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From hide-and-seek in the Belvedere gardens and butterflies inside an Art Nouveau greenhouse, to carriage rides through the Old Town and watching the famous Lipizzaner horses, Vienna is a magical city for kids.

Since becoming a mother two years ago, With Nothing Underneath founder Pip Durell has rediscovered London at a slower, more observant pace: one marked by playgrounds, buggy-friendly cafés, ice cream stops and parks where toddlers can chase pigeons.

Lifelong Parisian and mother of two, Voyageurs du Monde creative director Faustine Poidevin-Gros maps the city at a child’s scale—hidden gardens and ice cream parlors, small museums that hold their attention, plus the practical intel that makes it all work.

From the secret subway station beneath City Hall to the Met’s kid-sized period rooms, old-school toy shops and children’s bookstores, and the date night spots worth calling the babysitter for.