This museum is located in the quaint area of DuPont Circle. It has a wide variety of exhibits spread out within four separate buildings. #kidfriendly Photo: ruminatrix
This DC museum is a must see with its fascinating and interactive exhibits. Note: Admission tickets are slightly pricey. #kidfriendly #theater Photo: NCinDC
This former train station turned museum holds years of American history with exhibits that constantly change. Great place to bring the kids. #kidfriendly #trains Photo: The Durham Museum
More suited for the quirks, this museum exhibits cartoon art from your favorite childhood comics like The Avengers and movies like Toy Story. Don’t skip the gift shop and its entertaining collection of memorabilia. #kidfriendly Photo: Mike Turner
Visit one of the most historic American symbols of all time. The bell is located inside a learning center that showcases all of the great history behind it. #publicart #historicplace #kidfriendly Photo: pepsiline
Watch your choice of sweet homemade ice cream mash with your favorite toppings on a frozen marble slab to keep it cold. Don’t forget to pile it into a freshly made waffle cone. #icecreamshop #kidfriendly Photo: innovati
Check out this giant park and newly installed 5-acre Elephant facility. Bonus: If you’ve got lucky timing, you may be able to help hand-feed their giraffes. #zoo #park #kidfriendly Photo:
Check out all of the fun events here like live music, cooking demonstrations and crafts. Hours: Tuesdays, 3pm-7pm and Saturdays, 8am-1pm. #farmersmarket #kidfriendly Photo: Midtown Farmers Market
This shop may put you into a sensory overload. Part (old-school) candy shop, part gelato parlor, grab some of your favorite childhood candies, homemade chocolates or gelato cone. #icecreamshop #kidfriendly Photo: Powell’s Sweet Shoppe
This market is more of a fair, offering local and artisanal produce and baked goods, live music and face painting. Bring your kids! Hours: Saturdays, 9am-1pm. #farmersmarket #kidfriendly Photo: USFM
Located in the park, bring your kids for a fun morning with many fresh produce stands and local vendors to explore. Hours: Saturdays, 9am-1:30pm, June 5-October 30. #farmersmarket #kidfriendly Photo: Roslindale Village Main Street
One of Boston’s largest and most popular markets. You can find a variety of goods like fresh local produce and vintage/handcrafted clothing by local artists. Hours: Sundays, 10am-4pm. #farmersmarket #kidfriendly Photo: SoWa Open Market
Take a walk through this downtown district and its mix of Asian-ethnic cultures. Find unique gifts, specialty groceries, festivals, Asian art and good-eats within the various shops located here. #historicplace #kidfriendly #architecture Photo: shaggyshoo
Get lost within the museum’s wide range of galleries, ancient artifacts and sculptures. Tip: Make sure you don't miss the Egyptian exhibit. #museum #kidfriendly Photo: iPhil Photos
Seattle Weekly gave this shop the Best Ice-Cream Parlor 2012 award for their delicious and creative flavors like Ube (Filipino Yam) and Blue Moon (beer) flavors. #kidfriendly #icecreamshop Photo: Gexydaf
This place offers a variety of items with a stylish Italian flair. Serving espresso, lunch, house, dessert, cocktails/beer and happy hour menus, you can enjoy this place with any type of company. #kidfriendly #patiobar Photo: Tutta Bella
