by Marta - Learningescapes | 9, Mar, 2017 | Family Travel |
What are the best rainy day activities in Dublin to keep kids active and happy? In this post our favourite ways to spend a rainy day in Dublin. There is no getting away from it: in Dublin, it rains often and if you have children this means that finding indoor fun...
by Marta - Learningescapes | 9, Feb, 2017 | Family Travel, Lifestyle, Reviews |
Few experiences embody elegance and style more than afternoon tea. I have always loved the quaint look of multi-tiered trays, bite-size sandwiches and macaroons, so when I saw that the iconic Shelbourne hotel in Dublin was offering not just an afternoon tea...
by Marta - Learningescapes | 6, Jun, 2016 | Family Travel |
Walking down the busy streets of Dublin, it is sometimes easy to forget that Dublin is a coastal town: its pub culture and recent fame for being the European ‘silicon valley’ conjures up the misleading image of a highly urbanised space, far from the misty and scenic...
by Marta - Learningescapes | 25, Apr, 2016 | Family Travel, Reviews |
‘Dead Zoo’ is the chilling expression Dubliners use when referring to one of the city’s most peculiar attractions: the Natural History Museum of Dublin. Located in Dublin City centre, the museum was built in 1856 and it’s an ode to taxidermy:...
by Marta - Learningescapes | 10, Mar, 2016 | Family Travel, Reviews |
This Dublinia review is based on our experience at the museum when our kids where 4 and 6. Maybe it’s because of the horns, or possibly the hairy appearance and the dragon-shaped boats, but few civilisations spark the interest and curiosity of children more...
