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6 great cities to visit with your parents

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It may not be possible to travel with your family when you were a kid but once you become an adult and to show your parents some of your favorite cities or to explore new places together will be one of the best parts in your life.

So, when deciding where to go together, it is important to make sure that the city has plenty of activities that will appeal to your parents and that it is easy to get around.

Here are Six cities that have plenty of activities to please parents with all different types of interests.

Paris, France

It is really to find that someone who does not like Paris which means it is a pretty safe place for the parents. The great thing about Paris is that there are so many things to do and there are also new museums, festivals, and restaurants cropping up all the time.

Paris is also home to some of the best public transportation in the world. If your parents are not able to handle the steep Metro staircases, you can always find a cab or ride-share app to take you to your destination.

Chicago, Illinois

Chicago is an easy and relatively inexpensive flight from most major U.S. cities and they always offer alternative packages for travelers. Once you are there, you will find plenty of things to keep the folks busy.

There is nothing quite like the energy of a Cubs game at Wrigley Field. The world-class Shedd Aquarium and the iconic Adler Planetarium will surely impress your parents and you will also love too, to visit this place.

Ravinia is an outdoor concert venue just north of the city that hosts international acts that your parents will enjoy. Of course, no trip to Chicago is complete without checking out Millennium Park, home of the iconic “Bean” sculpture and other permanent art installations.

Tokyo, Japan

Adventurous parents will enjoy the energy and dynamism of Tokyo. Visit the must-see spots like the Imperial Palace and the Kanda Shinto Shrine and check out Tokyo’s Shibuya and Shimokitazawa districts for great food and shopping.

Parents who are into art will appreciate the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. The public transportation is great in Tokyo, but you and your parents should also be prepared to walk a lot.

Palm Springs, California

The cool thing about Palm Springs is that it’s just a really easy place to travel with parents because there is so many fun, relaxing things to do. From pristine golf courses to award-winning mid-century architecture to live music clubs to amazing vintage shopping, there is a planet of options to please the folks.

Reading a book by the hotel pool with a drink in hand is also a completely reasonable choice. Of course, the fabulous restaurants along Palm Canyon Drive will keep everyone happy as well. The city caters to seniors, which means most places are very accessible.

Washington, D.C

There are so many fantastic attractions for families, many of which are free The Smithsonian Institute offers 19 free museums, including the Air & Space Museum, Museum of Natural History, Museum of American Art and even the National Zoo.

The area is also famous for several iconic monuments, such as the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial, located around the National Mall. American scheduled a guided tour through their congressional representative for the tourists to see the most attractive White House of Washington.

San Antonio

Deep in the heart of Texas is the uber family-friendly city of San Antonio. Although the city itself is large, it is downtown River Walk means you can ditch the car and experience the old town, with its vibrant shops and restaurants.

Visit The Alamo and other historic missions before a relaxing dinner cruise on the river. Just outside the city awaits more fun at SeaWorld San Antonio, Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Morgan’s Wonderland, the world’s only amusement park designed for kids with special needs. Visit the Texas Hill Country while you’re in San Antonio, too. The area features a series of small towns and outdoor adventures galore.