Gorgeous Trinity College and The Book of Kells and Enjoying Dublin
In 2014, we did a college trip to Scotland and Ireland. One of the day we were looking forward to […]
European Nerdy Family Travel
Welcome to European Nerdy Family Travel—your guide to geeky adventures and learning across Europe!
We believe that every trip is a chance to be curious, discover something new, and embrace our love for all things nerdy. From historic castles to world-class museums, comic cons to quirky local festivals, we explore Europe with a sense of wonder—always on the lookout for unique learning opportunities, both as a couple and now as a family.
In this section, you’ll find:
- Stories from our travels through England, France, Italy, Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, and Scotland
- Family-friendly guides to European landmarks, museums, and pop culture events
- Honest reflections on what we’ve learned, travel mistakes, and how our approach has changed over time
- Tips for making European travel accessible, educational, and fun for nerdy families
- Highlights from epic trips like our 30 Day Europe adventure and memorable stops in cities like Florence, London, Dublin, and Prague
Whether you’re planning your own European nerdy family travel or just love reading about geeky journeys, join us as we share inspiration, practical advice, and our favorite discoveries from across the continent!
Must-Visit: The Science Museum in London – A Fascinating Journey Through Innovation
If you’re planning a visit to London, one destination you absolutely can’t miss is the Science Museum in South Kensington.
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Traveling: The Royal Mile and a Walk to the Firth
Our first full day in Edinburgh was a walk around day. In fact, if my Fitbit was to be believed,
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Traveling: London
As you may know, especially because of the lack of recent posts, Kurt and I are both enrolled in grad
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Traveling: The Power, the Beauty, and the Glory, or Three Churches and How Their Architecture and Design Tells a Story
During our 2010 trip to Europe, we visited a few churches. Being raised Catholic is one reason why we made
Traveling: Europe Cruise 2012
Being teachers, Kurt and I get the pleasure of having almost two months off during the summer. Because I run
Surrounded by Water and Orange in Amsterdam
The First Evening in Amsterdam: The Anne Frank Huis Our second to last city in our Europe Chronicles was Amsterdam,
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Walking on History: Berlin in a Day and Half
First Day in Berlin The early morning train from Prague to Berlin was smooth, quiet, and uneventful. Well, it was
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Touring Prague in a Day
Prague, A Favorite city If Florence was our favorite city from our Europe 2010 trip, Prague is a very close