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Blenheim Palace Adventure Playground review

A review of the new Blenheim Palace Adventure Playground for kids

Disclaimer: We received complimentary tickets for Blenheim Palace Adventure Playground to review free of charge, but words and pictures are mine. We last went to Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire in the summer to review the Paddington Lo-Commotion Experience which was notable because, despite being the middle of July, we had absolutely torrential weather to deal with. The February half term […]

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Five Christmassy events to attend in London this year

This is a collaborative post: England’s capital, with its magical charm and rich history, transforms into a winter wonderland during the Christmas season. From dazzling lights to festive markets, there are a plethora of Christmas London events this year (2023) to make your holiday season truly memorable. Here are the top five Christmas events in London for 2023: 1. Walk

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Is the play that goes wrong suitable for children?

The Play That Goes Wrong review: A great West End theatre show for kids

We were gifted tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong in exchange for this review, words and pictures are mine. I’ve taken my kids to theatre shows before, but so far only ones specifically aimed at children. They’ve enjoyed them and I have loved taking them, but the shows themselves are often a bit dry (or entirely unbearable) for adults

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Paddington lo-commotion immersive experience at Blenheim palace review

Review: Paddington Lo-Commotion experience at Blenheim Palace

Disclaimer: We received complimentary tickets for the Paddington Lo-Commotion experience at Blenheim Palace to review free of charge, but words and pictures are mine. This Saturday just gone it happened to be my partner’s birthday and, as any right-thinking person in their mid-40s would clearly choose to, we decided to go to Blenheim Palace to see this summer’s ‘Paddington Lo-Commotion’

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I Believe in Unicorns review: A theatre show for Kids Week

We were gifted tickets for a showing of I Believe in Unicorns to celebrate that Kids Week will be back again for 2023. During the whole of August, kids (under 17) go free to select performances at London Theatres with a paying adult, and you can take two more children for half price.  You can find more information about Kids Week here.  I Believe in Unicorns theatre show review

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Dive the Mary Rose 4d review

Dive The Mary Rose 4D review: Immersive experience at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

Disclaimer: We received free entry to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and the new Dive The Mary Rose 4D experience in exchange for this review. Words and pictured are mine. The last time I went to visit The Mary Rose was for the evening launch of the last interactive experience ‘1545, When Their World Ended‘. Before that, I’d not visited since I

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The Best Camping Destinations in Kent

Five of the best camping destinations in Kent

This is a collaborative post: Kent is famous for its stunning English landscapes, dramatic white cliffs, historic castles, and bustling seaside resorts. Dubbed “The Garden of England”, this English county is a haven for nature lovers. Its lush green countryside is home to glorious gardens and scenic vineyards that produce the most delectable English wines. If you’re someone who loves

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1545 – When Their World Ended: The new Mary Rose immersive experience at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

Disclaimer: I was invited to this launch event for free, however the words are mine. Header image credit: David Parry. I haven’t been to The Mary Rose since I was a kid on a school trip, probably in around 1990 – eight or so years since it was raised which most people who were at school in the early 80s

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