamenco show in Spain

Discover the soul-stirring emotion of a Flamenco show in Spain. This expressive art-form has an intangible cultural heritage recognised by UNESCO, merging song, dance and musical instruments into a performance that has to be experienced at least once. Finish with dinner of paella or tapas to round off your perfect evening.

View the Northern Lights in Iceland

Mother Nature’s wonders come to life with the Aurora Borealis or ‘Northern Lights’. In the frosty landscapes of Iceland, this light display offers viewers a genuine pinch-me moment as vivid colours dance across the night sky.

Spend a night at the opera in Vienna

Hear the talents of traditional opera with the ghosts of Mozart and Strauss in your presence. Though there are more than few places to catch the opera in Vienna, none can compare to the State Opera House (Staatsoper).

Our top 5 things to do in Europe & Britain

There are endless pinch-me moments to be found across the many countries that make up our Europe travel packages. But where to even begin? Perhaps a Flamenco show in Spain, afternoon tea in London or a Northern Lights viewing in frosty Iceland? Here are some of the highlights of our Europe and Britain trips that you're sure to love. 

Paris, France

The world’s largest gallery and the home of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, the Louvre is without rival in the art world and is a must see when in Paris. Allow an entire day to explore its eight departments, not missing the Egyptian antiquities, Islamic art and various halls of sculptures. End your day with sunset by the Louvre Pyramid.

London, England

The British Museum

With some eight million works within its permanent collection, The British Museum is an illustrious European landmark. Admire objects brought back from the voyages of Captain James Cook and walk in the controversial presence of the Parthenon Marbles.

Florence, Italy

Uffizi Gallery

The Tuscan capital is home to Uffizi Gallery, where the brushworks of art’s true masters can be found. Names like Raffaello, Leonardo, and Michelangelo fill Uffizi’s grand pink walls, whilst internal courtyards leading to the Arno River reveal the building’s architectural brilliance.

Best museums in Europe & Britain

When traveling Europe with Trafalgar, museum hopping is one of the best ways to understand the culture and history of the places you visit. You’ll find yourself critiquing ancient art and staring in awe at some of the world’s most prominent works. Here are some of our favorites.

Paella Valenciana

Saffron, snails, butterbeans and bomba rice are just some of the ingredients you might find in traditional Spanish paella. Despite originating from the coastal town of Valencia, Paella Valenciana is a variety without seafood. You'll love sitting back to enjoy a steaming plate over the sounds of Spanish jazz in a lively alfresco restaurant.

Beef Stroganoff

Now a staple dish in many parts of the world, beef stroganoff is best enjoyed in its birthplace in Russia with a vodka in hand. This simple dish of beef strips sauteed in a sour cream sauce offers a heart-warming taste of this country’s culinary heritage.

Bouillabaisse

The Mediterranean city of Marseille is where a French culinary icon can be found and devoured. The fragrant stew of bouillabaisse, commonly served with crusty white bread, boils up the finest local seafood and seasonal vegetables with the flavors of fennel, saffron and cayenne pepper.

Best food in Europe & Britain

Our trips to Europe gravitate around indulgent local mealtimes. With new cuisines and cooking methodologies found at every turn, this continent is simply delicious. 

What to pack for a tour in Europe

With such a large expanse of space to explore on a European travel tour, on some days, long journeys are unavoidable. The scenery will provide plenty of visual entertainment, while headphones can be used to listen to some local music or enjoy podcasts about European history, culture and politics when you're not enjoying the storytelling from your Travel Director.

A good book

Exploring Europe is best done at a relaxed pace with ample opportunity to absorb your surroundings. Dedicate a few days to sitting in a park or a cafe, alternating between reading and watching the world go by.

Versatile shoes

Within the space of one outing you may experience all kinds of terrain when in Europe. Pack shoes that can see you walking from an elegant restaurant to a cobbled footpath, with a stroll along the soft grass of a park in between.

A blank journal

With the wealth of inspiration tucked into every corner of Europe, you may find yourself compelled to write down notes or memories. At the very least to share recommendations with friends when you return home.

All climate clothing

No matter the time of year you travel, Europe can deliver a myriad of temperatures. From frosty cities of Scandinavia to the temperate hills of Portugal, layered clothing best suits the varying micro-climates across this continent.

Pack for sustainable travel

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and refillable toiletry bottles.

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It's very likely to run out of reasons behind the surge in people preferring family holidays in Europe . The most obvious reason is that with such diverse countries located closely together, this continent is also blessed with natural wonders such as the Alps and plenty of beautiful beaches for a splendid Europe tour packages for family . Europe's got places where temperature drops to sub-zero, as well as, coastal cities where temperatures soar. The culture of its countries vary with their geographical location. As you move from the West towards Eastern European countries like Turkey, the cultural diversity is incredible! Book your Europe family holiday packages to some of the biggest international cities in Europe include London, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, Venice, Geneva, Istanbul, Brussels, Paris, Prague, Berlin, Manchester, etc.

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With Pickyourtrail's Europe tour packages for family , you can be rest assured that your family vacation is going to be the most affordable european tours for families filled with fun, exploration, exciting and organised. Having chosen Europe, we'll make sure there's something for every family interest. If your interest lies in walking through the path of history, then Athens, London, Versailles, Madrid, Rome and Vatican City will open a whole new Pandora box of history for you to explore. Right from the 5th century BC Greek monuments of Acropolis and Parthenon, to the 16th century home of the Pope and Royal Palace of Madrid - ancient history is splashed across the continent in the form of baroque architecture and buildings like the bridges in Prague, etc.

If your thirst for history has still not been quenched, a visit to the Louvre museum in Paris should do it - wooing you with some of the greatest artwork like Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. Next up is exploring the beautiful Alps. Stretching across Switzerland, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Monaco and Slovenia, this mighty range of mountains offer exceptional landscapes and scenery to gaze at. A stay in one of Alpine villages on the slope of this snowy Alps will leave you spellbound - waking up to breathtaking views, skiing down the slopes, exploring the local cuisines of the mountain villages and warming up to the indoor fire amid the cold winds - are something your family would enjoy! If you're looking to enjoy the coastal paradises and have family fun in water - then the beaches of Santorini and Mykonos in Greece, French Riviera in France, Ibiza in Spain are some of the must-visit beaches to have a great time with family and kids. Also, don't forget to visit Disneyland in Paris. We've got more covered in our Europe family packages .

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Just the word Paris invokes an immense feeling of romance that you will not find anywhere else. Yes, Paris and romance go well together and it is something that we can all agree upon. But the city is also a lot more than just romance. We have ensured that you get a mix of all these in our Europe family holidays . Start with the world’s largest art museum of Louvre. Always abuzz with people, the museum is a fascinating place that overflows with history. There is a whole selection of things to do in Paris and exploring Louvre is one of the topmost. And, when are you at the Louvre, you have got to see the Mona Lisa. Soak in the glamour and the grit of Eiffel Tower and click a dozen pictures to make your friends jealous. Take a tour of the magnificent Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris. Go on a cruise across the Seine River. Escape to the artists’ town of Montmartre. And, unwind by the Luxembourg Gardens. It’s Paris o’clock.

Best time to visit Paris: March - November

Prague is the crown jewel of Europe. Its history goes back to ages and there is an old-world charm to it that is not prevalent in any other city. And, more often than not people overlook Prague and settle down for other stalwart destinations. But give Prague a try and you will surely fall in love with the city of cobblestoned streets on your Europe tour packages for family . Walk across one of the most attractive bridges of Karluv Most. Though overcrowded at times, the bridge is a must visit. More inclined to places that thrive with activity? Then take a visit to the Old Town Square. It is a great place to people watch and the air around is also filled with the essence of Prague. Listen to the chimes of the Astronomical Clock. Go on a family outing to the Prague Zoo. And do chug in some beers. They are cheaper in Prague.

Best time to visit Prague: April - October

‘Oh Rome! We have come to roam’. Yes, we know that’s a bad pun. But, Rome is nothing like that. It’s where art and architecture fuse together to create something magical. Look around and you will find masterpieces everywhere. Yes, also good restaurants. Because Rome has some of the best places to eat in Europe. From pizzas to piazzas, the priceless treasures in Rome will keep you occupied forever on your Europe  tour packages . Tour the iconic structure of Colosseum and listen to the stories of the past. Get acquainted with the impressive work of art on display at St. Peter’s Basilica. Pay tribute to the Roman God Oceanus at the lavish Trevi Fountain. Catch a glimpse of the ancient relics at the Roman forum. Be amazed by the intricately designed ceiling at Sistine Chapel. Stare at the views of the city from atop the Palatine Hill. Trace your way through the labyrinth of medieval houses in the neighbourhood of Centro Storico. And do stop by the Pantheon.

