As a family, we love to travel and explore new places. We recently took a city break to Berlin and stumbled upon a hidden gem: ANOHA, the Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin. Our visit to ANOHA was the highlight of our trip, and I can confidently say that this is one of the most unique children’s museums we have ever visited. In this blog post, I will share our experience at ANOHA and why I recommend it to any family visiting Berlin.
Berlin is a city full of surprises and the perfect destination for a family city break. From visiting the oldest zoo in Germany and exploring the marine life at the aquarium to learning about the history of cars and technology at the German Museum of Technology, there’s something for everyone. Plus, Berlin is a no-brainer with affordable flights, a great public transport system, and many family-friendly attractions. So, grab your Berlin Card WelcomeCard, book your tickets in advance, and prepare for an unforgettable trip to one of Europe’s most exciting cities.
Want to experience the oldest zoo in Germany with a modern twist? Look no further than Zoo Berlin and Aquarium Berlin. We had an unforgettable time observing amazing creatures. From lions to hippos, and jellyfish to sea turtles, there’s a whole world to explore. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Read on for our top tips on how to make the most of your family trip to these incredible attractions.
Are you looking for exciting events to fill up your calendar for the THREE May Bank Holidays (Early May Bank Holiday 01 May, Bank holiday for the coronation of King Charles III 08 May and Spring Bank Holiday 29 May) and May half-term school holidays (29 May – 02 June) in and around London and Kent? Look no further because I have compiled a list of over 50 locations and 100+ FREE and paid events that cater to everyone’s budget.
May Bank Holidays are just around the corner, and if you’re like me, you’re probably starting to think about a family break. My family and I recently visited The Mole Resort in North Devon for an Egg-cellent Easter Staycation, and it was a fantastic experience. I’m excited to share all the details with you, so if you’re looking for the perfect UK countryside staycation for your family, keep reading!
Hello March! Finally, the days are getting lighter, and spring is fast approaching, brightening our days with colourful flowers and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. This month is packed with many big events, from Women’s History Month celebrations to International Women’s Day and Mother’s Day.
This means it’s time to finally come out of winter hibernation and explore beautiful gardens and trails, world-class museums and galleries. Wander beneath one of the biggest dinosaurs ever to grace the planet at the Natural History Museum’s new exhibition ‘Titanosaur: Life as the Biggest Dinosaur’; attend the highest dress-up party on the London eye; join Disney’s iconic Winnie the Pooh on stage.
Why not make the most of the week-long February half-term holiday and treat the family to wintry London activities this February; with attractions hosting special events and family-friendly half-term activities, it’s the perfect opportunity to spend quality family time in the capital and beyond.
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January the month of cold weather, dark mornings, and where the bridge between Christmas break and February half term collides to create ‘January Blues’, but not this year! There are plenty of events in London and Kent to fill your diary. Here are 31 places to explore in January and beyond! We have FREE stuff, cheap stuff, fun stuff, cultural stuff, and plenty of light to brighten your days.
We booked our trip to Singapore three years ago, and we only just made the trip last month. What is it they say? ‘Delay is not denial’, and I can wholeheartedly agree.
We decided to spend a week in Singapore and another week in Bali. We split our time in Singapore in half, with the first four days before we flew out to Bali and the latter three on our return.
We stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, located along Orchard Boulevard. For those from the UK, Orchard Boulevard is like your Oxford Street of Singapore. So, it is fair to say you are in good company.