In November 1805, the Corps of Discovery expedition, led by Lewis and Clark, reached the Pacific Ocean. Explore Cape Disappointment, Washington and Fort Clatsop in Oregon with kids, following in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark today.
Read more…Dublin: Vikings and Celtic Treasures
Dublin is a modern city, situated the site of a Viking settlement. Long before the Vikings, more than 2,000 years ago, Celts came to Ireland, bringing artistic traditions that continue to this day. Visiting Dublin with kids, set out to discover Vikings and Celtic treasures.
Read more…John Howland’s good luck: A Pilgrim ancestor
In 1620, John Howland set sail on the Mayflower, voyaging from Plymouth, England to America. Going on deck in a storm, he was hit by a wave, and fell overboard. Lucky for Howland, he was rescued by the crew. Lucky for us, he’s our children’s ancestor, along with millions of his descendants.
Read more…Tips for Venice
Tips for Venice with kids – taking waterbuses, arrival from the airport and train station, explore the city but avoid getting lost, disadvantages of strollers, family hotels, self-service laundromat.
Read more…Look for Dragons in Venice
The lion of St. Mark is everywhere, but visiting Venice with kids, look for dragons too.
Scenes of Saint Theodore, Saint George, Archangel Michael, and Santa Margherita defeating dragons are portrayed in mosaics, paintings, reliefs and sculpture throughout the city.
Read more…Lion of St. Mark
The winged lion of Saint Mark is the symbol of Venice. Discovering Venice with kids, lions are everywhere you look. Find out why the lion holds a book, the Venetian flag in battle, and where to see our favorite lions.
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