My brilliant friend has been kind enough to write me a Lapland UK review blog. It’s somewhere I’ve wanted to visit for ages. Reading about all the happy memories she’s made with her family has made me shed a tiny tear. And convinced me to book for next year. Read on to find out everything
I’m ashamed to call myself a family travel blogger but yes, I’ll admit it, I always thought the leaning tower of Pisa was the tallest and leaniest tower in Italy. Now I know I’m wrong, on both counts! The actual award should go to the two towers – GARISENDA AND ASINELLI in the beautiful city
There are so many fantastic things to do in Italy with kids it can be hard to know where to begin but one thing’s for sure, you’ll want to try the gelato. If you’re in Bologna with kids, you can even try your hand at making it. We were gifted our “Gelato for families” experience in
A bold statement I know but if there is just one thing you need to do when visiting Innsbruck with kids it’s a trip up the Nordkette cable car. Whether you’re visiting Innsbuck in the heat of Summer or snowy Winter the views (summer, sometimes winter) and the snowy fun (mainly winter) make the time
Prague is an absolutely stunning city, there’s no escaping the breathtaking architecture and culture that surrounds you on a visit but whilst that’s enough to make most adults fall in love with the place, it’s unlikely to keep the attention of most kids (for long anyway). So to help the whole family enjoy their visit
With so many museums and activities vying for your money and attention in Prague it can be hard to choose which ones to visit, especially if you’re only there on a fleeting visit. We tried out quite a few family activities in Prague on our recent stay and my absolutely favourite were the guided tours
I don’t think I know a child who doesn’t like Lego so when I discovered there was a Museum of Bricks in Prague, I knew we had to visit. Piper in fact loves Lego so much we took a couple of packs with us to build on the trains during our European rail adventure and she
Do not believe what they say, Brussels with kids is a fantastic city for a family holiday. There’s loads to do beyond the obvious beer and chocolate tours (not that there’s anything wrong with that) and with the Eurostar heading there direct from London St Pancras, it’s super easy to get to making it the
Is anyone else feeling a little Brexit blugghhh? I think I’ve found the perfect place! One of the reasons for planning this great big European adventure was the uncertainty about what happens post Brexit and we were desperate to show Piper some of the best bits of this wonderful and historically rich continent. This Mini
If there’s one thing I recommend doing in Brussels with kids it would be a trip to the Atomium. It’s an absolutely outstanding structure and even more exciting, you’re allowed inside the balls! Here’s why I absolutely think you should add “visit Atomium Brussels” to your European bucket list. It’s not actually in Brussels city