Best time to visit Rome: March - June & September - November

How many times have you ever felt that a name perfectly suits a destination? Very rarely, I guess. But we have this sense of satisfaction every time we say Florence aloud. Because the name best reflects everything about the city. There is elegance, renaissance, and extraordinary art. As the red-roofed city slowly unfurls, there is also a sense of belonging. What else does Florence have? Start with a visit to the iconic Uffizi Gallery. Regardless of you being an art enthusiast or not, Uffizi Gallery is a place you shouldn’t miss out on your Europe tour packages for family . Climb the 276 stairs of the Duomo for the breathtaking views of the city. If this doesn’t satiate you, then get to the top of Villa Bardini. It’s where you can stretch your legs while soaking in the views. For the best cultural indulgence, get to the Piazza Della Signoria or the Piazzale Michelangelo. Also, most importantly rent a bicycle and navigate the narrow streets of Florence.

Best time to visit Florence: April - May & September - October

USA residents love Santorini. Our vacations in Europe come to life after a visit to this gorgeous island. The snowy-white cycladic houses decorating the island is a tourist magnet. Take out your phones and go through your Instagram. You will be bombarded with the scintillating imageries of these. What’s beyond that you ask? Go history-hopping to the archaeological site of Akrotiri. The landmark site is a great place to learn about the history of Greece. Munch on the seafood by the Amoudi Bay and for every bite you take, gaze at the unparalleled views. Follow the Fira-Oia hiking trail. Rated as one of the best trails by the travellers, the hike along Fira-Oia is bound to give you gorgeous views. Go on a winery tour at one of the many wineries spread across Santorini. Santo Wines winery is a great place to go on your Europe family packages . For tidbits on history, head to the Museum of the Prehistoric Thera. Finish the day by raising a toast to a wonderful sunset by the Santorini lighthouse.

Best time to visit Santorini: April - May & September - October

With so many things to experience, holidays in Europe are celebrated larger than life itself. Be it the culture or the history or the architectural extravaganza, Europe excels just about perfectly. If you are thinking about getting away to this land of wonder, browse through our extensive list of Europe tour packages for family from USA and fly away. A whole new world is waiting on the other side!

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Planning a family vacation can be very hectic - with each member having their own interests and preferences. Furthermore, if you're looking at Europe that has so many things to do and see, don't even bother planning. Leave the planning (and everything else) to us. Here is where Pickyourtrail comes in to your rescue. Unlike other packaged tours, Pickyourtrail creates personalised itineraries where in, your interests, likes/dislikes, convenience and preferences are all taken into consideration while creating your perfect Europe tour packages for family from USA . What makes us stand apart is that our itineraries are absolutely customisable. If you're having second thoughts on the dates or the duration or the destinations, you could change the itinerary yourself and we'll work around it to give you the best Europe family holiday package to Europe ever. So get in touch with us about your interests and we will craft affordable European tours for families!

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How do you plan a family vacation to Europe on a Budget?

The following things can be best done to save on your trip to Europe:

• Do not book round trips, book one-way trips
• Try travelling during the off season
• Before buying anything anywhere, always compare prices
• Don't spend on expensive mobile data plans, because free Wi-fi
• Book family rooms rather than multiple rooms
• Save money by travelling through rail in Europe
• Choose to eat food that is seasonal
• Try to walk everywhere. This will save you money, and help you explore cities better

Which are some good places to take your family to, on a vacation in Europe?

Some of the best places to visit on a family holiday package to Europe include:

What do I need to know before travelling to Europe?

Make sure you check off every point below, before you leave for your trip to Europe:

• You should have a valid passport
• Pack extra bags to make room for shopping
• Apps like Google Maps and Translator will help get around
• Make all your reservations in advance
• Avoid ATM fees
• Carry European adapters, or converters as the socket points are different there
• Choose smart phone plans to have connectivity throughout your trip, and don't overpay

How many days should you spend in Europe?

The exact duration of your trip will depend upon the places you want to visit within Europe and the activities you want to participate in. Here is a general rule of thumb on how many days to set aside for various places within Europe:

• Large cities like Amsterdam, London, etc. require at least 3-4 days
• Medium-sized Cities like Budapest and Prague will require at least 3 days
• Small cities like Dublin will require at least 2 days

When should I go to Europe?

You can decide the time that best suits you on the following basis:

• The peak season is between June and August
• Shoulder Season is between April and May. The next cycle is between September and October
• Off Season is between November and March (unless you are planning on visiting ski destinations or Christmas destinations, as these are very busy during the winter months)

If you are planning a budget holiday to Europe, then you should consider travelling during the off-season. This way you can make use of off-season deals and avoid the crowds.

What should I bring on a trip to Europe?

Here is a basic list of essentials you should pack on your trip to Europe

• Pack an adapter for your electronics
• Season-specific clothes
• Toiletries like travel-size shampoos, conditioners and shower gels
• Motion sickness pills
• Medication for digestive issues and fever
• Sturdy but comfortable footwear

How do I start planning a trip to Europe?

You can do all of these things, so you can spend less time worrying about arrangements, and ensure that they are all taken care of:

• Make a detailed travel plan
• Choose all your destinations
• Create a realistic budget
• Keep all the required documents in place
• Plan your accomodation in advance
• Consider purchasing travel insurance
• Make advance flight bookings

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Moreover, our Europe tour packages for family have been designed comprising all the world-class facilities, including hotel accommodations, authentic cuisines, and transfers to offer a hassle-free and memorable journey. To travel throughout the continent, tourists can choose from transport modes like Eurail, planes, buses, and trains. Families can hit the slopes of the Alps, attend opera concerts in Vienna, go on a vineyard tour in Italy, take river cruises in London or Paris, or soak up the sun on a beach in Spain by booking our value-for-money family tour packages for Europe .

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European countries attract travelers in various seasons, owing to their geographical diversity. For those looking for the best time to visit Italy can visit it from April to June and mid-September to October. Switzerland can be visited at any time of the year. Paris has the best tourist season from April to June and September to December. The best time to visit London is throughout the year, except from November to February. Greece can be visited from April to October. Depending upon the nature of visit, Europe can be visited in any season of the year. To get on an excursion to the amazing places of this spectacular travel destination, all you need to book a holiday package with us. As you go through the exhaustive list of trip packages available on our portal, you may opt for an itinerary that perfectly fits into your bill in every aspect, be it duration of the tour, budget, attractions, or even accommodation. Our itineraries explain you everything in regard to what your tour to Europe has to serve you. And, if still in doubt, you may always get the itinerary changed as per your requirements.

Numerous Europe family vacation packages facilitate families to enjoy the trip of their dreams. By scrolling through the Europe tour itineraries , travelers have a clear idea of what they would be availing with a chosen package. Visit family-friendly attractions such as theme parks, museums, botanical gardens, and more with our well-curated tour itineraries. Be it the Mediterranean coast of Spain or the highlands of Austria, there is no dearth of places to see in Europe on a family holiday. Take family portraits with Eiffel Tower, Florence Cathedral, Hofburg Palace, or Tower of London to make your family getaway to Europe memorable. Our family packages for Europe also allow plenty of free time to indulge in pastimes like shopping and experiencing the nightlife. 

Canal tours in Amsterdam, gondola rides in Venice, museum tours in Florence, Seine River cruise in Paris, boating in Lake Zurich in Switzerland, and HOHO tours in London are a few of the top activities to make the most of a holiday with our Europe family trip package . Crammed with a bevy of the marvelous sights to behold, this exotic travel destination keeps every fussy traveller hooked till the entirety of the trip. To grab a chance to enjoy a sojourn amidst scenic beauty and jaw-dropping architectures, all one has to do is book a tour package with us, and get ready to hop on this incredible journey.

Europe is home to many awe-inspiring countries that further open doors to truly remarkable places that will leave you completely awe-struck. So before you plan on visiting Europe, go through the following information and get going on a virtual tour to Europe.

Top Attractions: Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris

What’s Special: Culture, art, beauty, and more

Nearby Places: Versailles, Troyes, Reims, Epernay

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Transportation Options: Metro, train, bus, taxi, cab

Traveling to Paris is every globetrotter’s dream come true. The city is cradled in fine art, impressive architecture, high-end fashion, and everything top notch. Paris is well-known for the Eiffel Tower, one of the UNESCO world heritage sites, but is home to so much more. Paris’s peak tourist season lasts from April to June and September to December. Some of the many things that one must indulge in Paris are Seine River cruise, shop at Champs-Elysées and Rue Saint-Honoré, savor croissants and macaroons, explore the Palais-Royal Gardens, visit the Louvre, etc.

