Food Travel
Family Day Out At Tayto Park – A Review
Yesterday we took ourselves off to Co. Meath to spend a day at Ireland’s only theme park and zoo, Tayto Park. We’d been once before and enjoyed it then but our kids were a lot younger so we wondered now how our older kids (aged 12, 12 and 14) would get on. It was a […]
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Acqua Village Waterparks Tuscany – Review
Follonica When we were in Italy last year we visited Aquafan water park in Rimini and we all had such a fun day, when we discovered that there was a water park near Parc Albatros, we made sure that we allocated a day to a visit there. We read on the website that it’s cheaper […]
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Review – LUXURY Villa le Silerchie in Tuscany with Windows on Italy
We arrived at Villa le Silerchie late in the afternoon tired from a day of travelling from the West of Ireland. I will never forget driving through the security gates, there was an audible gasp from everyone in the car. We had all seen the photos of the villa on the Windows on Italy website […]
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A visit to Eden Project in Cornwall with the kids – Review
We always wanted to visit Eden Project. It had been recommended to me by LOTS of people who said that if you’re ever down that way in the UK, you HAVE to visit. So, this Easter, we all headed to the world’s largest indoor rain forest for the day. Watch the video of our day […]
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Ladram Bay Holiday Park, Devon – Review
Luxury, tranquil and fun are not words I would have imagined I would be using to describe a holiday park on the South coast of England. However holidays parks have seriously moved on since I was a child. Gone are dark, pokey caravans (think Fr. Ted), noisy caravan parks and cheesy evening entertainment. Ladram Bay […]
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10 Family Travel Tips For Planning The Perfect Family Holiday
Thinking of planning a family holiday this year and not sure where to start, where to go or what to do? We think family holidays are vitally important. I read an interesting article recently where Britain’s leading child psychologist, Oliver James, said that ‘parents shouldn’t be wasting hundreds of pounds on toys, they should be […]
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Pristine Sistine – Vatican Tour Review with Walks of Italy
Right at the top of our to do list on the Rome leg of our tour of Italy, up there with the Colosseum, was the Vatican. More specifically was a visit to the Sistine Chapel to see Michelangelo’s masterpiece. We’d read a lot about the length of the queues to get into the Vatican and how busy […]
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How Parma ham is made
Ham, salt and air. That is all it takes to make Parma ham, or Prosciutto di Parma to give it its proper name. Sounds easy doesn’t it? Calling it easy though would be a huge disservice to the skill and mastery of the staff at Ruliano S.P.A. in Riano di Langhirano, near Parma, in the Emilia-Romagna province […]
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Welcome to Rome Twilight Tour Review – Walks of Italy
I have to admit that, in the days leading up to it, I wasn’t particularly looking forward to this evening walking tour – Rome Twilight City Stroll and Gelato Tasting with Walks of Italy. For starters, it was the first day of our tour of Italy and we were going to have to get up at 3:45am […]
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