There are lots of fun ways to use all those amazing photos you snapped during your trip. But, many people aren’t sure what to do with their vacation pics once they get home. Here are some creative ideas to make use of your travel photos.

One idea is to get a digital photo frame that can display your recent vacation pictures in rotation. Even though digital frames aren’t as trendy as they used to be, they’re still a great way to show off your travel shots. This method helps you relive your vacation moments as the photos continuously display, and it’s easy to swap out the images whenever you like.

Traveling often means trying new foods, and collecting recipes from different countries. Here’s a neat trick: print your favorite recipes on the back of photos from each country you visited. Then, you can hand these out to friends, neighbors, and colleagues during potlucks. For example, if you make a bowl of gazpacho for a gathering, attach a photo and the recipe to the bowl. This way, people can keep the recipe if they love your dish.

If you have some standout shots from your trip, consider printing them on canvas and creating a travel collage. Hang this collage prominently in your home so everyone can see it. This not only helps you reminisce but also serves as a great conversation starter when you have visitors.

You can also turn your travel photos into an educational tool for your kids or grandkids. Glue the photos onto an enlarged map according to the countries and cities where they were taken. Take it a step further by turning the map into a jigsaw puzzle. This fun activity can keep the kids busy, let them have fun, and help them learn more about geography focused on the places you visited.

Don’t underestimate the potential of refrigerator magnets. Instead of buying magnets from every place you visit, make your own. It’s easy—just get some magnetic sheets from a craft store. You can buy ones you can print directly on or get sticky magnetic sheets. If you want to make your magnets a bit fancier, you can glue a glass gem onto a photo and then attach a magnet to the back.