The Pays de Sault sits on a high plateau, creating a cooler climate for the lavender to bloom later in season. However, Pays de Sault's landscape isn't just endless rows of lavender. It is a beautiful mix of bright yellow sunflowers, green olive trees, old bories and vineyards over rolling hills and stunning French villages. There are many lavender fields, distilleries and scenic views around Pays de Sault. This guide has my recommendations for a family day out among purple fields and pretty pit stops.

The Valensole Plateau, with its vast expanse of purple fields, is one of the most iconic and photographed landscape in the world. The endless rows of lavender and fields of bright yellow sunflowers make it an area of incredible beauty and intoxicating fragrance in the summer. There are many lavender farms, open fields and distilleries along the way, so there are a number of options for exploring. This guide has my recommendations on scenic views, photo worthy fields and pretty villages.

The lavender fields of Luberon Valley are a patchwork of purple. Here you can find rolling hills with vibrant blooms dotting the landscape, framed by charming villages on hilltops. There are many lavender fields and villages in Luberon Valley. In this guide you will find my recommendations for a scenic drive, stopping in picturesque villages and discovering fields of flowers as you go.

Provence bursts into fragrant purple splendour every summer, bringing visitors from all over the world to its iconic lavender fields. While the Provence lavender fields are the star attraction in summer, there is plenty to experience in the region. There are scenic rolling hills with picturesque French villages overlooking the valley. Take in the views of endless rows of lavender, as well as sunflowers, olive groves and wheat. Explore generational-old distilleries and learn more about how the lavender essential oils are produced. Buy local lavender inspired products and taste the many ways lavender can be incorporated into food. For a touch of festivity, many towns around the region celebrate the lavender season with lively lavender festivals. Its a perfect destination for a family day out, including your dog, as most farms and fields are dog friendly. Wondering when and where to go for the best lavender views in Provence? My detailed guides below will help you discover the best spots in: - the Luberon Valley - Valensole Plateau - the Sault Plateau Bonus content: - Distilleries: learn more about the process of lavender essential oil production and buy products directly from the producer - Family friendly. My guides include kid-friendly cafes and restaurants in the towns (with the occasional play area) - Festival fun. Plan your trip around the vibrant lavender festivals happening throughout the Provence lavender season. A day out among the lavender fields is a memorable experience that will leave you feeling relaxed and completely charmed by the beauty of Provence in summer.

Just an hour west of bustling Shanghai is the ancient water town of Zhujiajiao. Established more than 1700 years ago, it is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets filled with shops and homes, old stone bridges over canals and well-preserved architecture. Zhujiajiao is perfect for a day trip, offering a glimpse into traditional Chinese life. But navigating a new town with kids can be tricky. We recently explored Zhujiajiao and are here to share our tips to make your visit interesting. Here's what you can expect in this Zhujiajiao Family Travel Guide: - Stress-free travel: I'll share the easiest ways to get to Zhujiajiao from Shanghai, including navigating public transportation with little ones. - First Time in a Water Town? No Problem! I'll walk you through what to expect and provide tips for an enjoyable outing. - Fun for All Ages: Discover the best things to do in Zhujiajiao with a family-friendly itinerary, which includes historical sights and cultural experiences. - Kid friendly fun: To keep kids interested all day, I have included a fun scavenger hunt clue in the notes for each historical sight below.

Shanghai is a vibrant, eclectic city that is constantly changing. A dazzling mix of towering skyscrapers, delicious food, iconic landmarks and traditional life, there is always something new to discover. This is the ultimate one-stop shop for new visitors to the city. I have included: - useful info when planning a trip to Shanghai - recommended apps for a convenient stay - tips that make it easy to navigate the city - an itinerary for 7 days in Shanghai - shoppers guide for every budget - highlights to experience Shanghai like a local

Avignon is in the heart of Provence - an amazing city brimming with history and charm. The historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage site, surrounded by stone ramparts with many streets and tiny alleys to explore. Here are my recommendations on sights to see, where to stay and places to eat.

There is more to France than baguettes, wine and fashion. Here is an itinerary to drive to the South of France and back while discovering the specialities of each region. This itinerary is useful for anyone who wants a amuse-bouche experience of France. Most of the drive time between each stop is 3 to 5 hours, making it ideal for families with kids. The journey also begins and ends at Calais.

Shanghai Disney Resort is a captivating, magical world, bringing Chinese influences to the classic Disney experience. Whether you are a seasoned Disney fan or a first-timer, this guide has tips and recommendations for an unforgettable adventure. You will find: 🪄 a guide to plan your visit 🏰 must-do experiences in Disneyland 💫 insider tips for an easy and fun visit All aboard to the happiest place on earth! ✨

Clermont-Ferrand, located in the heart of France's Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, is a university city with dramatic volcanic landscapes and a lively atmosphere. Come for hikes and stay for the vibrant energy with many live events and festivals throughout the year. Here are my recommendations for a kid-and-dog friendly visit to Clermont-Ferrand.

Amiens is a charming city in northern France, known for its rich history, beautiful architecture and scenic canals. There is plenty to explore with kids and dog(s); here are my personal recommendations on how you can spend a day or two in Amiens.