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Each guide starts with the one choice that shapes the trip. Then it shows you where to stay, which areas make a great day out, and what works at each age.
City guides
Tap a city to see where to stay, the best areas for kids and tips by age.

Stay near the areas you'll keep coming back to. South Kensington and the South Bank can fill several easy days, and we note step-free routes for buggies.
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A day-by-day route for a four-year-old and a ten-year-old, with one main outing each full day and a recovery day built in.
Read the Paris guide →Photo: Joan Costa / Pexels
Pick your hotel by train station first. Keep each day to one part of the city, go gently after the long flight, and know where to duck inside when it rains.
Read the Tokyo guide →Photo: Tony Wu / PexelsLA is huge, so plan one area per day. Stay near what you most want to see, and check the drive time before you cross the city.
Read the Los Angeles guide →The zoo, Safari Park and beaches sit far apart. Give each big day its own area, follow it with an easy beach or park day, and stay where you'll spend the most time.
Read the San Diego guide →Beach time is the main event here. Check surf conditions each morning, and save the island drive for one day rather than every day.
Read the Honolulu guide →Build each day around one area: Sagrada Família, Ciutadella, Montjuïc, Park Güell or the beach. Leave room for shade, playgrounds and a swim.
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Lisbon is steep. Decide early whether you want a flatter base or a hillside one, then give Belém, Parque das Nações, Baixa and Alfama a day each.
Read the Lisbon guide →Photo: Joan Costa / PexelsGetting around is easy; the heat and afternoon rain are what to plan for. Choose the city or Sentosa as your base, and follow each big outing with a pool or air-conditioned break.
Read the Singapore guide →Copenhagen's playgrounds are worth planning for. Stay central for convenience or in a calmer neighbourhood, and pair each big outing with time to run around.
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One big ancient site a day is plenty. Mix the history with Villa Borghese, the Explora children's museum and slow afternoons in the piazzas.
Read the Rome guide →Photo: Ludovic Delot / PexelsFollow a museum morning with an afternoon outside. Retiro and Madrid Río are worth planning around, not just squeezing in.
Read the Madrid guide →Pair one museum with time in Vondelpark or on a canal or ferry. Cycling is famous here, but walking and trams suit many families better.
Read the Amsterdam guide →Plan around the harbour. Give Taronga Zoo, Manly, the beaches and the Blue Mountains their own days, and check the weather before water outings.
Read the Sydney guide →Downtown and Stanley Park fit together nicely. Save the North Shore mountains for a clear day and decide on the morning.
Read the Vancouver guide →The CN Tower, aquarium and Harbourfront make one easy day. Keep the Toronto Islands for a fine day, and check step-free TTC routes if you have a buggy.
Read the Toronto guide →Heat and distance shape every day. Keep Downtown, the beaches, old Dubai and the theme parks on separate days, and plan pool time as part of the trip.
Read the Dubai guide →Give Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and Lantau a day each. Ferries and trams are half the fun, and a cool break helps with the heat and crowds.
Read the Hong Kong guide →Use the river boats and Skytrain to get around. Keep temple visits short for children, and plan a cool indoor stop into each day.
Read the Bangkok guide →Plan one district per day: palaces, the river parks, shopping or theme parks. Older children can help choose, especially for K-pop and food.
Read the Seoul guide →Pair one cultural highlight with space to move. Vienna’s transit makes it easy to balance museums and palaces with parks, rides and play.
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Quick planning guides
One big decision, answered before you book.
On-site convenience versus off-site space and price. Child height, queue tolerance and whether a midday hotel return is realistic should influence the stay before park days are built.
Paris at a family paceLandmarks, gardens, food and recovery time.Central location versus room size and nightly cost. If a younger traveller needs a reset, the ability to return to the hotel can be worth more than an extra attraction.
Cancun resort decisionPool, beach, room setup, food and excursions.Choose the resort around how the family will actually spend most days—water confidence, room layout and food matter more than a generic star rating. Treat excursions as exceptions, not a reason to over-pack resort days.
Costa Rica without transfer fatigueWildlife, beaches, nature and adventure.More regions can mean more packing and road time. Compare one or two strong bases against an ambitious multi-stop route before choosing activities.
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