City trip

Suitcases packed, lines set sail – a cruise with kids

Many people associate cruises with shuffleboard, buffets, and retirees – but that image is outdated. More and more families are discovering the joys of cruising, as onboard cruises often feature kids’ clubs, pools, and endless leisure activities. Parents can relax while the kids play and have fun. Another advantage is that you only pack once and see many places. Of course, there are also disadvantages: cabins are smaller, extras can be expensive, and you have to keep a close eye on the children. Ocean-going ships offer plenty of entertainment but are often more crowded. River cruises are quieter, more manageable, and closer to the cities. Our conclusion: cruises aren’t a magic bullet, but they can be a special family experience – if you choose the right type of trip. Read our blog post to find out what makes each type of cruise appealing!

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Las Vegas, Baby (literally) – our weekend trip with a 4-month old

Las Vegas may not be the first destination you think of when traveling with a 4-month-old, but with the right balance of downtime and a little adventure, it turned out to be a fantastic getaway for us – and actual a really fun trip making our 3rd-born feel like an only child for a weekend!
Between incredible food, poolside relaxation, and even a trip down memory lane for mom and dad, our three-day trip had a little bit of everything.

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Following the Romans’ footsteps – a weekend at Villa Hügel in Trier

After my girlfriend and I went to London during my family-free time last time, this time it was all about wellness. At least in terms of themes; we can never sit still long enough to explore the surrounding area at some point. We wanted to arrive by car and drive for no more than 2.5

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A somber remembrance: My visit to Auschwitz and Birkenau

I can’t really explain why exactly, but visiting the former concentration and extermination camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau has been a priority for me for a long time. The day trip there was a deeply moving experience, but one I wouldn’t want to miss! Especially in these times of political uncertainty, it’s not wrong to

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Krakow with Kids – A Journey through History and Magic

Krakow, the capital of Poland until 1596 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978, is a completely underrated destination for the whole family! The city combines history, culture, and child-friendly adventures in a way that can fascinate young and old alike. In this post, we share our walk with our human encyclopedia (aka city

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Jewish Krakow – Myths and experiences for the whole family

On our first day in Krakow, we were fortunate enough to explore the city and its history with our private tour guide, Jadwiga. In the sunshine and spring-like temperatures, Jadwiga was brimming with myths, facts, and legends – she’s a walking encyclopedia! We were out for less than an hour and couldn’t keep up with

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