The Park Theatre, located at 21 Park Row in Lower Manhattan, is widely regarded as the first theater to be built specifically for theatrical performances in NYC. It opened on January 29, 1798.
Some of the iconic foods invented in New York: the pastrami sandwich, cheesecake, chicken & waffles and the hot dog.
April 13, 2026
Renaissance magic, hands-on adventures, and just enough gelato to keep everyone emotionally stable. It’s packed with history (all the Michelangelo you could ask for) but it’s also compact, walkable, and full of experiences that actually land for families. The trick is turning “look at this old thing” into “this is wild, how did they even […]
March 27, 2026
Amsterdam is great for kids, it's compact, it’s walkable (or bikeable, if you’re brave), and it feels like a real-life storybook with canals instead of streets, crooked houses that look like they’re leaning in to gossip, and parks where locals hang out.
March 26, 2026
Madrid with kids? This city is basically one big playground disguised as a cultural capital: wide plazas to run wild, parks that feel like small kingdoms, and food that even picky eaters will low-key obsess over. But the magic of Madrid isn’t just the sights. Families out late, kids kicking soccer balls in plazas at 10pm, grandparents holding court on benches. Life well lived for sure.
March 23, 2026
Planning a family trip to Rome? Discover 8 unforgettable things to do in Rome with kids. From gladiator schools and pizza-making classes to exploring ancient ruins and secret gardens.
March 22, 2026
For families with kids traveling to Edinburgh, the magic is that the city works on two levels. Scottish castles, volcanoes, secret tunnels, and giant monuments to climb. Plus, one of Europe’s most culturally rich capitals, shaped by philosophers, writers, rebels, and kings. Plus, haggis.
March 16, 2026
Discover the 8 best things to do in Paris with kids! From climbing the Eiffel Tower to sailing toy boats in the Luxembourg Gardens. A fun, history-filled guide for families visiting the City of Light.