Monday 20 July 2009

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“I’m bored, Mum” 

Adults might look back with longing on the summer holidays of childhood: the seemingly endless weeks of long, golden days and constant play. But you forget those dull days when it seemed as if all your friends were away and there was nothing to do and nowhere to go. 

INDOORS AND OUT

If you have kids – or visitors’ kids – to entertain this summer, take a look at the relevant categories of The AngloFILE directory of English-speaking businesses and services where you'll find things for kids to do.

First, you can browse through the category Children: Days Out For Kids to find local destinations that cater for children, places such as petting farms and adventure parks. 

• Local Tourist Offices, particularly at this time of year, carry a huge selection of brochures and flyers detailing events in your town or area. 
• Many Museums and Art Galleries have special days for kids with fun and educational activities tailored to them. 
• Likewise, many Sport & Leisure organisations offer special introductory options for children for anything from horse riding classes to sailing lessons. 
• See the Kids' Events category of the What's On Guide for ideas on where to go or what to see. 

Still stumped? You can always ask fellow locals for suggestions using the Families & Kids Discussion Forum. 

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