UK travel will soon be possible, and you don’t have to spend a fortune to have a fantastic time in LONDON BABY! There’s a lot of fun to be had, for free. (And I mean totally free, not just kids go free.) Great list of free activities, so take a browse. I even found free outdoor dinosaurs.
This loch captures the imagination of children because, well … it has the Loch Ness Monster! But there’s a lot more to these magical waters than Nessie. Read on to discover cruises and castles, hotels and Highland Cows, waterfalls and water sports, clans and cafés, and v funky glamping.
From zoos and gardens, to castle and boat trips, discover what’s open from Summer 2020.
Old Aberdeen, Seaton Park and Cruickshank Botanic Gardens – Aberdeen is a modern city, but Old Aberdeen is its historic heart. We took the…
Dumfries and Galloway is really geared up with attractions especially aimed at wee ones. From chocolate and ice cream to Peter Pan and pirates, it was all going on. Here are the highlights.
The modern Devil’s Porridge Museum caught my attention because, with a name like that, I didn’t know what on earth it was about, but I thought I might like it. Turns out, this Eastriggs museum, works surprisingly well for kids, because it’s all about explosions!
‘No infant has the power of deciding at what period of time, or in what part of the world he shall come into existence’. Visit New Lanark for home truths, ghost rides, history, heritage and great food. A unique family break in a Scottish Unesco heritage site.
Peter Pan Moat Brae opens on 1 June 2019. The site that inspired JM Barrie to write Peter Pan has been transformed into Scotland’s National Centre for Storytelling and Children’s Literature. Joanna Lumley is its patron, and it features a Tinker Bell, whispering Peter Pan statue and a Discovery Garden. Our preview gives you the lowdown.
V&A Dundee with Kids – V&A Dundee is the first V&A space outside London. Often new projects head to cities such as Newcastle, Manchester,…
Nairn in Scotland – Thing to Do! – With the launch of a Food Festival, A Taste of Nairn, I was invited to discover new…
I’ve humiliated myself on the Cairngorm Mountain numerous times in my futile attempts to ski in Aviemore. I love this part of Scotland, and…