You may well want to pair your fun at the seaside with some top, quality attractions on offer. As well as the piers, arcades, and the prominent south-pier Sandcastle waterpark, there’s so much to do in Blackpool you’ll be spoilt for choice on how to spend your free time with the family. But never fear, I’m about to share five of the best itinerary-worthy local attractions.
The Tudor town of Warwick is one of the most charming areas of the UK to visit with your family. Sitting ever-so quaintly against the River Avon, Warwick is just a few miles away from the history-steeped medieval town, Stratford-upon-Avon.
Rather than running yourself ragged on your next trip to London, plan your itinerary a little differently. Maybe extend your stay if you want to do it all, or narrow down your to-do list, concentrating on particularly child-friendly areas within the Capital. London Southbank is a great place to start.
Following the movie launch of How to Train your Dragon: The Hidden World, budding Dragon trainers will have the chance to come face to face with the new Light Fury, at Shrek’s Adventure! London.
Sitting proudly southeast of our hectic capital city, Surrey is nestled amongst one of the UK’s most admired areas of…
Delightful Dorset has it all. Classy, unspoilt soft, sandy shorelines, chic family-run boutiques, holiday cottages, and glorious weather. That is, the best of Great British weather, at least. If you live down by these parts, you’ll know just how much fun can be had simply crabbing with the kiddies at Sandbanks.
Ah, beautiful Berkshire, with its stunning greenery and historic buildings. Whether you’re heading to the area with your youngsters for a quintessentially British break, or you’re local to this quaint area of the English countryside, it’s always handy to have a number of attractions at hand which will keep the kids entertained.
On the east coast of England, Norfolk is a beautiful British county which offers high-quality family attractions, authentic waterways, and captivating coastlines. Sitting north-east of London and Cambridge, it makes for a brilliant school-holiday staycation for families looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life for a few days.
Ah, good old Brum. If you aren’t local to Birmingham, you may not have thought to visit for a family break. While it’s known for its superb shopping scene, fab cultural diversity, and an excellent range of eateries, it generally doesn’t hit the top of the list for weekends away with the kids. Whether you’re from the area or you’ve decided to head to the Midlands for some much-needed family time. Here are five of Birmingham’s very best family attractions to add to your itinerary.
As parents, we want to give our children the world, and at Christmas, this is all too apparent. However, the pile of gifts sitting under the Christmas tree come Christmas morning is wonderful, but will they remember these in years to come. This Christmas switch your focus to creating magical family memories with a trip to one of the Merlin attractions to enjoy the festivities.
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