subject: Things To Do During Family Summer Holidays [print this page] With the summers hot weather just on the horizon now, you will be able to pick from a range of great holidays that you really should make the most of this year. You can now stay within the UK for a lot less than you might have expected, and if you want to be able to save money on your break you should definitely choose one of these holiday options. You will still be able to have a fantastic time during your holiday and can even find more things to do, as you will have more money available to spend.
So, if you are interested in finding out about some of the many things that you could get up to as a family during your upcoming summer break, here are a few ideas:
1)Visit local museums
Every town, city and even village has a local museum and if you are interested in history and want your kids to follow suit it can make for a great day out. You will be able to learn all about the local area through the archaeological, social and historical displays and might even find some world history displays there some local museums have Egyptian mummies!
Most museums are free to visit, although some may charge a small amount. The fees should be very reasonable though, so you wont need to spend too much money.
2)Visit the beach
Okay, so this one will only really be available for those staying close to the seaside, but it is definitely a must-visit option if you are. You should be able to find out all about the local beaches by doing a bit of research online before you set off on your holiday. Remember the bucket and spade, and the sun cream!
3)Go shopping
Everyone loves a good shopping trip, even younger children. Try to tailor your shopping trip to their tastes as well though, so find a toy shop or something similar that they will enjoy, as well as visiting the shops that you are interested in.
4)See a show
A lot of holiday destinations have local theatres that you can book tickets for shows at and it will work as a way of introducing your kids to the world of theatre. If there isnt a local theatre, why not visit the cinema? Better yet, book a stay at a holiday park where you should get onsite entertainment included in the cost of your break so you wont even have to go out of your way to see a show!
by: Alan Trotter
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