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Endless entertainment at Ickworth House stately home hotel
By Junior on 22/11/2012 10:54:00
Children will never be bored at this luxurious Suffolk hotel
Ickworth House, SuffolkWith a spectacular Rotunda at its heart, the stunning Ickworth House stately home hotel is set amid 1,800 acres of parkland and lush gardens - with an open invitation for children to try a spot of tree-climbing, play croquet
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Stay at Walter Raleigh's 17th Century manor house
By Junior on 22/11/2012 14:01:12
The Castlemartyr Resort offers luxury and relaxation for the family
Castlemartyr Resort, CorkThe Castlemartyr Resort is just 25 minutes drive from Cork Airport and is a truly fairytale 17th century manor house. Set on Sir Walter Raleigh’s former estate, the resort has two gorgeous dogs, Earl and Countess, and guests
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Dreams come true at the Alva Park, Costa Brava
By Junior on 22/11/2012 14:09:25
From a handmade Victorian dolls house, to computer consoles and personal libraries, there is something for every child
.Should you manage to pry your child away from her pleasure dome, there’s also a children’s swimming pool, plus a heated adult pool that comes complete with floating beds. Prices from €550 per night for a Junior Suite with two double beds and breakfast
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The Moomins' recipe for Pancake Day
By Junior on 12/02/2013 09:05:00
The Moomins reveals how to make gorgeous pancakes served with glistening strawberry jam and a generous dollop of whipped cream
lid. Continue until you use up all the batter. Serve with strawberry jam or whipped cream. To set a suitably cosy mood, the recipe is accompanied by this lovely quote from Jansson’s Comet In Moominland (Puffin, £5.99): “The dusk came billowing over
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Great British holidays
By Junior on 17/08/2011 12:27:08
Our parents and grandparents have known all along what treasures the British Isles hold for families, so long live the staycation!
minimal charge. Family rooms cost from £150 per night, including breakfast.- Cornwall Stay in a cottage right by the sea in a stunning Cornish seaside location such as Watergate Bay, Porth, Polzeath, Fistral, Mawgan Porth and Camel Estuary, and your
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Club Med La Palmeraie Resort in Morocco
By Junior on 02/08/2011 17:18:57
Marrakech, a brilliant holiday location to discover
At first I thought the onlookers at the breakfast buffet were merely admiring my four-year-old son’s undeniable cuteness: he was certainly attracting more than his fair share of smiling glances. But then I looked down at the floor and realized
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Family festivals in the UK
By Junior on 12/08/2011 17:31:31
What could be further removed from the daily routine than the chance to let your hair down at a family festival?
toddler’s hearing. Festival tickets sell out quickly, so make the most of early-bird offers, and secure your camping spot in good time. Top of the pile for family-friendliness has to be Camp Bestival (July 29–31, 2011) held in the delightful setting
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Alpaga in Rhône-Alpes
By Junior on 04/08/2011 16:57:12
Underground tunnels and a chance to go dog-sledding makes Alpaga a perfect place for the young and restless
Mountain playground Megève – the traditional Rhône-Alpes town in the shadow of Mont Blanc – may attract more trophy-dog toting oligarchs than La Croisette, but there’s a good reason that it’s so popular with the jet set: summer or winter, it’s a
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Brilliant city breaks
By Junior on 17/08/2011 10:55:09
Gorge on the best gelato in Rome, go on a gargoyle hunt in Paris... these city break ideas will throughly entertain your children
-enact plots set in Gothic castles and oriental palaces (shows are at 11am and 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays and 4pm on Wednesdays), or visit the Theatre Anatole at the Parc des Buttes Chaumont. Head to the wonderful children’s amusement park located in the Bois
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A taste of Thailand
By Junior on 24/08/2011 12:31:50
From rugged rainforests and idyllic sandy shores to stunning cityscapes, Thailand offers a host of opportunities that teach valuable life lessons…
day in Bangkok. Up early for breakfast, before catching the shuttle bus to the weekend market, then onto the Grand Palace and a walk in the sprawling Lumpini Park, before coming back to the hotel. Lesson Two: always set your alarm clock. We overslept
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