Where we go and what we see
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: As you know I live in London and have been to countless great experiences here but last week I went to the new(ish) DreamWorks Tours, Shrek’s Adventure and it was one of the best things I have … 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
Jess, who’s 13, writes: Having lived in London my entire life, I have definitely had the chance to eat at some great places. These days when we hear about somewhere we think sounds interesting, we sometimes look up where it is … Continued
Over the course of the past few weeks, our family has visited Carsten Höller’s “Decision” – an art exhibition on the Southbank, London. Mum and I visited first, and Robert and dad visited about a week later, as we thought they … Continued
Robert, who’s 10, writes: “When you think of London you think of a loud city full of crowded streets, expensive souvenirs and giant queues but there’s another side to England’s Capital with breathtaking views, beautiful scenery and amazing buildings and … Continued
London is (in my unbiased opinion as a life-long Londoner) one of the most wonderful cities in the world. It is both beautiful and liveable, and full of so many things to do and see. I’m often taken by how … Continued
Jess writes: When mum told me and Robert that we were going to visit London’s new Kidzania in Westfield Shopping Centre, I instantly looked it up. I had no idea what a “child-size city where kids are in charge” could actually … Continued
For two weeks each year, the world turns its attention to London SW19 and Wimbledon. This leafy part of South London comes under intense scrutiny as the world waits to find out who will win the greatest tennis tournament of … Continued