Milan with Kids: The Italian City We Didn't Expect to Love So Much
There are cities you visit because they're on your bucket list. And then there are cities that completely surprise you. For us, Milan was definitely the second. Before we booked our trip, we pictured a city of designer shops, fashionable Italians and busy business districts. It sounded fun for a weekend, but we weren't convinced it would be the perfect destination for a family city break. How wrong we were. Milan welcomed us with grand piazzas, beautiful architecture, streets that seemed to invite you to wander without a plan and, quite honestly, some of the best food we've ever eaten in Italy.
Summer Skiing at the Stelvio Pass: Yes, You Can Ski in Italy in July!
Summer Skiing at the Stelvio Pass: Yes, You Can Ski in Italy in July! Most people head to Italy in summer for pizza, gelato and lazy afternoons by the lake. But what if we told you that you can swap your flip-flops for ski boots... in the middle of July? Welcome to Passo dello Stelvio, one of Europe's most unique summer destinations. Here, at an altitude of over 2,750 metres, you'll find one of the highest ski areas in the Alps, where snow is still very much part of the summer holiday. Trust us — skiing in the morning and enjoying an Italian terrace in the afternoon might just become your new favourite summer tradition. Where is the Stelvio Pass? Stelvio Pass (Passo dello Stelvio in Italian) connects Lombardy with South Tyrol and is famous for its spectacular mountain road featuring 48 legendary hairpin bends. It's considered one of the most beautiful mountain drives in the world. Even if you don't ski, the drive alone is worth adding to your Italy bucket list. The pass sits at nearly 2,758 metres, making it one of the highest paved mountain passes in Europe.
One Week at Lake Garda with Kids: Our Ultimate Family Travel Guide
Think sparkling blue water, colourful villages, delicious gelato around every corner, thrilling rollercoasters, and long evenings enjoying pizza on a terrace while watching the sunset over the lake.
Hong Kong – Asia’s Most Exciting City for Families
Looking for a destination where futuristic skyscrapers meet colourful street markets, cable cars glide over jungle-covered mountains, and you can eat some of the best food in the world? Welcome to Hong Kong. This vibrant city is one of the most exciting places to visit in Asia — and surprisingly very family-friendly. One moment you’re standing between some of the tallest buildings on earth, the next you’re riding a ferry across the harbor, hiking in green mountains or visiting a giant Buddha statue. Even better: Hong Kong is incredibly easy to explore. English is widely spoken, public transport is fantastic, and Western apps like Google, Instagram and WhatsApp work perfectly here. In this Travelicious guide, we’ll share the best things to do in Hong Kong, tips for getting around, and why this city is such a great destination for families. Looking for a destination where futuristic skyscrapers meet colourful street markets, cable cars glide over jungle-covered mountains, and you can eat some of the best food in the world? Welcome to Hong Kong. This vibrant city is one of the most exciting places to visit in Asia — and surprisingly very family-friendly. One moment you’re standing between some of the tallest buildings on earth, the next you’re riding a ferry across the harbor, hiking in green mountains or visiting a giant Buddha statue. Even better: Hong Kong is incredibly easy to explore. English is widely spoken, public transport is fantastic, and Western apps like Google, Instagram and WhatsApp work perfectly here. In this Travelicious guide, we’ll share the best things to do in Hong Kong, tips for getting around, and why this city is such a great destination for families.
A Magical Day in Asia’s Most Compact Disney Park
If you’re traveling to Hong Kong with kids, there’s one place that will almost certainly end up at the top of your itinerary: Hong Kong Disneyland. And honestly? It’s not just for kids. Tucked away on lush green Lantau Island, this Disney park feels like a little world of its own. Compared to the huge Disney parks in the US, Hong Kong Disneyland is smaller, calmer and surprisingly easy to explore in one day — which makes it perfect for families. Looking for a destination where futuristic skyscrapers meet colourful street markets, cable cars glide over jungle-covered mountains, and you can eat some of the best food in the world? Welcome to Hong Kong. This vibrant city is one of the most exciting places to visit in Asia — and surprisingly very family-friendly. One moment you’re standing between some of the tallest buildings on earth, the next you’re riding a ferry across the harbor, hiking in green mountains or visiting a giant Buddha statue. Even better: Hong Kong is incredibly easy to explore. English is widely spoken, public transport is fantastic, and Western apps like Google, Instagram and WhatsApp work perfectly here. In this Travelicious guide, we’ll share the best things to do in Hong Kong, tips for getting around, and why this city is such a great destination for families.
✨ What to Do in Rome – Travelicious Tips & Highlights
Rome is one of those cities you simply must experience at least once in your life. With ancient ruins on every corner, charming piazzas, world-famous cuisine, and a history that goes back thousands of years — it’s a dream destination.