Where we go and what we see
It’s the Easter holidays, so we’ll be expecting lots of of visitors to our home town, London. Because of this, Robert decided to write a very helpful blog post… “When you come to England’s capital you might find yourself overwhelmed … Continued
It’s half-term across much of England, and spring holidays elsewhere too, so Jess decided that she would write a useful post for any visitors to London… Jess, aged 13, writes: As I have lived in London for my whole life, I … Continued
A cemetery is not the most obvious tourist destination but Highgate Cemetery is not your normal burial ground. That doesn’t mean you can rush through, making noise and posing for pictures. This is still a place for contemplation, and a … Continued
Welcome to the third annual Family Travel Times Travel Awards! Once again, we have been lucky enough to visit some brilliant places, but which ones were our favourites? Welcome to the 2015 award ceremony and our top places to visit… Best … Continued
We’re really delighted that another member of the family is writing on Family Travel Times today. This time it’s my nephew, Daniel, who’s 12, and who is a big Dr Who fan…. “The Doctor Who Festival took place at London … Continued
How often have you dreamed of going left, instead of right when getting onto an aeroplane? When we went from London to Washington DC we were lucky enough to do just that, and have to say that flying first-class is … Continued
Jess writes: Last year, mum, dad, and Robert visited London VegFest, a vegan event in Olympia with loads of different vegan companies selling and giving out tasters of their products. Naturally, after reading the post that mum wrote about it … Continued
Robert, who’s 10, writes: My family and I have seen London from high up, a tour bus and from simply walking around, but I had never seen London like I did a few weeks ago. Dad and I saw the … Continued
