Guide for Families & Multi-Generational Groups

Planning for All Ages

Infants & Toddlers (0-3) - Best times: Morning visits when calm - Essential gear: Carriers better than strollers in crowds - Feeding: Warm, quiet spots identified in each market - Nap planning: Return to accommodation or use carriers - Highlights: Lights, music, gentle carousel rides

Young Children (4-10) - Attention span: Plan 2-3 hour visits maximum - Activities: Prioritize interactive workshops - Energy management: Alternate active/quiet periods - Food: Familiar options alongside new tastes - Souvenirs: Let them choose one special item

Teens (11-17) - Independence: Meeting points and times - Interests: Music areas, food trucks, tech displays - Social media: Photo spots, WiFi locations - Budget: Set amount for personal spending - Engagement: Let them plan part of visit

Adults (18-64) - Interests vary: Plan flexible itineraries - Dietary needs: Research options in advance - Shopping time: Build in browsing periods - Cultural activities: Concerts, demonstrations - Rest breaks: Café stops essential

Seniors (65+) - Mobility: Choose flatter market areas - Timing: Avoid peak crowds - Seating: Know rest area locations - Weather: Indoor alternatives ready - Pace: Allow extra time, no rushing

Multi-Generational Strategies

Meeting Everyone's Needs - Split up: Divide into interest groups - Meeting points: Set clear times and places - Communication: Local SIM cards or WiFi plans - Accommodation: Apartments offer gathering space - Meals: Mix market food with sit-down restaurants

Creating Memories - Photo spots: Professional photographers at some markets - Traditions: Create family market rituals - Crafts: Choose activities all can enjoy - Stories: Grandparents share holiday memories - Souvenirs: Family ornament each year