Top Attractions: Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica, Pantheon

What’s Special: Capital of Italy

Nearby Places: Naples, Florence, Bologna, Bari

Transportation Options: Metro, bus, tram, train, cab, taxi

Spread over an area of 1,285 km², Rome is home to many historic wonders such as the Colosseum, The Pantheon, Roman Gladiator School, the Baths of Caracalla, Saint Peter‘s Basilica, and many more. However, the history is not all that you can explore in Rome, the city is also home to some fine-dining restaurants that offer you the best of Italian cuisine. Apart from this, there are a plethora of museums and art galleries that one can get to explore. For those looking for the best time to visit Italy can visit it from April to May and mid-September to December.

Top Attractions: Tower of London, The British Museum, Big Ben

What’s Special: Architectural marvels, lively streets, shopping

Nearby Places: Greenwich, Stratford, Chiswick

Transportation Options: Bus, tains, trams, bicycle, taxi, cab

London has so much to explore that the list is almost never ending. The best time to visit London is from March to May, however, one can plan on visiting anytime of the year. London is famous for many things, but more specifically for elite universities, marvelous architecture, and amusement parks, and glorious history. It is a kind of destination that is apt for any kind of travel plan.

4. Barcelona

Top Attractions: La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Mila

What’s Special: Iconic sites

Nearby Places: Sant Just Desvern, Cornella, El Prat de Llobregat

Transportation Options: Metro, tram and FGC

Barcelona is best known for the Barça football team and the legendary Camp Nou stadium, however, the city is as legendary to explore as the history of its football team. Some of the top things to explore in Barcelona are Picasso Museum, Magic Fountain Show, FC Barcelona Museum, La Sagrada Familia, Las Ramblas street, etc. Moreover, one can also opt to try some of the local cuisines of Barcelona such as bombas, blistered peppers, Pa amb tomàquet, Manchego Cheese, Iberico Ham, etc.

Top Attractions: Schonbrunn Palace, Sisi Museum, St. Stephen's Cathedral

What’s Special: Austria's Imperial capital

Nearby Places: Budapest, Salzburg, Hallstatt

Transportation Options: Metro, local trains, trams and buses

Vienna is best known as the most liveable city mainly due to its high quality of life. The city is home to many amazing museums, architecture, and shopping malls. One can also try the local cuisine of Vienna. Some of the top etas are Apfelstrudel, Wiener Schnitzel, Sachertorte, Goulash, and Kaiserschmarrn.

Top Attractions: Plaza Mayor, Museo Nacional del Prado, El Retiro Park

What’s Special: Archaeological site

Nearby Places: El Escorial, Alcalá de Henares, Aranjuez, Toledo

Transportation Options: Bus, metro, taxi, bikes

Madrid is a hub or art and architecture all over Europe. It is where you will find a plethora of museums, art galleries, and retro cafes. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Retiro Park, The Prado, National Archaeological Museum, Gran Vía, Mercado San Miguel, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum of Art, Reina Sofia Museum, etc. The city is also well-known for historic monuments that tell a great tale about the history of the country.

7. Istanbul

Top Attractions: Hagia Sophia, The Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace Museum

What’s Special: Famous seaport of Turkey

Nearby Places: Bursa, Izmir, Eskisehir, Afyon

Transportation Options: Metro, tram, rail, bus, ferryboat

Istanbul lets you explore the perfect fusion of Islamic culture and European influence. Its vibrant alleyways and art galleries make it look like a city picked out of a fairy tale. Istanbul is a must visit place in Turkey. It is home to many marvelous mosques, one of which is the Blue Mosque that is a famous tourist site. Moreover, Istanbul is also a part of the much acclaimed silk route that initiated trade between Mediterranean and Black Seas.

Top Attractions: Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square

What’s Special: Architectural marvel

Nearby Places: Klatovy, Dresden, Gorlitz

Transportation Options: Metro, tram, bus, taxi

Another famous destination to explore in Europe is Prague. The place is popular for Gothic architecture that you can see in the form of forts and palaces. The best places to explore in Prague are Charles Bridge, Powder Tower, Astronomical Clock, Prague Castle, National Theatre, Church of Our Lady Tyn, and Old Town Square.

9. Amsterdam

Top Attractions: Rijksmuseum, Anne Frank House, Van Gogh Museum

What’s Special: Scenic beauty and vibrant ambiance

Nearby Places: Utrecht, Maastricht, Den Haag

Transportation Options: Metros, buses, trams, ferries and trains

Amsterdam paints a world of canal tours, Heineken brewery, historic houses, and must-visit museums. The city is home to a total of 165 canals and due to this fact, it is well-known as the Venice of the North. In Amsterdam, one can get a closer look at the works of Vincent van Gogh in the van Gogh Museum.

10. Switzerland

Top Attractions: Jungfrau, Chillon Castle, Rhine Falls

What’s Special: Unmatchable beauty

Nearby Places: Zurich, Geneva, Lucerne

Transportation Options: Trains, trams, buses and boats

Switzerland is home to all the natural beauty a country can behold. From snow-capped mountain peaks, largest waterfalls, glacial valleys, and pristine lakes to widespread glaciers, the country has it lure nature lovers from around the globe. Moreover, it offers numerous snow activities such as skiing and snowboarding.

11. Portugal

Top Attractions: Park and National Palace of Pena, Belem Tower, Jeronimos Monastery

What’s Special: Adventurous expeditions

Nearby Places: Lisbon, Porto, Braga

Transportation Options: Bus, car, taxi, metro

Portugal is best known as the home place of the much acclaimed footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, however, this country is an integral part of Europe. The country is famous for Port wine, beaches, football, and Piri-Piri chicken. Moreover, you will definitely find football fanatics here. Tagus Estuary, São Jorge Castle, pastel colored buildings are among the best places to visit in Portugal.

Top Attractions: Acropolis of Athens, Parthenon, Meteora

What’s Special: Historical sites

Nearby Places: Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras

Transportation Options: Metro, suburban railway, bus, tram

Greece’s much acclaimed wonders are Santorini, Mykonos, Athens, and Crete. The country has contributed to the world in many forms, some of which include theatre, Olympic games, philosophy, basis of geometry, the concept of lighthouse, vending machines, etc. If you love to learn more about storytelling of Greek history and legends, then get going to explore the charms of it all.

13. Denmark

Top Attractions: Tivoli Gardens, The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn

What’s Special: Natural beauty

Nearby Places: Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg

Transportation Options: Train, bus, ferry

Denmark is a picturesque destination located in the south of Norway and southwest of Sweden. The country is home to alluring lakes, stunning landscapes, and thriving rivers and waterfalls. There are many historical sites and prominent museums in Denmark that have surprised visitors with its majestic presence.

14. Glasgow

Top Attractions: Glasgow Cathedral, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Riverside Museum

What’s Special: Architectural marvels

Nearby Places: Bishopbriggs, Giffnock, Kirkintilloch

Transportation Options: Train, taxi, bus, bicycle, subway

Glasgow is a spectacular city located in Scotland. Nestled in the lowlands by River Clyde, the city features exquisite architectures that belong to the bygone era. Home to illuminating museums and galleries, Glasgow exhibits an enormous stock of Italian fashion.

15. Greenland

Top Attractions: Northeast Greenland National Park, Scoresby Sund

What’s Special: Impeccable beauty

Nearby Places: Nuuk, Sisimiut, Ilulissat

Transportation Options: Boat, dog sledge

Greenland, the place with the sparsest population in the world features impeccable beauty of nature. Lush green mountains, hot water springs, unique cliffs, breathtaking fjords, and clear skies makes greenland a delightful experience for nature lovers.

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Best Time to Visit Europe

Europe is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and offers majestic surprises to visitors throughout the year. Your best time to visit Europe entirely depends on the purpose of your visit. May to September is the time when weather remains moderate, making it ideal for sightseeing and other expeditions.

How to Reach Europe?

The best way to reach Europe from India is by air. Apart from being the quickest way, it is also the cheapest way to reach Europe. After reaching Europe, you can take trains while exploring different countries or cities. InterCityExpress, TGV, Eurostar etc. are popular Europe trains are must be experienced at least once on a trip.

Europe is best known for the abundance of diversity. From massive buildings, impressive museums, exotic art galleries, high-end shopping streets, and fine-dining restaurants to amusement parks, the continent has plenty stored for a family trip. Moreover, a trip to Europe is unlike any other vacation, it is an extravagant banquet that everyone must feast on at least once. So delay no more and plan your trip now. Find below the detailed list of Europe tour packages for family to book a perfect family vacation in Europe with TravelTriangle.

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Property types in europe, faqs for europe, how much does a family trip to europe cost.

