Travelling in a strange city with children can be tricky. Thankfully, Urban Crayon City Guides are a new series of travel guides that can help. The first in the series offers a guided tour of the Paris. Dividing the city into 12 sections including

surrounds of Phoenix Park, home to the Irish President, there’s also ample space to let off energy after your visit. Take the open-top Dublin City Tour Bus (tel: 00 353 1 605 7704 or visit www.dublinsightseeing.ie) which stops and picks up at the zoo

enjoy a bespoke intinerary for her stay – from kite-flying in Green Park to getting a birdseye view of the city in a private jet tour. Children under 12 dine for free in the hotel’s restaurant. Parents also receive special treatment and can have tickets

the busy streets in their very own fairy-tale carriage. Older children are endlessly fascinated by a tour of the city’s sewers, but you will need to book as you can only visit them as part of a guided tour. When you’re ready for a tea break, you can learn

from SeaWorld, the marine-life theme park that’s home to killer whale, Shamu, and a plethora of sealife. Set in 200 acres, the best way to get around was on the Adventure Express Tour with our expert and enthusiastic guide, Dave, a good all-American boy

Camp for a tour of one of the biggest and most impressive football stadiums in Europe.The Blue Line on the Bus Turistic route offers a completely different picture of the city as it transports passengers up to Mountjuic, past the Olympic stadium