Going up the Kitzsteinhorn glacier in Kaprun, Austria

Going up the Kitzsteinhorn glacier in Kaprun, Austria

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Jess, aged 15, writes: During a lovely lakeside stay in Zell am See, Austria, I was lucky enough to visit the Kitzsteinhorn glacier with my grandpa. In the winter, the Kitzsteinhorn is generally used for skiing, but in summer the mountain … Continued

A Lakeside Summer Holiday in Zell am See, Austria

A Lakeside Summer Holiday in Zell am See, Austria

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Jess, aged 15, writes: Last week, I was lucky enough to spend seven days with my grandpa in Zell am See, Austria. Zell am See is a popular skiing resort in the state of Salzburg, but in summer the snow is … Continued

What to do in Amsterdam with kids (by Keren)

What to do in Amsterdam with kids (by Keren)

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Today I’m delighted to have a blog post from the author and journalist Keren David. She lived in Amsterdam for eight years, and her children grew up there, so she’s the perfect person to give you the rundown on what … Continued

Making music at the Haus der Musik in Vienna

Making music at the Haus der Musik in Vienna

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  Robert, aged 11, writes: During our trip to Vienna, we went to the sound museum or the haus der music. The haus der musik is a large, interactive museum full of things to do and information about music in … Continued

Four days in Vienna with kids (by Robert)

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Mum, Grandpa and I went on a four night trip to Austria. Grandpa was born in Vienna, but had to leave in 1939 when he was very young, and he was taking me there to show me some of our … Continued

What happened to Viennese Jews? A moving visit to the Jewish Museums in Vienna

What happened to Viennese Jews? A moving visit to the Jewish Museums in Vienna

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Vienna is one of the most beautiful cities I’ve ever visited, in Europe and the world. Once the capital of a thriving empire, it is now the most important city for a country of just 8.5 million but it still … Continued

Why Playa Blanca, Lanzarote is perfect for families

Why Playa Blanca, Lanzarote is perfect for families

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Jess, aged 14, writes: Some of my earliest memories come from our family’s trips to Playa Blanca, a seaside resort on the south of Lanzarote. Our family generally visited every other year along with my Grandma and Grandpa, and having not been … Continued

Photographing landmarks in London and beyond…

Photographing landmarks in London and beyond…

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  Landmarks are such special, wonderful places to visit because of the excitement of seeing something so famous right in front of you. Whether it’s the Golden Gate Bridge or the Tower of London, that sense of instant recognition makes … Continued

Ella goes to Copenhagen, Denmark

Ella goes to Copenhagen, Denmark

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It’s so lovely to have another guest post from my very gorgeous niece Ella, who’s 16. So far, she has written on Barcelona, Whitstable and the Veggie Prets in London! Now she’s telling us about her trip to Copenhagen. “This … Continued

Up high on the Jungfrau in Switzerland

Up high on the Jungfrau in Switzerland

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The Jungfrau is the highest point you can reach by rail in Europe. It’s over 11,000 feet up high in the stunningly beautiful mountains, which are a vision in white. It was almost overwhelming standing at the top of this … Continued

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