Shopping & Family Vacation Fun

Scratchy throats, sour tummies and ear aches happen even on vacations but there are aids to lessen or avoid the full blown stress of being sick while away from home. [Read More]

Though I had only two days to make my discoveries I can honestly say Stuttgart offers many rewarding possibilities for those who partake in the pleasure of shopping. [Read More]

Whether it’s an annual back to school trip, a mother/daughter weekend in the city or an energizing shopping spree with your sister or niece, success is the desired result. And for success, a few things need to be set in place. [Read More]

If shopping is one of your vacation passions Barcelona is the city with endless possibilities from art galleries and designer’s boutiques to popular chain stores and the impressive El Corte Inglés. [Read More]

Los Angeles is a never ending resource for those who love to shop so no two days need ever be the same. I have always loved Venice Beach, and my daughter’s favorite 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica because it’s within walking distance of the beach. [Read More]

Located in the southeast of Ireland an easy day trip from Dublin Kilkenny is worth the effort for the art, shopping, stained glass windows, and the scrumptious brown bread, breaded French camembert and chutney, and pea soup at Hibernian Hotel Restaurant. [Read More]

Every 10-year-old makes the connection between Valley Forge and George Washington so visiting Valley Forge is a bonus for families because there is no need to explain why the place is important. Kids love to feel the power of knowing and sharing important stuff. [Read More]

For anyone with shopping skills and a love for the sport of shopping, Paris offers the means to create your own kind of fun. The city oozes with possibilities to enjoy window shopping and cafe time or serious shopping for bargains. [Read More]

The neighborhoods of Washington, DC have become the place to go for unique shopping. Home furnishings, shoe stores, and food emporia are tucked between cafes and row houses in Dupont Circle and on Capitol Hill. [Read More]