Come hear why Paris is a surprising walkable city for three generation travelers. Learn how to make it work for each generation in the City of Lights!

Explore a family trip to Bratislava. Bratislava starts with rich gastronomy reflecting its diverse heritage. It also offers adventure sports, the Tatra mountains, the Danube, and a spectrum of architecture that spans castles through post-war realism. Bratislava and Slovakia offer something for everyone.

Berlin is the largest city in EU with year round amenities for three generation travelers. Diverse cuisine, endless museums for kids and adults, lush green spaces like the Tiergarten, and the Berlin Wall.

Visualize a two week multi-generational family vacation to the Republic of Georgia and the Caucasus with 15,000+ feet tall mountains, ancient winemaking, social baths in Tbilisi, and Black Sea beaches in Batumi.

Understand how a three generations family can enjoy the safari environment in multiple locations of Kenya.

Highlands Trip started where Outlander started to Covenanter Hotel, the ruins of St. Andrews (plus golf). Inverness featured a sheepdog demo, Culloden Battlefield, Cawdor Castle, and Clava Cairns ruins. We finished this leg into the Highlands with a ferry to Orkney and its ancient ruins (Skara Brae, Maeshowe), medieval complex around in St. Magnus, and WW2 sites around Scapa Flow with great hiking. Plus, two great distillery tours in Edradour and Highland Park.

The South of Oman offers stunning waterfalls, sea cliffs, sea turtles, snorkeling with whale sharks, and frankincense. Also enjoy a tent and a stunning night sky in the Empty Quarter desert.

Set in the Andalusian sun, Seville is how most of us visualize Spain with tapas, flamenco, and a rich architecture from the Moors. Learn how three generations of travelers can experience the essence of Spain.

Known for gorgeous scenery with rugged landscapes and lush oasis (wadis), this episode focuses on travel to the North of Oman to include stunning Muscat, ancient forts, and mountains meeting the sea.

Százéves Restaurant (Centennial Restaurant - 100 year old restaurant)http://www.szazevesetterem.hu/New York Café - World’s Most Beautify Restaurant)https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/budapest-new-york-cafe/index.htmlMatthias Cellar (closed for renovation)http://www.matyaspince.eu/Kid friendly restaurantshttps://pizzame.hu/en?hazhozszallitashttps://www.zingburger.hu/en/The most famous historical coffee and cake house:https://gerbeaud.hu/en/Public transportation ticket purchase (Recommended)&nbsp;https://bkk.hu/en/Parliament visit(needs to be booked 1-2 month ahead) https://jegymester.hu/production/480000/ParlamentilatogatasHospital in the rock museum: https://www.sziklakorhaz.eu/en/Dracula´s chamber: http://labirintus.eu/en/drakula-kamraja/House of Terror Museum (WW2 and Soviet era):&nbsp;https://www.terrorhaza.hu/enBudapest spa information (lavish pool)https://www.spasbudapest.comHungarian cooking class:&nbsp;https://www.cookingbudapest.com&nbsp;Széchenyi Chain Bridgehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sz%C3%A9chenyi_Chain_BridgeOverview of Budapest’s Ruin Barshttps://theculturetrip.com/europe/hungary/articles/a-brief-history-of-budapests-ruin-bars/Taxi services much safer to order online (we don´t have Über), never stop taxi cars on the street, always ask the receptionist in the hotel or restaurant to call a taxi for you or use Bolt.https://bolt.eu/en/Lake Balaton (excursion)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_BalatonAirfare to Budapest<a...