Berwick-Upon-Tweed is the most northerly town on the English side of the border with Scotland. Berwick-Upon-Tweed was first founded as an Anglo-Saxon settlement during the time of the Kingdom of Northumbria. Berwick has many interesting places to visit for both adults and children alike. The medieval castle, perched on high cliffs above the River Tweed, is one …
Alnwick Castle has been on my wish list for a very long time. Alnwick, a small market town in Northumberland, has a long and varied history. It was also the filming location for two Harry Potter movies. Today, it attracts families from around the country who want to explore the area and have a fun …
The popularity of Legoland Windsor has seen a steady rise over the years. It is no surprise that it is one of the UK’s top attractions for families with children. A family-friendly theme park, Legoland Windsor is a great spot for anyone looking to have a memorable family day out. Planning a visit to the …
Having visited London with kids I have decided to put together a post on our London itinerary with kids. We did the usual touristy things, but we did not really go into many top London Attractions. London attractions can be expensive, and I didn’t want to spend too much money. I found we could still …
Peppa Pig, you either love her or hate her. As a parent, this pink pig and her younger brother George can wreak havoc in your home. However, I didn’t think twice about going to visit Peppa Pig World. Why? Well seeing the joy on your kid’s faces and having so much fun means us parents …
Bamburgh Castle wasn’t actually on my list to explore, even though we were staying in Bamburgh! However, I changed our plans (always best having backup plans when travelling with kids!) and decided to go check out Bamburgh Castle. We walked down from our self-catering accommodation. Although there is a car park up at the castle …
If you’re visiting Bamburgh, one of the best family-friendly walks is the Bamburgh to Seahouses beach walk. This lovely stroll stretches just over 3 miles one way along a stunning beach with fantastic views. Want to mix it up? You could take the St Oswald’s Way, which meanders through fields and quiet country roads. But …
Exploring new places with kids is always fun and good for learning. The one thing you must do when visiting Lindisfarne with kids is to check the tide times. The island is cut off from the mainland so to get over the causeway is one of the main attractions. As you drive across the causeway …
