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ShareLast night I took my 12 year old daughter to watch Life of Pi at the Liverpool Empire Theatre. If you get an opportunity to watch it please take it. It was absolutely phenomenal. We both loved it and the strength of the passion in the standing ovation brought tears to my eyes. So why ... Read more
Embark on an adventure through some of Central Europe's most captivating castles and fortresses, each revealing a unique slice of the region's rich heritage and promising unforgettable experiences for young adventurers.
ShareSpring has sprung but the weather doesn’t seem to have caught up yet! If you can get outside and explore nature with some of the wonderful books below, then great. If not, there are plenty here to choose from and settle down with indoors, out of the way of the cold, wind and rain! Enjoy ... Read more
ShareWe all know and love the Paddington films, but there’s something truly special about hearing the heartwarming story accompanied by a live orchestra. That’s why we were so excited to head to the Liverpool Empire for “Paddington In Concert,” featuring the London Concert Orchestra performing Nick Urata’s delightful calypso-infused score. The crowd at “Paddington In ... Read more
ShareDuring the Easter holidays we were invited to go to the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro and visit their brand new Marvellous Mechanical Museum exhibition. We were directed to an upstairs gallery where we discovered an incredible range of Automaton – handmade models that move when you push a button on the outside of the ... Read more
ShareIf you are a regular Mini Travellers reader you may have seen our blog posts previously about Lightwater. Valley Family Adventure Park. When the children were much younger we went along to find out Is Lightwater Valley good for Kids Under 6? Spoiler alert, it is! We also enjoyed reviewing the wonderful Alice in Winterland ... Read more
ShareEmbarking on a journey to discover London and Paris with children unfolds an extraordinary adventure filled with education, excitement, and enchantment. These storied cities, renowned for their iconic sights and rich history, offer a treasure trove of experiences that promise to captivate the hearts and minds of young adventurers. The journey between these two capitals ... Read more
ShareWe recently enjoyed a wonderful adult-only weekend away in York. It’s somewhere we like to visit regularly; however, we like to try a new hotel every time. This time, we chose the Judges Court Hotel, a boutique hotel right in the Centre of York. There is so much to see and do in York, from ... Read more
ShareWe’re a family of four with two girls (aged 11 and 8) and we had a brilliant full day out at the Heights of Abraham. Signposts from the main road point visitors to park at the pay & display car park at Matlock Bath train station (a 5 minute walk from the ticket office) but ... Read more
SharePapa Westray, locally known as Papay, is one of the northern islands of the Orkney archipelago off the north coast of Scotland. It’s a small island with a population of around 90, but it has plenty to offer for a fun family holiday. Here is some advice on planning your perfect trip. AD | I ... Read more
ShareEurope’s vibrant squares and plazas, at the heart of its cities, are not just architectural wonders but also hubs for activity, culture, and family entertainment. Traveling with kids becomes an adventure in these lively spaces, where history, entertainment, and community converge. We journey through some of Europe’s most magical squares and plazas, showcasing the family-friendly ... Read more
ShareTraveling can be one of life’s greatest joys, but it often comes with a hefty price tag, especially for lodging. However, with the right strategies, you can find comfortable and affordable accommodations, making your travel dreams more attainable. This guide offers practical advice to help savvy travelers save money on hotel stays without sacrificing comfort. ... Read more
We’ve been looking for activities to get our teenager out into the fresh air during the school holidays, and as a family that enjoys a good treasure hunt we were delighted to be invited along to review StreetHunt’s York trail - The Case of Columbia’s Finest.
ShareCambridge is known for its rich history and academic charm but what you don’t realize is beyond the bookish eclectic appearance, Cambridge is one of those cities that offer a lot of amazing spots for families to explore. From exploring the iconic university grounds to discovering hidden museums and parks, there’s something for every age ... Read more
ShareIf you are reading this article, I am guessing you are exploring the possibility of a Disneyland Paris trip. The more you plan and research, the more the costs build. In fact, the price of a Disneyland trip is eye-watering. So we decided to test it and see if we could do Disneyland Paris in ... Read more
ShareWith the Easter holidays looming, we’ve got plenty of books and ideas to keep your children busy while they are off school or nursery…. Board books AD | I have been or could be if you click on a link in this post compensated via a cash payment, gift or something else of value for ... Read more
ShareHaving just returned from a glorious trip to Disneyland Paris, we wanted to share some of the Disneyland Paris snack options we discovered. Because when you are travelling with kids and teens you want to know where the next snacks are coming from. Although snacks are costly, especially when travelling with a family, you can’t ... Read more
ShareIs Shakespeare for children? How about a Shakespeare tragedy? One with murder, deceit and suicide? AD | I have been or could be if you click on a link in this post compensated via a cash payment, gift or something else of value for writing this post. See our full disclosure policy and privacy policy ... Read more
On a weekend in March we stayed in an airbnb near Disneyland Paris which was absolutely beautiful and perfect for 5/6 people. I wouldn't hesitate to book it again when we visit again and I have already recommended it to other people.
Richard, My Richard is a retelling of the story we think we know about Richard the Third and those people who shaped him, including the women in his life. Putting them front and centre rather than marginalising them like history sometimes (OK always) suggests we should do.
ShareAre you a parent that stands freezing at the side of a pitch or maybe a cross country field, well yes, me too! That was before I tried the game changer that is the White Water Changing Robe. If you’re looking for a stylish, eco friendly changing robe, White Water have you covered. I was ... Read more
ShareIn 2017 we went on a fantastic two week trip to Rwanda in East Africa. Insect repellent wasn’t a thing we packed out of choice or comfort it was an essential requirement to protect us and the kids from mosquitos that could have had malaria or yellow fever. It sounds scary when you put it ... Read more
Isla Holbox offers just that kind of magic. This laid-back gem off the Yucatan Peninsula's coast entices backpackers and those who love an Ibiza vibe with its turquoise waters, powdery beaches, and beach front bars with incredible sunsets. But does it work for kids too?
Right in the middle of Liverpool, the Quirky Quarter promises "quirky" fun? This review of our visit in February half term explains what experiences are offered by the Quirky Quarter, and what we really thought of it.