Where we go and what we see
We absolutely loved our trip to beautiful Pembrokeshire in Wales, as there was so much to do and everyone was extremely friendly. We would 100 per cent recommend it for a family holiday. We didn’t really want to come home … Continued
Robert, aged 12, writes: I loved our Wales holiday and my favourite part of it was going to Heatherton World of Activities. There were so many fun things to do and we tried to cram in as many as possible. … Continued
I love a good castle and am delighted to tell you that Pembroke Castle in Wales is a very good castle indeed! In fact, it’s one of the best we’ve ever visited, and probably the only one which you come … Continued
Blogging has been quite an adventure for our family and it has been lovely to share our family’s exploits on Family Travel Times. But we aren’t the only family travel bloggers out there. Not by a long way. Here are … Continued
England can be beautiful – despite the weather. We have travelled across the country and marvelled at what it has to offer. But sometimes we don’t want to go very far to enjoy something special. That’s what took us to … Continued
London is awash with things to do and see, but sometimes it’s good to go off the beaten track and visit somewhere entirely new. This is how we came to be standing outside a gorgeous Victorian house in Kensington one … Continued
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
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
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
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