We’ll always have ParisIf the song is anything to go by, you’ll love Paris in the springtime. When it comes to sightseeing, the Notre Dame is stunning, and whilst this stark Gothic icon may not be an obvious choice for children, a gargoyle hunt made

it was the promise of gruesome relics housed in the Loreto church, including two fully-clothed skeletons. Music is an integral part of life in Prague and there are frequent concerts in churches across the city. Make the music more palatable for children by attending

of this iconic conurbation through the eyes of children made it really special. Arriving early in the day, we approached the city from the station side and sauntered through the surprisingly uncrowded streets; there are, of course, no cars on the streets

and seafront splendour, soon fell into disrepair and became better known for its depressing boarding houses, decrepit architectural gems and rowdy pier arcades. Today, while the seaside town retains its fan club of hen weekenders, the city has also become

-my-ass” brigade were out in force and in even higher spirits so instead we decided to have an early night to prepare for our next day’s adventure.Situated in the suburb of Stillorgan, the Imaginosity Children’s Museum has to be of the city’s best-kept secrets. Set