For Marseille with children, choose one main experience and give it a comfortable beginning and end. A visit to Cosquer Méditerranée, a Natural History Museum outing
South Shore is a good choice when you want one lakefront setting to carry a substantial part of the day. Begin with the South Shore Cultural
Geneva’s Old Town looks small on a map, but its hill changes the walking experience. Nearby squares may connect through a sloping street, a staircase
Zurich has no single viewpoint that answers every possible wish better than the others. Choose Lindenhof for a close old-town view, Polyterrasse for roofs beside
Graceland Cemetery offers a different way to look at Chicago: along a quiet lane, through the scale of a memorial, or across the space between trees
For a rainy day in Marseille, choose one museum that is actually open, have a meal nearby and leave a short outdoor walk optional. Mucem’s
Geneva’s international quarter makes it tempting to see everything at once. The Palais des Nations, the Red Cross Museum and the modern Portail des Nations
A summer day beside Lake Zurich works well as two different activities: a public waterfront walk and a visit to one chosen lido. The first offers
Two hours before baseball at Wrigley Field can include a small neighbourhood walk rather than a long wait outside the ballpark. Begin with the Music Box
Geneva’s lakeside offers several quite different walks. On the left bank, La Grange and Eaux-Vives bring estate parks, mature trees and open lawns. On
Winter Zurich is easier to enjoy in short sections. Instead of a long summer circuit beside the water, choose one substantial interior, a brief old-town
Give a Marseille football day one clear centre: an OM match you have booked or an available OM Stadium Tour. Add one garden in the south
