Lonely Planet has just released a brand new city adventures eBook for family-friendly city trip inspiration. The 25 City Adventures for Families is a free eBook, now available for download from Lonely Planet Kids.
Cities can be a challenge: expensive, chaotic and often cultural overload for small people. But they are also exciting, fascinating and above all, fun places to explore as a family – as long as you know how. And that’s where the new, free digital guide comes in.
Lonely Planet’s family travel experts – including yours truly – have shared their tips and recommendations for 25 cities around the globe – including some less obvious choices for family travel, such as Bangkok in Thailand, and Beijing in China.
My well-travelled colleagues and I have shared the tricks of the trade, as travellers who take our kids on urban adventures on a regular basis. 25 City Adventures for Families contains advice on the best places to go when the kids need a break, which museums are particularly good for children, how you can save money – and more. The guide also contains fun facts and activities to inspire your little ones.
You can probably guess the Travelling Mom’s City Adventure!
25 City Adventures for Families features the following cities:
Amsterdam – Bangkok- Beijing- Boston- Cape Town- Copenhagen
Dubai – Florence – Ho Chi Minh City – Hong Kong – Las Vegas – London
Marrakesh – Melbourne – New Orleans – New York City – Paris – Québec City
Rome – San Francisco – Seattle – Singapore – Tokyo – Toronto – Washington D.C.
Download your free eBook and start planning your next city adventure now!
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Lonely Planet Kids aims to kick-start the travel bug and open kids’ eyes and minds to the world around them. Our focus is on showcasing the quirky facts, amusing tales and inspiring stories that bring our planet to life. Through Lonely Planet Kids, we hope to share our love of travel, our sense of humour and our continual fascination with what makes the world the diverse and magnificent place it is.
Photos: C Laroye + Lonely Planet Kids
The Travelling Mom thanks Lonely Planet Kids for allowing me to contribute to this project. A writing dream come true!
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