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Did you get your brick today? In honor of Lego’s Did you get your brick today? In honor of Lego’s 90th birthday, Lego stores gave out free building kits today. We were literally one of the first to arrive at our local store. Didn’t get one? You can still get one tomorrow. Check your local Lego store. No purchase necessary, but we’ve never managed to go and not buy something!
If you’re in Billund to visit the Lego House and If you’re in Billund to visit the Lego House and Legoland I highly recommend taking a short drive to Brande, Denmark. This small town is filled with street art and it has some great restaurants right on the plaza in the middle of town. We loved seeing the enormous murals on tall buildings throughout town as well as the smaller pieces. There was a huge variety to enjoy. Where is your favorite places to see street art?
Did you know that the biggest Lego store in the wh Did you know that the biggest Lego store in the whole world is located in Billund? Its right inside the gates at Legoland and it has EVERYTHING! There was a huge pick a brick area, where you can choose the bricks you want to buy, an area to make your own minifigures, hard to find Lego sets, exclusive Lego sets and every other set you’ve ever seen.   🛍 Pro Tip: Go early and make your selections while the store is quiet… and enjoy the air conditioning! In the afternoon the store gets really busy as everyone searches for a souvenir to take home with them, but it’s empty in the morning and mid-day. You can even make your purchases and they’ll hold them until you’re ready to leave the park.   Follow us for more family travel tips!
Where else can you take a boat ride from the Sydne Where else can you take a boat ride from the Sydney Opera House to the Taj Mahal, the on to the Acropolis, the Colosseum, the Statue of Liberty and the US Capitol Building? Legoland Billund! And they are all made out of Legos. How amazing is that?   Did you know, there are 10 Legoland theme parks around the world. Have you ever been?
This summer we had the opportunity to visit Legola This summer we had the opportunity to visit Legoland Billund, the original Legoland Theme Park located in Billund, Demark – the home of Legos. It was an amazing day that was a combination of thrill rides and Lego museum with a little Lego building along the way.   One of our favorite areas in the park was the Lego Movie area. When the park opened, we quickly walked back to this area and had it all to ourselves! The Lego builds and decorations in this area truly made us feel like we were stepping into the Lego Movie. You can even sit on Emmet’s couch and fly into an adventure with him and the other characters from the movie.   Follow us for more family travel inspiration and visit the blog to learn more about how to plan a day at Legoland. Link in bio.
The Lego House is made up of 4 creativity zones. I The Lego House is made up of 4 creativity zones. In each zone there are a number of different activities, including specific builds. In the yellow zone, we were tasked with creating Lego bees. We immediately sat down at a long table covered with black, yellow and white bricks of varying shapes and sizes. It was then that I realized that it had never before occurred to me to build a bee out of Legos… but I was determined to make one. When we finished, we brought our bees over to a table filled with Lego flowers and added our bees to pollinate them. Get answers to your questions about visiting the Lego House on our blog (link in bio) and follow us for more family travel inspiration.
For fans of Legos, the Lego House’s lower level For fans of Legos, the Lego House’s lower level offers a nostalgic look back on a favorite childhood toy. There is a room dedicated to past favorites from the 1930s until today. We loved walking through and remembering the sets we played with as kids and the boys loved seeing how things have changed. There’s also a digital catalog of every single Lego set ever created. Did you play with Legos as a kid? What was your favorite set?
One of the coolest things about the Lego House was One of the coolest things about the Lego House was the technology that they have made available. You receive a wristband when you enter that allows you to interact with some of your Lego builds and save everything you do to your digital memories that you can download when you get home. One of my favorites was the aquarium. After building your fish, you could put a digital face on it and then release it into the aquarium to swim with the rest of the fish created that day. Follow us for more about our visit to the Lego House.
If you love Legos as much as we do, then you’ll If you love Legos as much as we do, then you’ll love the chance to marvel at all of the amazing builds in the Lego House. From the huge Dinosaurs in the Masterpiece Gallery to the Idea Builds that are displayed throughout the building, you cannot possibly leave without feeling inspired to create something amazing. What inspires you?
If you are a fan of the Lego Masters TV show, the If you are a fan of the Lego Masters TV show, the Lego House in Billund, Denmark needs to be on your bucket list. Filled with Legos of all shapes and sizes, the whole building is there to encourage you to get creative. And with dozens of built creations of various sizes to view, there’s absolutely no chance you won’t be creative beyond anything you could imagine! Get answers to your questions about the Lego House on our blog - link in bio - and start dreaming about your visit!
#flashbackfriday Amusement parks are our happy p #flashbackfriday Amusement parks are our happy place! In the past five months we have been to four amusement parks in three countries on two continents! What’s your happy place?
Are you traveling to Europe this summer? On the bl Are you traveling to Europe this summer? On the blog we wrote about our experience traveling there this summer and how it compared with past trips. Link in Bio. Here are a few highlights. 😍 Advanced tickets are easier than ever to purchase online. No longer do you need to queue up to wait at a ticket counter. Save your tickets on your phone to show when you arrive. 😀 Most COVID restrictions have been lifted so traveling is as “normal” as possible. ☹️ Many people waited until this summer to return to Europe, so popular tourist sites are crowded. Try to beat the crowds by going early. 😬 Airports and airlines are short staffed making air travel more challenging than before. Expect long lines and delayed flights. Plan to arrive at the airport early to ensure you have enough time to move through security and customs. Follow us for more travel tips and tricks!
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Perfect Two-Day Porto Itinerary: Azuelos And A Port Tasting

