, is offering families the chance to build a London landmark out of the Lego provided, which after three days will become a giant Lego landscape in the central Atrium.Lego at Westfield is the first stand-alone store in the UK and will be offering a brilliant

3AZ; www.thelowry.comEATTeddy Bear’s PicnicWhat: Bears, eats and Build-a-Bear goodie bags for the first 100 child/teddy bear duos to arrive.Why: It’s alfresco eating at it’s most child-friendly.When: August 8, 12–4pm.Where: Piccadilly Gardens; www

Launched just in time for October half term, Kickers has teamed up with Lego to create a colourful range of boots for boys and girls aged 4 - 10.The iconic Kickers Kick Hi boots have been updated with Lego's bright colours and classic building

at Djurgården Island, which houses many of the city’s top attractions including the Skansen – the world’s oldest open-air museum, and home to over 150 Scandinavian buildings dating back to the 18th century, as well as over 60 species of animals, including bears

these days. Even David Beckham is trying to get in on the act. I was at Legoland at the weekend, and I reckon if Beckham can build a 5,933-piece Taj Mahal, he would have no trouble getting himself a gig at Miniland. I mean, he's getting a bit old for footie

invited me to play at the Tonka Garage. And all I had to do was get down on my knees and build a variety of Mod Machines, change wheels, get engines revving, and cause a few major pile-ups! My absolute favourite was the Tonka Ricochet.I got to pose

facade of the impressive building, featuring catwalk shows, giant cologne bottles, galloping Polo horses and a special appearance from the man of the moment, Ralph.

Where? St Ives.Why go there? St Ives is a pretty town overlooking soft white sand beaches. It has also just been voted the Best UK Seaside Town at the British Travel Awards.Children will love... Simply rock-pooling and building sandcastles

.Meanwhile, for the Harry Potter aficionado with a little more time on their hands, The Lego Harry Potter Building The Magical World (DK, £16.99)showcases Harry and his chums in familiar settings and locations, with all the key moments from the books, as well an illustrated

build up an appetite for a scrumptious meal in the family brasserie. Then, before bed, why not relax together in the family spa with its ice fountain, rasul mud therapy room, experience shower, swimming pool and fitness suite? Prices for a family of four