The rough cost estimate for a family trip to Eirope can only be calculated based on what countries you cover, which hotels you stay in, how many days you stay there and so on. For a 9 days family trip to Europe, you might end up paying INR 12,000 with a 3 star hotel and no flights, covering only Spain and Italy. Or you could splurge and enjoy a 20 days tour covering 10 cities for INR 273,000, with a 3 star hotel and no flights.

What are some of the best places to visit in Europe with kids?

Some of the best places that travelers must visit when on a vacation with kids are Dublin, Edinburgh, Switzerland, Paris, and Prague.

What are the visa requirements for Indians to travel to Europe?

To enter Europe, Schengen Visa is the foremost requirement. Travelers require documents like: Hotel booking Flight bookings Tour itinerary Photocopy of applicant’s PAN card Applicant’s original bank statement (last 3 months) Applicant’s income tax returns (last 3 years) Salary slip of the last six months Photographs as per VISA specifications

What meals are offered in most of the Europe packages?

Only the breakfast at the hotel is included in the package. Apart from this, lunch and dinner has to be managed by the travelers which is not difficult as there are a lot of food options available in the cities of Europe. However, some packages might include dinner options as well, but the cost of the packages vary accordingly.

Does one need to get travel insurance for Europe?

Yes. It is recommended to buy a comprehensive travel insurance before traveling to Europe. The insurance covers all the expenses that might rise due to urgent health attention or emergency medical treatments.

Are travelers required to exchange money before visiting Europe?

Though, ATMs are available throughout all the European countries, it is recommended to exchange at least Euro 100 in cash before departure in case of any urgent requirements.

Is it okay to drink tap water in Europe?

Yes. It is okay to drink tap water in all the European countries, except Turkey and Greece.

Which countries are included in a Europe trip?

Generally, the more popular countries and their most popular cities are covered in a Europe trip package, such as Paris in France, Rome in Italy, Zurich in Switzerland, Madrid or Barcelona in Spain and so on. But the beauty of a customizable package is that you can tweak it to include any other city or country.

What are the best Europe family packages offered by TravelTriangle?

Below listed are some of the best Europe family packages offered by us:

What is the best time to visit Europe with family?

The best time to visit Europe is between the months of April and May or between September and October. However, one can plan a trip at other times of the year depending on the kind of season preferred.

To enter Europe, Schengen Visa is the foremost requirement. Travelers require documents like:

• Hotel booking
• Flight bookings
• Tour itinerary
• Photocopy of applicant’s PAN card
• Applicant’s original bank statement (last 3 months)
• Applicant’s income tax returns (last 3 years)
• Salary slip of the last six months
• Photographs as per VISA specifications

How does a Hop On Hop Off tour in Europe work?

Hop On Hop Off bus tour is one of the best ways to get to know a city. Once the traveler buys a ticket of a HoHo tour, the bus takes him around all the major attractions of a particular city.

How to commute within the cities of Europe?

Most of the hotels included in the Europe packages are located within walking distance from the train stations and bus stops. On the other days at leisure, one could travel in local buses, ferries or explore the cities on foot.

How to commute across the countries in Europe?

The most effective way to travel across countries in Europe is through the famous Eurail. Europe’s railway network is extremely efficient, yet economical and also saves a lot of time.

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Colosseum in Rome

The  Colosseum in Rome  is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. This ancient gladiatorial arena in Italy has about 50,000 seats. With beautiful architecture, it gives a glimpse of the atmosphere when the gladiators used to fight with animals and also with each other. The whole structure has deep roots with underground compl...

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Eiffel Tower in Paris

Standing tall right in the heart of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is a mesmerizing visual gaze, bringing alive the city of romance. Also, famous as the ‘Iron Lady’, the Eiffel Tower in Paris holds a place in the Seven Wonders of the World. Boasting of a flamboyant architecture, the Eiffel Tower in France is cherished as a landmar...

Hyde Park in London

Hyde Park is one of the royal and the largest parks of Central London in England and is famed for its Speaker’s Corner. Stretching over 350 acres along with Kensington Garden, which stretches over 275 acres, the overall area covered by these two prominent parks of London is 625 acres. The Hyde Park in London is separated by...

London Eye in London

A Giant Ferris wheel located on the Thames’ South bank in London, this 443 feet high structure having a 394 feet diameter has been publicized as the London Eye. Formerly known as Millenium Wheel, London Eye in England is the world’s fourth tallest ferris wheel. Visitors can hop on to this wheel, and enjoy a ride of 30 minut...

Westminster Abbey in London

Located west of the House of Parliament, Westminster Abbey church is one of the must-see historical sites in the world. Dating back to more than 1000 years in history, this was the first location where Benedictine monks used to visit to carry out their daily worship. Today this is a beautiful church in London and a beloved ...

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Arc De Triomphe in Paris

Arc De Triomphe has been one of the most famous monuments and landmark of tourist attraction in Paris that stands right at the centre of the Place Charles de Gaulle also called as the “Place de l’Étoile“. Situated on the western side of the famous Champs-Élysées, the Arc De Triomphe in Paris is a part of L’Axe historique, a...

Vienna State Opera House

The Vienna State Opera House happens to be an Opera house that is situated in Austria. The members of the Vienna Philharmonic regularly perform at this prestigious venue in Vienna. Throughout the summer months, there are round-the-clock classical music performances echo through this beautiful building. A Vienna Opera House ...

La Sagrada Familia Church

Catalan Architect Antoni Gaudi is remembered for his fantastic creations. La Sagrada Familia Church is one of his masterpieces. Located in Barcelona, the unfinished Catholic Church can be seen from any high point. Although the temple is still under construction, the majestic structure is marvellous to look at. Students of a...

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Spanish Steps in Rome

The Spanish Steps in Rome are also identified as Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti. With 135 steps, this attractions was constructed by Francesco de Sanctis, who is a little-known architect. The famous attraction was funded by French diplomat Étienne Gueffier bequeathed Stefano Gueffier . The design of these steps is quite uniq...

Madame Tussauds in London

Located in Marylebone, Madame Tussauds in London is a great place to visit life-sized wax replicas of popular celebrities and artists. The wax figures of icons of sports, movies, modeling and cultural significance can be seen here, from Isaac Einstein to Benedict Cumberbatch, from Queen Elizabeth to Donald Trump, and from M...

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National Theatre in Vienna

The National Theater also goes by the name of The Burgtheater. It is located outside of the city hall at the famous Ring Boulevard. A tinge of history is attached to the formation of this place. Empress Maria went on to hand over this unusual dance parlour to a theatre owned company referred to as Sellier. In the year 1888,...

Park Guell by Gaudi

Barcelona is full of surprises and splendor. There is something for everyone. Travelers, who are into art or history, would find many things to do in Barcelona. Park Guell Gaudi is not just a park but, it is a work of art. Antoni Gaudi was a famous architect and he designed the Park Guell. The park is next to his other famo...

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Churches in Rome

Rome is eternally Catholic, with architecturally beautiful r eligious churches scattered all over the country. Rome can be a cultural experience for both the catholics, and non-catholics, and provide one with experiences that makes Rome, the stunning place that it is.

Basilica of Santa Maria Del Popolo

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Historic Places in London

A trip to London includes more diverse sights and scenery. The city is packed with easily overlooked historical sites in hidden corners or seemingly ordinary locations. For a history enthusiast who loves to dig into the history of a place, a tour to London offers them a bevy of attractions to marvel at. Explore the enticing...

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Ride on the London Eye

London Eye is the giant Ferris wheel which is located near River Thames of London, England. This huge wheel which promises the beautiful view of London was designed by the popular architects Mark Sparrowhawk, Malcolm Cook, Steve Chilton, Nic Bailey, Julia Barfield, David Marks, and Frank Anatole. The Design of the enormous ...

Markets in Florence

Florence, the city of history, arts and architecture is ever popular for fantastic shopping opportunities. There are so many shopping spots here that have shops from the family-owned shops to the designer boutiques. The different markets in Florence make shopping a great experience for the people who visit this city. Here a...

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Florence’s skyline visit

The red terracotta roof tiles find usually in the Florence’s skyline is really a great beauty that one may not experience from any other destination. There are many vantage points in Florence that offer the best skyline visits even though they are very crowded. Along with the popular tourist’s spots, one should not miss the...

Wine Dine in Florence

The wineries based out of Tuscan offers wine dine in a unique way that anyone visiting Florence should not miss. It is incredible for one to be part of such a wine tour. The wine dine they offer usually comes with so many extra specifications giving it a great form which any tourist would like to be part of.  The wine tour ...

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Beach Visits

The beaches of Barcelona are the top attraction during the summer months. Beach is pronounced as 'plaza' in Spanish and ' Platja' in Catalonian. During the time of May to mid-September, the water temperature remains around 21 degree celsius to 25 degree celsius, thus making it comfortable to swim. While Barceloneta is the m...

