Travelling with Kids – Adventure isn't just about the plane trips!
Readers, you may be surprised to learn that numerous Universities across Australia house their very own museums. Upon learning that the University of NSW (UNSW) boasts the Museum of Human Disease, and being fascinated by human anatomy, we had to visit and check it off our best museums to visit in Sydney! The Museum of …
Creativity inspires creativity. With this in mind, planning at least one or two theatre shows, musicals, or stage shows for kids across the year has been an important tradition for families. From enchanting fairy tales to interactive adventures, Sydney’s vibrant theatre scene offers a plethora of opportunities for children to experience the magic of live …
The Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs exhibition at the Australian Museum in Sydney will take you and the whole family back in time to ancient Egypt. The exhibit showcases 181 priceless artefacts from the life and accomplishments of Ramses II, many never seen outside Egypt before. But what is Ramses and the Gold …
I am absolutely obsessed with LEGO and love building. I have even created a LEGO club at my school so I can spend time building with my students. I just wish we had all the LEGO stores in Sydney when I was a kid. There is an abundance of LEGO stores in Sydney – eight …
When you’re looking for a fail-safe experience for your kids, regardless of their age, heading to one of the many arcades in Sydney is proven to be a winner. The bright lights, intermittent reinforcement and competition draw kids in like moths to a flame! Sydney is home to numerous entertainment venues that cater to all …
Each Christmas you can enjoy Cherry Picking in Young, NSW. Known as the “Cherry Capital of Australia“, Young offers a unique and immersive experience for cherry enthusiasts. From orchard tours to cherry picking adventures, this charming town is a cherry lover’s paradise. Our family has loved staining our fingers with the rich juice of cherries …
Sydney school holiday activities, where to start? The Sydney school holidays have arrived which likely means that you have some time up your sleeve to plan an activity or two with the kids. To help you develop an amazing calendar for the period, we have pulled together the best school holiday ideas of fun things …
Drive from Sydney to Melbourne is an easy road trip that will either take you along the incredible coastline of NSW and Victoria or through the countryside between Australia’s two largest cities. Whether you are looking for the most picturesque or the fastest route, we answer all your questions and provide suggestions to help you …
Sitting on the north-west foothills of the Snowy Mountains, Tumut NSW is a lazy rural township in the Riverina area perfect for a long weekend or even an extended stay. There are so many things to do in Tumut with kids, or without. From swimming to canoeing, fishing to hiking and biking, there are so …
A mere 80 kilometres south of Sydney, Wollongong has enough infrastructure and population to be deemed a city, however, it has somehow managed to maintain its beachside town feel. This beautiful coastal city of NSW has a bounty of attractions and activities to keep you and the family busy for a few days or more. …
If you like the adrenaline shock of a good fright or enjoy delving into the paranormal, then a trip to the most haunted house in Australia, the Monte Cristo Homestead in Junee might be one for your bucket list. Most Haunted Places in Australia – Monte Cristo Homestead Touted to be Australia’s most haunted house, …
We love Japan and we love the food. Teppanyaki has become one of our favourite family meal experiences for both its menu and the entertainment that goes along with it. Lucky for us, the best teppanyaki in Sydney is available across a number of suburbs. Japanese Teppanyaki for the Whole Family What is Japanese Teppanyaki? …
Ever since white Europeans arrived in Sydney there has been a constant fear that other white people will arrive on boats and claim the land for themselves. With the threat of the Spanish, the French, the Russians, and then the Japanese sailing into Sydney Harbour, a number of forts were constructed around the headlands to …