Visit the Nuremberg Toy Museum and explore the captivating exhibits, slide down the giant slide, and let your little one play. Head to the Nuremberg Zoo to see more than 300 species of animals from all corners of the world.
Explore the colorful streets of the city center with street performers, delicious food stands, and historic buildings. Take in the famous astronomical clock at Old Town Square and stop by the Petrin Tower to enjoy the stunning views of Prague from the top. Lastly, don't miss the Prague Castle for a quick history lesson and a chance to walk around beautiful gardens an architecture.
Visit the Naturhistorisches Museum or the Natural History Museum that features animals, plants, and minerals from all around the world. Let your little one run around the giant dinosaur exhibit and interactive children's area. Head to the Prater Amusement Park to ride the Ferris Wheel which offers breathtaking views over Vienna's skyline.
Stroll through the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden and meet big cats, chimpanzees, elephants, and buddy bears. Then, head to the Labyrinth of Buda Castle an underground cave system where you can explore medieval ruins with audio tours or treasure hunting quests, and used to be found and where Vlad Dracul III imprisoned his enemies. Lastly, don't miss a stroll along Fisherman’s Bastion for stunning views of the city.
Visit the birthplace of Mozart and take in the stunning views of the Alps. Tour the Hellbrunn Palace and enjoy the playful water features of the Palace's grounds, palace's kitschy "trick fountains" and stunning gardens. Lastly, see the Hohensalzburg Castle and catch an amazing panoramic view of Salzburg's Old Town from atop.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to Munich, Berlin, or Amsterdam. If you have less time, it is recommended to remove Budapest from the itinerary. Also, keep in mind that museums and attractions may have long queues, so it is best to plan your visits early in the day.