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Seafood in Barcelona

There are numerous seafood destinations of Barcelona and we will be analysing a few of them. The name that springs to the mind is ‘La Paradeta El Born’ which is not the typical restaurant of Barcelona and it signifies a stall. You can go on to have one of the best and astonishing sea food experiences in the whole of Barcelo...

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Explore the Basilicas of Paris

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Theme Parks in London

London, the capital of England, is full of wonders. It’s also often called Greater London. It’s one among the nine regions of England. The climate in London is oceanic; summer in London is mild but warm. Winters are cloudy and cold; snowfall occurs occasionally. It is also one among the world’s greenest cities with majority...

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Best Things to Do in Europe

Apart from sightseeing and nightlife attractions, the continent allows vacationers to enjoy a plethora of activities with their family vacation to Europe packages. Listed below are some of those activities:

1. Hiking and Hiking

When it comes to hiking, Europe is an asset like no other. It is home to a plethora of awe-inspiring hiking trails across borders. Different terrains across different countries offer a contrast in the hiking trails. Some of the most sought after trails include Laugavegurinn trek (Iceland), Haute Route (France and Switzerland), The Dolomites (Italy), Gran Paradiso National Park (Italy), Plitvice Lakes National Park (Croatia), the Matterhorn (Switzerland), Tour de Mont Blanc (France), Norwegian Fjords (Norway), Tour de Monte Rosa (Italy), Mount Triglav (Slovenia), Caucasus Mountains (Georgia), etc. All these places take you through gleaming green meadows to snow-capped peaks, dense forests to damp fields, and paved pathways to wavered roads.

2. Go-Karting

Europe offers many options for those who wish to indulge in go-karting. Some of the must visit go-karting places across Europe include South Garda (Lonato del Garda, Italy), Wackersdorf (Germany), La Conca (Italy), Sarno (Italy), Le Mans (France), Zuera (Spain), Genk (Belgium), PFI (England), etc. Apart from this, Prague is also a place to experience the thrill of go-karting.

3. Bungee Jumping

Not many things offer the thrill as wild as bungee jumping and a perfect spot further adds to the experience. So whether you want to fall into the woods or want to take a plunge over the expanse of sea, Europe got it all covered. Some of the top spots for indulging in bungee jumping in Europe are Souleuvre Viaduct (Normandy, France), Verzasca Dam (Ticino, Switzerland), Titan Crane Bungee (Glasgow, Scotland), Valgadena Bridge (Vicenza, Italy), Niouc Bridge (Val d'Anniviers, Switzerland), The O2 (London, UK), Europabrücke (Innsbruck, Austria), Bray Lake (Berkshire, England), Albufeira (Algarve, Portugal), Corinth Canal (Corinthia, Greece), etc.

The fun of biking surpasses all. Moreover, it is an exercise like no other. This activity puts your entire body into work. Europe is home to many places that are just apt for biking. Some of the popular biking destinations include Port de Pollensa (from March to October), Bormio (from June to September), Cesenatico (from April to October), Bedoin (from April to October), Le Bourg d’Oisans (from June to September), Corvara (from July to September), and Oudenaarde (from March to October). These places will take you through a variety of landscapes and terrains.

5. Swimming

Europe is home to a plethora of beaches and lakes, therefore, making it a paradise for swimmers. There are some beaches in Europe that are so breathtakingly beautiful that they will make you want to plunge over. Some of these beaches include Navagio Beach (Zakynthos, Greece), Fårö Island (Sweden), Ru?gen Island (Germany), Kvalvika Beach (Lofoten Islands, Norway), Cala Macarella (Menorca, Spain), Sveti Stefan (Montenegro), Oludeniz Beach (Turkey), etc.

There are many countries in Europe that nears the arctic circle or receive snowfall, therefore, being apt for skiing. When it comes to skiing in Europe, one cannot miss out the name of Switzerland. Owing to its geography, Switzerland is home to many skiing spots such as St. Moritz, Zermatt, Gstaad, Champéry, Andermatt, Crans-Montana, and Grindelwald. Apart from Switzerland, one can also enjoy skiing in Courchevel (France), Val d'Isère (France), Val Thorens (France), Méribel (France), Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy), Morzine (France), St. Anton (Austria), etc.

7. Horseback Riding

Nowadays, many travelers opt for activity specific tours and horse riding is one of the most sought after activities in Europe. Different regions in Europe offer views of different terrains, therefore, one can enjoy horse riding in varied areas. One can choose from these areas for horse riding - Cappadocia, Greek Island, Gredos Mountains, Galiny Palace, Molise, Dalmatian Hinterland, Northern Iceland, Celtic Trails, etc. However, Iceland is specifically famous for the uniqueness of Icelandic horses.

8. Skydiving

Skydiving is another amazing activity that one can partake in to test one’s adventure spirit. Some of the famous dropzones for skydiving in Europe include Interlaken (Switzerland), Seville (Spain), Unterschüpf (Germany), Toulouse (France), Langar (the UK), etc.

9. Kitesurfing

Kitesurfing is when the thrill of surfing meets the skies. Since there are many beaches in Europe, there are many places where one can go for kitesurfing. Some of the most sought after ones include Paros (Greece), Tarifa (Spain), Gokova Bay (Turkey), Pissouri (Cyprus), Lake Garda (Italy), Bamburgh Beach (UK), Porto Pollo (Sardinia), Leucate (France), etc.

Bring Back Souvenirs from Europe

One of the most tempting parts of family packages for Europe is that the continent offers a plethora of shopping options ranging from souvenirs, to clothing, apparels, handicrafts, and food items. Cities like Milan, Paris, Milan, Berlin, and Rome are home to some of the most famous fashion brands in the world. With 4,000 chocolateries in Brussels (Belgium), you will never fall short of options while buying chocolates.

Take some memories back home by shopping for elegant souvenirs in cities like Italy, Greece, Switzerland, London, Paris, Zurich, and Vienna. Shop for the most famous, and wide varieties of Dutch cheese in Amsterdam. Other major cheese destinations of the world include countries like United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Switzerland. Shop till you drop is the right phrase in the context of shopping in Europe, on Europe family travel packages enjoy shopping in the remarkable destinations.

Travelers can also relish European culinary treats such as a full English breakfast, Hungarian gulyas, Italian pasta, Polish pierogi, Greek potatoes, Italian pasta, and Belgian mussels. When in Europe, never miss to visit some of the best bakeries in the world. France, Zurich, Sweden, and Portugal are a few European countries which are a home to some of the best bakeries in the world.

Several Europe tour packages from India are booked frequently, as it is visited largely by Indians. Undoubtedly, Europe tour packages for family take travelers to unimaginable variety of tourist destinations and impart memories to treasure.

Safety Measures to Follow During Europe Trip

• It is recommended to keep a few copies of all the important documents that you are carrying such as visa, passport, travel insurance, and other identity proof, if any. Keep copies in a different bag than the originals, so that you have a backup incase of theft.
• Make sure to check the weather forecast of the places you are planning to visit before heading there.
• Also, go through the local news channels to check if there is any political unrest or anything that you should steer clear of. Avoid visiting areas that are affected by these scenarios.
• Never leave your belongings and valuables unattended.
• Do a thorough research of the place you are visiting. Gather information about important routes, places to visit, medium of transportation, etc.
• Make sure to always get travel insurance before heading to the location.

Things to Carry On Europe Trip

• Carry a backpack and a suitcase to keep all your belongings.
• Keep at least two pairs of comfortable shoes. If you are heading to beaches, carry a pair of flip-flops.
• It is better to get a local sim.
• Carry your camera along with extra batteries.
• Pack extra batteries, chargers, and power bank.
• Carry a personal first-aid kit in your backpack.
• Pack clothing items as per the place you are visiting. Also take in consideration the season in which you are traveling.
• Also carry toiletries, tissues, and wet wipes.
• If you are planning to go for a trek, make sure to keep trekking gear and appropriate trekking shoes.
• Get all your documents in order, including passport and visa with a validity of six months.
• Calculate an estimated budget in advance before you board a tour to Europe, especially when budget is a constraint.
• Pick a destination in Europe that matches with the interests and preferences of you and your tribe.
• Though, some European countries do not require visas if you are traveling there for a short span of holiday, while some do. In case your destination requires a visa, get it ahead of time.
• Since most of the tourist spots are open year round, you can choose to visit Europe during the off season, and cherish your tour with utmost tranquility and convenience.
• If your destination is well-connected by train, then opt for traveling via train rather than an airline. However, make sure your ticket is valid for the journey.
• It is highly recommended to practise a few popular phrases in the local language of the country you are visiting, and get along well with the locals.
• You aust also observe and follow what the locals do, and thus avoid exhibiting a demeanor that European people might not appreciate.

