France has long been the most visited country for travelers around the world, and it’s not just Paris that allures them. While the City of Light is a big allure, along with the glamour of the French Riviera, the country is home to a number of towns that look as if they just stepped out of a storybook. Whether or not you visit the big cities, be sure to head to the countryside to experience some of these beautiful villages.
When in Europe with little kids, Disneyland Paris comes to mind, especially for Disney lovers. What’s not to love about the city of lights paired with Mickey Mouse? After living in neighboring Germany, we decided to spend a weekend at Disneyland Paris for my birthday. I’ll share Disneyland Park tickets, packages, rides, FastPass strategies, and …
Birthday Celebration at Disneyland Park: Inventions Restaurant Disneyland Paris You can’t beat spending a birthday at Disneyland, even as an adult! After asking all my lovely Disney friends in Europe, character dining was highly suggested. We ended up booking Sunday brunch at the Inventions Restaurant Disneyland Paris. How to book? Inventions is a popular dining location, …
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Explorers Hotel at Disneyland Paris Want to stay near Disneyland Paris, but not pay the high price at a Disneyland Resort/Hotel, then Explorers Hotel is a perfect choice. We picked this hotel for its family-friendly atmosphere including a huge pirate-themed indoor water park, outdoor playground with pirate ship, indoor net climbing zone, buffet meals, indoor …
Ultimate Guide to Normandy with Kids: D-Day 2018 Making the trek to Normandy, France has always been a dream of mine. My father served in the US Air Force for 32 years and my husband has served for 16 years. We were lucky enough to be able to attend during the 2018 D-day anniversary celebration. …
Exploring Rouen with Kids The town of Rouen is certainly one not to miss! With a beautiful gothic church, pedestrian cobbled streets with 1/2 timbered homes and the fatal site of Joan of Arc’s final resting place. It was the Regional capital during the Roman times, William the Conquer called it home and the historic …
I feel in love with Mont Saint Michel when I was 16 on a high school trip with my French teacher over 15 years ago. When I knew we would be back in the area, I had to add a return visit to the list. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a highlight in …