by GinaEurope, PortugalPosted on August 22, 2024August 22, 2024No Comments

Discover the best of Porto in just 2 days. Climb the iconic Clérigos Tower, explore ornate churches, and admire views of the Douro River. Learn more.

Madeira

Madeira: Cloud Forest, Mountain Hikes, And Soccer’s Best

by TimEurope, PortugalPosted on August 16, 2024August 16, 2024No Comments

Madeira, a Portugese Island off the coast of Africa, contains a number of different ecosystems, which make it an amazing place to enjoy nature.

Exploring Brande’s Vibrant Street Art: A Guide to the Urban Art Scene

by GinaDenmark, EuropePosted on August 9, 2022August 20, 2024No Comments

From colorful murals and striking graffiti to hidden gems scattered throughout the city, discover the best spots to explore Brande’s urban art.

Visit Legoland Billund

Legoland Billund: Legos, Roller Coasters and So Much More

by GinaDenmark, EuropePosted on July 27, 2022August 16, 2024No Comments

Roller coasters, boat rides and Legos. What could be a better combination? Here are our top tips for a visit to Legoland Billund.

Visit the Lego House

Everything You Need To Know To Visit The Lego House

by GinaDenmark, EuropePosted on July 18, 2022August 7, 2024No Comments

One part museum, one part play room, one part creation station, the Lego House is an amazing place to visit. Here’s everything you need to know to plan to visit the Lego House.

Summer Travel to Europe

Summer Travel to Europe: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

by GinaEurope, Travel TipsPosted on July 5, 2022July 5, 2022No Comments

After two years of travel restrictions, the world is opening back up for travel and thousands of people around the world are taking to the skies and returning to travel with the hope that it will be the same as we remember. Here are a few tips to help make your summer travel to Europe great. …

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One Day in Sydney

One Day in Sydney: Gardens, Bridges and the Opera House

by TimAustraliaPosted on June 27, 2022August 12, 2024No Comments

If you have one day in Sydney, there are great opportunities to visit gardens, cross bridges and get amazing views of the Opera House from every angle. Learn more here.

Hamilton Island Australia

Hamilton Island Australia: Wallabies and the Great Barrier Reef

by TimAustraliaPosted on June 23, 2022August 12, 2024No Comments

Hamilton Island is the perfect place to explore the barrier reef, hike to secluded beaches and snorkel in their lagoons. Read more on why Hamilton Island should be on your radar.

Byron Bay

Byron Bay: Surfing And Relaxation At Its Best On Australia’s Gold Coast

by TimAustraliaPosted on June 20, 2022August 12, 2024No Comments

If you’re looking for surfing and relaxation at its best, visit Byron Bay in Australia’s Gold Coast. Read more about our visit here.

6 days in Tasmania

Tasmania In Six Days: A Diverse Visit In Nature

by TimAustraliaPosted on June 14, 2022August 12, 2024No Comments

Tasmania is a filled with a diverse range of ecosystems and this itinerary gives you everything you need to experience a rain forest, beaches and painted cliffs.