So go ahead and grab Europe tour packages for family from TravelTriangle and explore the most gorgeous destinations. The entire continent is filled with stunning places comprising of beautiful beaches, landscapes, historical forts and palaces, informative museums and art galleries. The place is also filled with a plethora of adventure and thrilling activities. Pamper yourself with this holiday and spend a great time with your family in a remarkable location.

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18 Best Family Vacations in Europe – That All Ages Love!

Ever been to a place where every corner feels like a part of a beautiful painting? 

Let me give you a hint – it sees a buzzing influx of nearly 500 million vacationers annually. 

Yep, that’s Europe for you. It’s not just a scenic wonderland, it’s a kaleidoscope of history and

culture. 

And let’s not forget, it’s a gastronomical paradise that’s simply out of this world.

From the romance under the Parisian moonlight to the thrilling escapades in Barcelona, I’ve been there, and it’s all real in Europe. 

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I’ve found the top countries that guarantee the best family vacations in Europe.

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I’ve handpicked our top European family vacations just for you. Get ready to explore magical destinations like Paris, Rome, and London.

Editor’s Choice

Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane

The Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane is an exquisite haven that surpasses all expectations.

• Kid-friendly Activities: 4/5
• Family Accommodations: 4/5
• Dining Options: 5/5
• Safety and Security: 5/5
• Value for Money: 3/5
• Location and Accessibility: 5/5

#2nd Best Choice

Bulgari Hotel Paris

When it comes to family vacations in Europe, Bulgari Hotel Paris truly stands out as an exceptional choice.

• Kid-friendly Activities: 3/5
• Dining Options: 4/5
• Location and Accessibility: 4/5

#3rd Best Choice

Hotel Eden – Dorchester Collection

Compared to other family vacations in Europe, Hotel Eden stands out with its exceptional service, exquisite cuisine, and spacious accommodations that cater to families of all sizes.

• Safety and Security: 4/5

Here are the top 18 family vacations in Europe.

1. Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane (Editor’s Choice)

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Ratings Criteria

• Luxurious accommodation: The rooms and suites are elegantly designed and equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a pleasant stay for families.
• Central location: The hotel’s prime location in London’s prestigious Park Lane neighborhood allows easy access to many popular tourist attractions.
• High price: The hotel is known for its expensive rates, which may be a drawback for families on a tight budget.
• Limited on-site facilities for children: On-site kid-friendly facilities are limited, which could be a downside for families traveling with young ones.

The Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane is an exquisite haven that surpasses all expectations. 

Its prime location in the heart of London provides unparalleled access to renowned attractions like Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park. 

Your family will delight in exploring the city’s rich history and vibrant culture, with the hotel as your elegant base.

Their spacious and elegantly appointed family suites offer a seamless blend of comfort and sophistication. 

Whether you have little ones who need cribs or teenagers who appreciate extra space, the hotel ensures that every family member feels at home.

Your kids can also dive into the sparkling indoor pool or indulge in a delightful afternoon tea specially curated for young ones. 

Meanwhile, you can recharge in the luxurious spa, knowing that your little ones are entertained and cared for by the hotel’s expertly trained staff.

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2. Bulgari Hotel Paris

30 Av. George V 75008 Paris, France (318) 172-1000 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

• Exquisite design and ambiance: The stylish interiors, attention to detail, and high-quality furnishings enhance the overall experience of a family vacation.
• Gourmet dining options: The hotel boasts exceptional dining options, including a Michelin-starred restaurant.
• Relatively small room sizes: One potential drawback of the Bulgari Hotel Paris is that some of its rooms might be smaller compared to other luxury hotels. 
• Limited recreational facilities: There might be a lack of extensive recreational facilities for families, such as dedicated children’s areas or playgrounds.

When it comes to family vacations in Europe, Bulgari Hotel Paris truly stands out as an exceptional choice. 

The hotel’s impeccable service, spacious accommodations, and thoughtful amenities make it a dream destination for both parents and children.

The hotel’s stunning design, inspired by the Parisian art scene, creates an ambiance that is both contemporary and inviting. 

The staff also goes above and beyond to cater to your needs, providing personalized services and recommendations to make your stay truly exceptional. 

Their family-friendly amenities are thoughtfully designed to keep children entertained while allowing adults to unwind. 

From a dedicated kids’ club to a state-of-the-art spa for parents, everyone can indulge in their own version of relaxation.

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3. Hotel Eden – Dorchester Collection

Via Ludovisi, 49 00187 Roma RM, Italy (390) 647-8121 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

• Stunning views and location: Its central location allows families to easily explore Rome’s attractions, historical sites, and charming streets.
• Outstanding service: The attentive and professional staff strives to provide personalized experiences and ensure that guests have a memorable stay.
• High price: As with many luxury hotels, it’s quite expensive, making it less accessible for families on a limited budget.
• Limited on-site recreational facilities: There might be a lack of extensive recreational facilities for families, such as dedicated children’s areas or playrooms.

Imagine a family vacation where every detail is meticulously crafted to create an enchanting experience for both parents and children. 

That’s precisely what you’ll find at Hotel Eden – Dorchester Collection. 

From the moment you step into this haven in the heart of Rome, you’re transported into a world of luxury and warmth. 

The attention to detail is unparalleled, ensuring that every member of your family feels like royalty. 

Compared to other family vacations in Europe, Hotel Eden stands out with its exceptional service, exquisite cuisine, and spacious accommodations that cater to families of all sizes. 

Hotel Eden surpasses expectations, creating memories that will be cherished for a lifetime.

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4. Brussels, Belgium

Brussels, Belgium (202) 513-8940 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

From hotels to youth hostels, Belgium is a great choice for a relaxing family holiday irrespective of your budget.

It has quirky tourist spots like the Manneken Pis statue.

The tots will have a ball at the mini-Europe theme park while mom and dad can soak in ancient architecture in the Brussels Old Town. 

Get some waffles and smoutebollen at the local food trucks before you go to admire the Saint-Michel Cathedral, a 15th-century gothic church.

When overwhelmed with the glass art, you can take the kids to the Comic Strip Center.

Top it off with a photoshoot at the Place Royale (Koningsplein). 

Recommended Hotel: Stanhope Hotel by Thon Hotels

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5. Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona, Spain (493) 302-2020 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

Barcelona is arguably one of the top family holiday destinations in Europe.

The Spanish city is a great place to introduce your toddlers to Catalan architecture, made famous by Antoni Gaudí.

Take them to Sagrada Familia or Park Güell. 

When you take a break, catch a soccer match at FC Barcelona’s Camp Nou stadium or head to the Tibidabo amusement park.

In between the adventures, get a taste of the Spanish omelet or a bomba (similar to croquettes) at any restaurant lining the city’s streets .

Ask for their famous Manchego Cheese and keep an eye out for the calamari and squid.

Seafood is pretty great here.

Meanwhile, plan a raid on Las Ramblas for some stunning street performances.

Recommended Hotel: Almanac Barcelona

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6. Amsterdam, Netherlands

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It’s an excellent choice for a relaxing family holiday not just because Amsterdam is the weed capital of the world.

There’s the Van Gogh Museum for art lovers and Anne Frank’s house for history buffs.

Take the little ones to Vondelpark or Zandvoort beach.

You can take a stroll along the Begijnhof or bike towards the Artis Royal Zoo.

And when you’re tired, grab some of that underrated Dutch food.

Whether it’s a sweet stroopwafel or a deep-fried salt cod, you won’t be disappointed.

Taste some authentic herring and satay.

If you’re avoiding sugar, get an Ontbijtkoek (ginger cake) and mint tea.     

Recommended Hotel: Luxury Suites Amsterdam – Member of Warwick Hotels

Related: Best Beaches in Europe

7. Prague, Czech Republic

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This is a fairy-tale setting.

The little ones will love exploring the Prague Castle and you can follow it up with a fun trip to the Dancing House.

Meanwhile, mom and dad should try out the beer.

Walk around the Old Town Square, the oldest in this historic center and go on a boat cruise.

You can also check out Prague’s Walking Night Tour and learn about ghosts.

But in between, get some of them Prague pancakes called Palačinky or their warm, rolled pastries called Trdelník.

If you’re craving something savory, go for Vepřo-knedlo-zelo, made of roast pork, bread dumplings, and stewed cabbage.

(If you’re looking for cheese, get smažený sýr.)

Recommended Hotel: La Ballerina Hotel

8. Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm, Sweden (685) 082-8508 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

The Swedish meatballs and open-faced sandwiches are not the only things that make Stockholm one of the great family-friendly vacation ideas.

In the Swedish capital, you will find museums focussed on ABBA and photography.

The aquarium and children’s zoo at Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum, are like nothing you’ve ever seen.

