A wonderful family of 5 decided that they needed to spend their winter break in Paris and Denmark, meeting and staying with family friends for some of the time, and exploring a bit on their own as well.
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Vienna and Salzburg are distinctly different but both represent aspects of Austria that make this country unique. From architecture to gardens to the Von Trapp family history, you are sure to find something you like in Austria!
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Prague and the rest of the Czech Republic has so much to offer. The food there is delicious—loads of dumplings and potatoes with savory meats—and the landscapes are delightful. Going there alone aside from my 10 month old was also easier than I expected, everyone was helpful and kind when I needed assistance, and Prague is not hard to get around. I mainly wore my son, though, as the streets are cobbled and uneven and a stroller may have been difficult to push.
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The often overlooked occupant of the Iberian Peninsula should not be overlooked anymore! With gorgeous landscapes, incredibly friendly people (who speak English very well), a rich history, and very affordable prices, Portugal is Europe’s best kept secret!
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Iceland is one of the most picturesque places I've been.It has fjords, mountains, glaciers, active volcanoes, geothermal springs and baths, and waterfalls galore! It also has great folklore with trolls, giants, dragons and fairies. It's a great place for solo trips for women, too, as it is one of the safest countries in the world (last year there were a grand total of 2 murders in the whole country). During the summer, there is nearly 24 hour daylight and during the winter there is nearly 24 hour darkness/twilight. In the winter, it is great location to see the Northern Lights.
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