Calella

Traversing Tossa de Mar with Teens

7 August, 2016

Chosen Tossa de Mar for your family holiday this year? Then you will be probably be interested to know what’s on there for the kids. Teenagers can be difficult to please, but take my guide to what’s on in Tossa de Mar, and you will have plenty of ideas on how to keep them happy. Read on for more information on taking the family to Tossa de Mar! Family Friendly Guide to Tossa de Mar What To See Vila Vella, the old town of Tossa de Mar, is a wonderful introduction to the history of the place. In complete contrast

Santa Susanna

Discover Teen Friendly Santa Susanna

6 August, 2016

Teenagers can often be surprising, and sometimes I don’t think we give them enough credit, especially when it comes to choosing a holiday destination. While we can be accused of assuming that all they want to do is lay about being moody, I know lots of kids today who have grown up quickly and developed a mature attitude to life that is sometimes overlooked. Instead of being the stereotypical teens we believe them to be, many are keen to explore, discover and make the most of a week away with the family. Santa Susanna is an ideal family holiday destination

Irlande

Country Profile: Ireland

6 August, 2016

Rugged, picturesque and remarkably diverse; Ireland is one of the most beautiful countries in all of Europe. A very small island found in the North Atlantic with Great Britain to its east, Ireland is packed with rolling plains, weaving rivers, low-lying mountains and beaches – all of which are easily explored due to the small size of the country. This stunning scenery, coupled with a relaxed, fun and rural way of living, ensure that this is an enchanting and romantic country which is perfect for exploring by bike or foot. With a rich history of mythological traditions, fantastical literature and

Liechtenstein

Country Profile: Liechtenstein

5 August, 2016

Introduction If ever the words “small but perfectly formed” were apt, it would be when describing the tiny Alpine principality of Liechtenstein. This diminutive micro-nation nestled between Austria and Switzerland is home to some of the most staggeringly beautiful scenery in Europe, with rolling Alpine meadows, lush forested hillsides, the silver ribbon of the Rhine and castles from the pages of a fairy tale. But all that eye candy is actually just the beginning. The country has one of the most important industrial histories in the world, with roots dating back to the Stone Age. Encompassing an area of just

Lido di Jesolo

Lido di Jesolo With Teens: What to See and Do

5 August, 2016

Teenagers, by their very nature, can be hard to please, especially when it comes to holidays. My kids are still tiny, but I already anticipate that finding holiday destinations that will keep the teens happy is going to be a challenge. That said, I have a list of places I think will be just perfect, and Lido di Jesolo is one of them. Located on the coast in the Veneto region of Italy, this tourist town is home to one of the longest beaches in Italy – which in itself is a huge draw! Apart from being in the ideal

Mojacar

Exploring Mojácar with Your Teenage Kids

4 August, 2016

Travelling with teens is something I have to look forward to, but those of you who are already there and searching for teen friendly destinations, try Mojácar out for size! There is so much to see and do in and around this whitewashed hilltop village that is perfectly located in a picture postcard setting nestled into the Cabrera Mountain range. Blessed with fabulous beaches and a surrounding area that is equally stunning, Mojácar is a wonderful family holiday spot. Travelling with younger kids? Read more about taking younger kids to Mojácar!   Exploring Mojácar Cafés, Boutiques and Trinket Shops This

Bratislava

Bratislava Shore Excursions

4 August, 2016

In 1993 the former country of Czechoslovakia was divided into the independent sovereign states of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Thanks to the magical city of Prague, the Czech Republic was quickly able to become a popular tourist destination with Slovakia lagging well behind in terms of visitor numbers. Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, has seen a growing number of visitors in recent times but remains a secondary attraction when compared with the great cities of central Europe such as Prague, Budapest, Warsaw and Vi

Fuengirola

Fuengirola for Adrenaline-Seeking Teens

3 August, 2016

Teenagers can be a challenge when it comes to holidays, but, even though I am not a mother of teenagers just yet, I am up to speed enough to know that the more activities you have planned for them, the better. According to many of my friends who have active teenage kids, Fuengirola is a prime destination choice. Adrenaline Fuelled Activities in Fuengirola Smile High Parasailing For fun, excitement and memory making stuff, the Smile High club has all the ingredients you need. While you watch from the boat below (if you don’t fancy it yourself), your teenagers can enjoy

Lourdes

A Guide to the Sacred Sites of Lourdes

2 August, 2016

Lourdes, today the most visited Christian pilgrimage site in the world, is a small town in southwest France nestled into the foothills of the Pyrenees. More than 5 million pilgrims and tourists travel to Lourdes every year to worship in the place where, in 1858, a young visionary named Bernadette saw visions of the Virgin Mary. The pilgrimage season continues from April to October, with the main day, known as the Marian Feast of Assumption, taking place on 15th August. The actual sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes covers 52 hectares and is home to 22 places of worship that

Country Profile: Ireland

1 August, 2016

Introduction With a culture woven from legend, rich Celtic mythology and fiercely-held tradition, the enchanting spirit of Ireland can work its way into even the hardest of hearts. The Emerald Isle so romantically described in 18th century poetry lives up to its name, with a landscape so diverse it’s hard to believe so much beauty can exist in one small island. But alongside the breath-taking terrain and storied relics of an intrinsically important civilisation, perhaps the most enduring symbol of the country is her people. In a nation where everyone’s a storyteller and every stranger is a friend waiting to

París

A Guide to the Religious Sites of Paris

1 August, 2016

Paris is a haven for anyone interested in culture, art and history, and is a fabulous destination for anyone who, like me, enjoys indulging their love of religious history in particular. Stunning buildings, internationally famous museums, a gastronomy that rivals no other, and of course the magnificent historical sites make Paris a unique and rather special place. If you’d like to experience the delights of Paris without spending a penny, these attractions are completely free! Playing an influential role in all aspects of Europe’s past, Paris certainly made its mark on Roman, Christian and Jewish history. You only have to

Dinamarca

Country Profile: Denmark

1 August, 2016

A stunning Scandinavian country which is considered to be ahead of the curve in terms of global quality-of-life, Denmark is a beautiful, progressive and intriguing destination with a lot to offer for any visitor. With Germany to the south and fellow Nordic countries Sweden and Norway to the north, Denmark links Europe with Scandinavia and this fusion is noticeable throughout the country. Exquisite architecture, scenic landscapes and stylish yet understated design ensure that Denmark has an old-fashioned charm with a forward-thinking culture. Denmark consists of the peninsula Jutland and an archipelago of 433 islands, only 70 of which are inhabited.

Polen

Country Profile: Poland

30 July, 2016

Introduction With an evocative history and a culture with its roots deeply embedded in the past, the vitality and contemporary energy of Poland’s major cities comes as a delightful surprise. The country wears its juxtaposition of eras with a comfortable charm; the stunning Renaissance, Art Nouveau and Baroque architecture of Kraków sitting comfortably alongside the ghosts of its Gothic past, and the medieval ruins of hilltop fortresses and crumbling castles dotting the vast tracts of unspoiled landscape ideal for hiking, cycling and kayaking. This resilient country’s very own Renaissance as a much sought-after holiday destination is undeniable. What To Do

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