And don’t want to miss the Vasa museum, the most-visited tourist spot of the city.

You can walk around or take public transport here since the local attractions are all close to each other.

Recommended Hotel: Sheraton Stockholm Hotel

9. Florence, Italy

Florence, Italy (905) 521-2245 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

Florence is a visual treat for you and your children, and affordable vacation packages to this region abound.

Stroll along Ponte Vecchio, a medieval segmental arch bridge over the Arno River, for a view or go museum hopping at the Uffizi Gallery.

Check out the antique carousel in Piazza della Repubblica and stop to grab a bite.

Whether it’s a Florentine Steak or a Lampredotto (sandwich with thinly sliced intestines and boiled in broth) or just gelato, take your time with the Tuscan food.

By the way, they are big fans of eco-friendly stay and sustainable travel.

So enjoy the sights without feeling guilty about your carbon footprint.  

Recommended Hotel: J.K. Place Firenze

10. Zurich, Switzerland

Zurich, Switzerland (144) 215-4000 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

When you think of Zurich, you think chocolate.

That’s enough to convince the kiddies but there’s a lot more that makes Zurich a dream.

Art lovers can get a taste of Giacometti’s work in the Chagall Windows while shoppers can lose themselves in Bahnhofstrasse.

Go to Lake Zurich for a glimpse of the Swiss Alps or Linderhof, the park with Zurich’s origin story.

Take a break with some local gourmet food.

Whether you’re craving a burger or their cheese fondue, you’ll find a place.

Zurich is home to one of the oldest vegetarian restaurants in the world and it’s a great place to visit with toddlers because a lot of restaurants here have play spaces and a special menu for them.

There is also a rich collection of vegan restaurants.

No man left behind.

Recommended Hotel: Widder Hotel – Zurichs luxury hideaway

11. Montenegro, Balkans

Montenegro, Balkans (828) 000-1300 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

This little-known Balkan country is a delightful destination for a relaxing holiday.

It offers a mix of history, culture and exquisite beaches.

With a coastline of over 180 miles, there are some very scenic beaches along the Adriatic Sea.

Learn their history in the narrow lanes of Kotor and Budva and remember it by a little something you can pick up from their souvenir shops.

It has over a hundred beaches from the sporty Jaz Beach to the swimmer-friendly Lucice Beach.

Recommended Hotel: Splendid Conference & Spa Resort

12. Vienna, Austria

Vienna, Austria +4 312-1114 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

High quality of life is the first thing you need to know about Vienna.

Staying here for a few days is very likely to spoil your hometown for you.

The House of Music with its endless musical entertainment is what makes Vienna the capital of music.

Interactive exhibits on artists like Mozart and Schubert will dazzle the children.

The city also lines up an impressive number of bookstores if you want to bury your nose in a book at night.

Then there’s the Wiener Prater, an amusement park with rides for people of all ages. 

Recommended Hotel: Hilton Vienna Plaza

13. Innsbruck, Austria

Innsbruck, Austria (+43) 512-5356 Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

If your family is into skiing and snowboarding adventures then Innsbruck, Austria is the place for you.

Glide down the mountains in the Austrian Alps while staying at one of the hotels at the base.

If you pick the right ski resort, they can take care of your accommodation, transportation and lift tickets. 

While in Austria, head to the Alpenzoo Innsbruck, one of the highest elevation zoos in the continent.

Check out Hofburg, a 16th-century palace for an exciting history lesson. 

Recommended Hotel: BEST WESTERN Plus Hotel Goldener Adler Innsbruck

14. Madrid, Spain

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Madrid is the place to be if you are looking for a relaxing and child-friendly destination in Europe.

It has a lot of places like Casa de Campo, the Madrid Zoo Aquarium and Parque de Atracciones amusement park where the whole family can hang out.

The Retiro Park with its playgrounds and formal garden is also a lovely place to stretch out and take in the scenery.

You can also catch a soccer match at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

But don’t skip the Royal Palace.

Recommended Hotel: Hotel Único Madrid

15. Dublin, Ireland

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If you like to walk, you’ll love Dublin. It has some great parks like St. Stephen’s Green and Phoenix Park, which is home to the Dublin Zoo.

If the idea of a part-land, part-water excursion intrigues you, sign up for one with Viking Splash Tours. 

While in Ireland, you must get yourself a pint of Guinness beer or some Irish coffee.

But do make time for the Irish cuisine.

Check out their boxty pancakes made of potato or coddle which is available at most pubs.

Fill up with black and white pudding, a breakfast specialty or the soda bread.

I’ll leave you to discover what it is.  

Recommended Hotel: InterContinental Dublin

16. Munich, Bavaria

Munich, Bavaria, Germany Visit Website Social Media Open in Google Maps

The country Munich, like the 2005 action-drama by Stephen Spielberg, is a big hit for its handcrafted toys and beers.

The Bavarian capital caters to people of all ages.

Take your kids to the Toy Museum in the Old Town Hall or to the Obletter Spielwarne in Karlsplatz square, the biggest toy store in the country.

With over 1,000 kid-friendly activities, Deutsches Museum, one of the oldest science and tech museums in the world, is a world of pleasure for the entire family.

Don’t forget to try out some Bavarian sausages, salads and pretzels.

Recommended Hotel: Rocco Forte The Charles Hotel

17. Halkidiki, Greece

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If you want to get some sun and chill, the Greek city of Halkidiki is the answer to your prayers.

Enjoy the birthplace of Aristotle while bathing in the Aegean Sea.

Enjoy a hike in Kassandra, the first and most popular of the three peninsulas.

Second and secluded but not without some excellent resorts is Sithonia.

Here you can enjoy a view of the landscape meeting the Aegean sea.

Explore the fish tavernas and check out the fishermen at work in Vourvourou.

And the third, closed to the crowds, is Mount Athos.

You can take a boat from Anthonia.

Tourists are not allowed but you can catch a glimpse of the 20 monasteries along the coast.

There are some great seafood and wines to be tasted in Halkidiki.

Recommended Hotel: Ammon Zeus

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18. Brittany, France

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Last on the list, in the top country to visit in Europe for families with kids, is the French region of Brittany.

Its fresh air is perfect for a walk on the beach in the summer.

While you’re relaxing, chew on some of them French macaroons.

You can also dabble in the seawater in Quiberon and if you’re up for it, pay a visit to Brest for some shopping.

Kids will love the charming parts of Benodet and Saint-Malo.

It’s a great getaway within a European adventure.

Recommended Hotel: Château D’Apigné Rennes

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Vacationer’s Guide 

Comparing destinations: which one is right for you.

Planning your family vacation in Europe? 

There’s a myriad of incredible options, so take time to weigh up your choices before finalizing anything.

Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane is my top pick for a city break with a dash of luxury. 

Last summer, my family relished the hotel’s kid-friendly amenities and the ease of access to iconic landmarks.

Then there’s the Bulgari Hotel Paris, exuding elegance in every corner. 

The spacious rooms are perfect for larger families and its prime location makes it an excellent choice for culture lovers.

Finally, for an Italian escapade, we loved the Hotel Eden – Dorchester Collection in Rome. 

The children were thrilled with the Vespa tours arranged by the hotel, and we cherished the exquisite rooftop dinners with vistas of Rome’s skyline.

Finding the best family vacation in Europe depends on what you value most – be it opulence, location, or unique experiences.

How I Picked The Destinations 

I have had the pleasure of exploring numerous destinations and handpicking the best options for families. 

To ensure the utmost reliability and authenticity in my recommendations, I did extensive online research, where I delved into various travel platforms, review websites, and family travel blogs. 

Additionally, I made an effort to connect with locals, whether it was through social media groups, online forums, or even striking up conversations during my travels. 

Our Rating Method 

I rate these properties based on the following criteria:

• Kid-friendly Activities: I use this to evaluate the availability and variety of family-friendly amenities at every property. Does it feature playgrounds and kids’ clubs? Does it organize events designed specifically for kids? I ask myself these questions whenever I rate this property’s kid-friendly activities. 
• Family Accommodations: This is used to assess the family accommodations of the property. Are the rooms spacious? Does it offer family suites with connecting rooms? Can it accommodate families of different sizes? Is there a crib or baby-proofing in every room? These questions are essential whenever I rate the property’s family accommodations. 
• Dining Options: This evaluates the dining options at the property. Are there kid-friendly options at the property? Is there an on-site restaurant that caters to everyone’s dietary preferences and needs? I use these questions to assess the dining options of every property. 
• Safety and Security: I use this criterion to assess the safety and security of every property. Are the premises secured? Is the staff trained to handle any emergency? I consider these factors when rating the property’s safety and security. 
• Value for Money: This is used to evaluate the value for money of every property. Are the room rates reasonable? Are the services, activities, and amenities suitable for the price? I ask myself these questions to rate the value for money provided by the property. 
• Location and Accessibility: This measures how accessible the property is for families. How far is it from the popular family attractions? Is it easily accessible via public transportation? I use these questions to evaluate the property’s location and accessibility. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What is the best time to visit europe for a family vacation.

