Rock-a-bye Kasbah

The very same things that make Marrakech exotic and breathtakingly cool for grown-ups make it a minefield of dangers for toddlers. So what did Alexandra Hall and her husband do? Took theirs along, of course.

Daddy-Daughter Hamptons Weekend

AMAGANSETT, New York – David Kamp splurges on a mid-week stay at The Reform Club Inn with his teenager before sending her off to camp. It's worth every penny.

Ahoy, Fowey! Cornwall with the Kids

CORNWALL, ENGLAND – In the fudge shops, the bakeries, and the very relaxed chowder house, Americans will see the genesis of every last New England seaside town.

Breathing Lessons in the Berkshires

THE BERKSHIRES – Hit the refresh button with a last minute escape (take the kids!) to the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts.

Hi Mom! Two Old Broads in NYC

Your elderly parents are coming to visit for a long weekend in New York City. What the hell are you going to do with them? Here's an itinerary that pleases kids and parents alike.

A Few Days In: Watch Hill, Rhode Island

WATCH HILL, RI – From outstanding displays of true prep and lighthouses to killer lobster rolls and the best homemade black raspberry ice cream, this quaint seaside town is Americana at its best.

Fathom Questionnaire: Christina Ohly

Travel hero: My husband. He can get stuck in China, do weird back-to-back redeyes via L.A. and Dallas, and still remain cheerful. He just goes with the global travel flow.

Bahamas with the Kids: Harbour Island Essentials

HARBOUR ISLAND, BAHAMAS – Relative inaccessibility has kept developers, big hotels, and obnoxious types away. The island may be pricey, but that won’t stop the chickens and lizards from wandering across your patio.

East Coast Grand Canyon

PENNSYLVANIA, USA – After climbing a vertigo-inducing lookout tower and catching our breath, we got down to the river’s edge and rented boats. The water was a low in July, but a wonderful adventure: bouncy whitewater fun and spectacular sightseeing.

A Mallorca Sonnet

MALLORCA, SPAIN – The villa has been lovingly restored using local wood, stone, and Spanish tile. My kids love the rambling gardens and architecture. The decor is old-school Mediterranean but mod. Vaulted stone ceilings, brocade curtains...it’s all very conquistador.

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