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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is expensive to live in most parts of Europe, so book early. Watch food costs too. Norway for example—very expensive food.

Consider train passes. Some countries have great prices for families, and I find them much less stressful than driving.

[b]Avoid touristy places,[/b] which could be very crowded (and overpriced) in the summer. The south can also be quite hot.

Do you speak any other languages (you or your spouse?). If not, that could make everyday chores challenging. If you are rusty, it would be a great way to refresh your skills.

I am a fan of France and Switzerland, especially villages in the countryside.

I think it is a great idea![/quote]

np Are you telling me that if you are in Paris that you avoid the Iconic tourists sites?  So if people ask you if you have been to see the Eiffel tower you say No because it's for tourists?  Op and his family ARE tourists and there is nothing wrong with being one!

Op is there a country you want to go to specifically?  Does weather matter?  What do you like to do?[/quote]

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