The best time to visit Europe for a family vacation is during the summer months, from June to August when the weather is generally pleasant, and many attractions and activities are available for families.

Which European Destinations Are Known For Their Family-Friendly Attractions?

Destinations such as Paris, Rome, London, Barcelona, and Amsterdam are known for their family-friendly attractions, including iconic landmarks, museums, parks, and interactive experiences suitable for all ages.

Can We Find Guided Tours Or Family-Friendly Itineraries In Europe?

Yes, there are numerous tour operators and travel agencies that offer guided tours and family-friendly itineraries in Europe, ensuring convenient and engaging experiences for families, often with a mix of educational and fun activities.

Conclusion 

When it comes to the best family vacations in Europe, our top choice is the Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane. 

With its blend of luxury, comfort, and accessibility to iconic landmarks, it proves a superlative family haven. 

This hotel outshines others in terms of its unique blend of sophistication, family-centric facilities, and location that lets you dive deep into the city’s vibrant culture. 

Its magic lies in how it caters to every family member’s needs, truly giving you a home away from home. 

For a perfect European family getaway, this opulent yet welcoming hotel is a stellar choice.

7 European destinations ideal for a cheap family vacation

If you're ready to get back to Europe with your family after the pandemic temporarily paused travel, you're not alone. All signs point to a very active tourist season this year on the European continent. According to the European Travel Commission , 3 out of 4 Europeans want to travel to another European country this summer, and data from Allianz shows that travel from the U.S. to Europe is up over 600% from last year.

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Prices for airfare and hotels have already been skyrocketing for summer travel both within and outside of the U.S., so choosing an affordable destination is more important than ever, especially if you have your heart set on Europe. If you have a stash of points and miles, you can use them to fly and stay. But most importantly, being in a cheaper European destination ensures you can save money on food, activities, drinks and more for the whole crew.

The destinations on this list are both family-friendly and on the more affordable side, allowing you and your whole family to enjoy a summer vacation in Europe on a budget — even during what may just be a record-breaking tourist season.

Related: Traveling to Europe this summer? Here's what to expect

Porto, Portugal

Portugal is one of Western Europe's most affordable countries, and Porto, located in the north, is the perfect destination for families on a budget. The city is easily walkable, with colorful tiled buildings and art nouveau architecture to admire. Kids will enjoy free activities like walking across the river via the double-decker Dom Luís I Bridge or taking the city's funicular and cable car (for a low price).

The stunning Livraria Lello, one of the most beautiful bookshops in the world, costs 5 euros to enter (free for children 3 and under) but the ticket price will go toward your purchase if you buy a book. And when the kids need a break, you don't have to feel guilty about taking them for a cheap and easy meal at a McDonald's when traveling abroad — Porto's McDonald's is frequently dubbed "the most beautiful McDonald's in the world," complete with stained glass and chandeliers.

Related: The US dollar and euro are almost equal: What that means for travelers

Seville, Spain

If your family loves castles and horses, a sunny getaway in Seville, Spain , makes for a great vacation without overspending. Although tickets to the famed Alcazar palace are 14.50 euros per adult (1 euro for children under 13) — kids will love the massive gardens where they can run and play after touring the inside of the castle — you could make this a full-day activity. Afterward, riverside strolls and wandering the winding streets of the city center are free. In and around Seville and nearby city Jerez, there are plenty of stables and farms to ride and view purebred Spanish horses.

Dining in Seville can be cost-effective as well. Some local spots will give you free tapas when you order a drink, and a glass of wine can cost as little as 2.50 euros. Renting bikes is another affordable activity that can keep the whole family occupied. And children and adults alike will love visiting the fairytale-like Plaza de Espana, complete with footbridges and towers (free). Between the square and its neighboring park, there's lots of space for the little ones to explore while parents enjoy the sunset. Just note that it gets extremely hot during the summer — but the upside is that Seville is usually cheaper during this time.

Related: These are the best times to visit Spain

Rhodes, Greece

Visiting the Greek islands with a family takes a bit of patience and organization. Budget travelers might want to avoid expensive islands like honeymoon-oriented Santorini or party island Mykonos, but may not want to stray too far off the beaten path. Rhodes is an easy answer. It's more cost-effective than other islands and visitors can fly there from hubs like Athens, London and Munich. For the best hotel rates, consider traveling outside of the summer high season.

Rhodes has many beaches with shallow waters like Tsambika Beach, complete with ample parking and amenities. The island offers many activities besides just enjoying the sun and sand. Ticket prices for nature reserve Valley of the Butterflies, complete with waterfalls, a petting zoo, a monastery and a museum, range from just 3-5 euros per adult and are free for children under 12. And kids can check out vintage toys and play with many of them at the Rhodes Toy Museum, where entrance is free.

Related: 7 things no one tells you about the Greek islands

Budapest, Hungary

One of the most affordable capital cities in Europe , Budapest features some interesting and educational activities for traveling families. And if you've already made it to Europe, consider flying Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air to Budapest from a number of European hubs. The airline is no-frills, and I wouldn't recommend it for long-haul flights, but it's a cost-effective way to get the whole family to Budapest.

When it comes to activities, the Children's Railway is one of the most distinct: a train that runs along about 7 miles of track through the Buda Hills that's entirely operated by children. Ticket prices are less than $2 (800 Hungarian forints) for adults and less than $1 (400 forints) for kids. The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden is reasonably inexpensive with adult tickets costing around $9 (3,339 forints) and kids tickets $6 (2,225 forints). Complete with a butterfly garden and a petting zoo, families can spend the whole day here.

Dordogne, France

Paris and the French Riviera can be expensive for families on a budget . If you're dying for a jaunt to France but can't afford some of the most popular spots, consider an alternative French region like the Dordogne, which is northeast of Bordeaux.

Parents can still indulge in that coveted French wine and cheese, but there's also plenty for kids to enjoy. The region has hundreds of castles, as well as a number of prehistoric caves to explore. And when it comes to castles — you don't always have to pay to go in. Sometimes, spotting them from the town or the car is just as fun. During your French road trip, plan to stop in some of the area's quaint riverside villages like Beynac-et-Cazenac or La Roque-Gageac. There are also plenty of nature activities like easy hiking, kayaking, fishing and even camping offered throughout the region.

Sicily, Italy

Popular Italian family-friendly destinations like Tuscany and the northern lake district can be easily explored with the kids in tow, but they can also be expensive. Instead, consider a visit to Italy's largest island, Sicily. With two main airports on opposite sides of the island, Catania (CTA) and Palermo (PMO), fly into whichever one has the better deal and plan your trip around that particular area.

Sicily has it all: incredible, affordable, delicious cuisine, beautiful villages in the Val di Noto, rich Italian culture and traditions, stunning beaches and even the volcanic Mount Etna. Speaking of Mount Etna, it's free to climb up to 2,500 meters (or drive up to 1,800 meters, if your kids are small), an activity that can be done year-round. You'll need to take a tour to go any higher or summit.

Children will love the cable car in Taormina, and there are affordable agriturismos, or Italian farm stays, around the island that the whole family will love — complete with pools, farm-fresh cuisine and sprawling outdoor space. If that's not enough, locals basically eat ice cream for breakfast (granita), so your kids will definitely be sugared up and happy on a family trip to Sicily.

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Your kids might not be able to properly pronounce Slovenia' s capital, but they'll love visiting it thanks to the gorgeous bridges spanning the Ljubljanica River and the greenery of Tivoli Park.

This is a destination where getting a tourist card can really make sense. The Ljubljana tourist card offers cardholders a free guided city tour, a free funicular ride and entrance to the castle, a free riverboat cruise, four hours of bike rental, free travel on public transport and admission to more than 20 different attractions (including the arboretum, various museums and the zoo) and even bus transport between the airport and city center. Prices range from 16 euros for a child's 24-hour card to 40.50 euros for an adult's 72-hour card when purchasing online.

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Enjoy our newly renovated rooms. You can sit back, relax, and catch up on your favorite shows on our flat-screen TVs and use our free, high-speed Wi-Fi. Our modern Red 2 restaurant has a romantic atmosphere and offers all-day dining, with everything from traditional Russian cuisine to international dishes available. If you're catching an early flight, stop by for a delicious buffet breakfast, served from 6 am. For a snack, we provide a special 24-hour Hungry Kiosk. Are you planning to host a meeting or conference in Moscow? Take advantage of our flexible event rooms—perfect for attendees traveling to and from the airport.

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