I made a few packing mistakes on my first trip. Start dreaming of your next skiing break, or look up wet weather gear for adventures on your doorstep. This is what you need…
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Take time to admire the beauty of this park from afar. Introducing Vigeland Park in Frogner Park, Oslo – it’s a unique spot, so bring some beauty and art in your morning.
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Whatever the weather, this post shares activities in Bergen, come rain or shine, free and not-so-free! From trolls and goats, to resistance fighters and aquariums, introduce your children to the Bryggen and to Bergen here.
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Artis Zoo is a historic zoo in Amsterdam, dating back to 1838, which perhaps explains why it’s so central and easy to reach. From a child’s point of view, it has elephants, flamingos and leopards – so what’s not to love?
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Duinrell Holiday and Amusement Park and Tiki Water Park – If you believe that when kids are happy, parents are happy, then get yourself to Duinrell Holiday & Amusement Park and Tiki Water Park, just south of Amsterdam. We spent a day there (although you can stay in caravans or camp) and the children were delirious.
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Visiting the South of France with kids? It doesn’t have to mean Nice, Cannes or St Tropez. Take the road less travelled with some sites a little off the beaten track and enjoy some slow travel with your fast and lively kids.
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Paxos is a relatively well kept secret. A tiny Greek island with the most stunning turquoise waters. We visited when Mr Tot was 9…
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Who’s ready to feel the sun on their face? I’m sharing a family hotel, in the city, with a pool, and an epic kids club….
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Things to do in Seville with kids – Seville was a city that captured my heart. From coming across flamenco in the streets and…
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If the name Macdonald sounds familiar then that’s hardly surprising. The Macdonald brand, with Scottish origins, has hotels across Scotland and the UK. Its…
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The Portuguese Riviera is a short hop from Lisbon, and very easy to reach by train, and I’ve heard it’s called the King of…
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