Prague defines a kid friendly city offering tons of unique attractions to fascinate the young of all ages, toddler to teen. From one of the continent’s finest zoos to one of the world’s largest toy museums to historic marionette theaters, young visitors are certain to be fascinated by the city’s singular sights and sounds and they may even learn a few things along the way. Take in the wonders of the Prague Zoo, first opened in 1931 and ranked among the best wild animal parks in all of …More

To visitors hailing from car-centric cities, the D.C. metro can seem a tangled web of confusion. Those traveling to America’s capital from straphanger-heavy metropolises such as New York or Chicago might find D.C.’s time and zone changes a bit picky. A bit of foresight and research can help make your Washington, D.C. metro experience a rewarding and seamless one of ditching your car on your travels. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, or WMATA, provides subway access throughout all …More

As with any major city there are lots of things to do, but Rome, Italy in particular has some of the worlds most beautiful art and best food. But with so many choices and so little time it’s important to hit the right spots. Or, in other words, do what the Roman’s do. Acchiappafantasmi (Ghostbusters) You can’t go to the country that created pizza and not go to one of the best places to get some. As any Roman will tell you, their pizza is the best, and many of them will recommend …More

Chicago is a diverse and colorful city, painted and characterized by the immigrants who made it what it is today. With religious, social and economic pressures becoming increasingly heavy-handed on the Jews throughout the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, many western and eastern European Jews looked to America as a place of opportunity. While most immigrants came in through New York, and many settled there, others looked farther west for a place to call home. Farther west was Chicago, a city that was already an …More

Chances are if you’re arriving or leaving Moscow on an international flight you’ll have to make a stop by Domodedovo—Russia’s snazziest airport. Even before the increased security regulations getting on a flight here was a queuing marathon—now it’s an epic event. When dealing with airport bureaucracy in Russia it is best just to go with the flow and thrust every official document in your possession at officials. Don’t ask, just do. If somehow, clearing security for your …More