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  • Exploring Brande’s Vibrant Street Art: A Guide to the Urban Art Scene August 9, 2022
  • Legoland Billund: Legos, Roller Coasters and So Much More July 27, 2022
  • Everything You Need To Know To Visit The Lego House July 18, 2022

About Us

We are a family of four who love to experience new adventures in new places. For years people have asked us how we plan our trips and asked for recommendations on creating their own, so we created this blog to share our past itineraries as well as what we’ve learned and what has worked for us over the years. We hope you’ll find inspiration here and get answers to all of your family travel questions. Join us as we recount our world adventures and make new ones along the way.

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Did you get your brick today? In honor of Lego’s Did you get your brick today? In honor of Lego’s 90th birthday, Lego stores gave out free building kits today. We were literally one of the first to arrive at our local store. Didn’t get one? You can still get one tomorrow. Check your local Lego store. No purchase necessary, but we’ve never managed to go and not buy something!
If you’re in Billund to visit the Lego House and If you’re in Billund to visit the Lego House and Legoland I highly recommend taking a short drive to Brande, Denmark. This small town is filled with street art and it has some great restaurants right on the plaza in the middle of town. We loved seeing the enormous murals on tall buildings throughout town as well as the smaller pieces. There was a huge variety to enjoy. Where is your favorite places to see street art?
Did you know that the biggest Lego store in the wh Did you know that the biggest Lego store in the whole world is located in Billund? Its right inside the gates at Legoland and it has EVERYTHING! There was a huge pick a brick area, where you can choose the bricks you want to buy, an area to make your own minifigures, hard to find Lego sets, exclusive Lego sets and every other set you’ve ever seen.   🛍 Pro Tip: Go early and make your selections while the store is quiet… and enjoy the air conditioning! In the afternoon the store gets really busy as everyone searches for a souvenir to take home with them, but it’s empty in the morning and mid-day. You can even make your purchases and they’ll hold them until you’re ready to leave the park.   Follow us for more family travel tips!
Where else can you take a boat ride from the Sydne Where else can you take a boat ride from the Sydney Opera House to the Taj Mahal, the on to the Acropolis, the Colosseum, the Statue of Liberty and the US Capitol Building? Legoland Billund! And they are all made out of Legos. How amazing is that?   Did you know, there are 10 Legoland theme parks around the world. Have you ever been?
This summer we had the opportunity to visit Legola This summer we had the opportunity to visit Legoland Billund, the original Legoland Theme Park located in Billund, Demark – the home of Legos. It was an amazing day that was a combination of thrill rides and Lego museum with a little Lego building along the way.   One of our favorite areas in the park was the Lego Movie area. When the park opened, we quickly walked back to this area and had it all to ourselves! The Lego builds and decorations in this area truly made us feel like we were stepping into the Lego Movie. You can even sit on Emmet’s couch and fly into an adventure with him and the other characters from the movie.   Follow us for more family travel inspiration and visit the blog to learn more about how to plan a day at Legoland. Link in bio.
The Lego House is made up of 4 creativity zones. I The Lego House is made up of 4 creativity zones. In each zone there are a number of different activities, including specific builds. In the yellow zone, we were tasked with creating Lego bees. We immediately sat down at a long table covered with black, yellow and white bricks of varying shapes and sizes. It was then that I realized that it had never before occurred to me to build a bee out of Legos… but I was determined to make one. When we finished, we brought our bees over to a table filled with Lego flowers and added our bees to pollinate them. Get answers to your questions about visiting the Lego House on our blog (link in bio) and follow us for more family travel inspiration.
For fans of Legos, the Lego House’s lower level For fans of Legos, the Lego House’s lower level offers a nostalgic look back on a favorite childhood toy. There is a room dedicated to past favorites from the 1930s until today. We loved walking through and remembering the sets we played with as kids and the boys loved seeing how things have changed. There’s also a digital catalog of every single Lego set ever created. Did you play with Legos as a kid? What was your favorite set?
One of the coolest things about the Lego House was One of the coolest things about the Lego House was the technology that they have made available. You receive a wristband when you enter that allows you to interact with some of your Lego builds and save everything you do to your digital memories that you can download when you get home. One of my favorites was the aquarium. After building your fish, you could put a digital face on it and then release it into the aquarium to swim with the rest of the fish created that day. Follow us for more about our visit to the Lego House.
If you love Legos as much as we do, then you’ll If you love Legos as much as we do, then you’ll love the chance to marvel at all of the amazing builds in the Lego House. From the huge Dinosaurs in the Masterpiece Gallery to the Idea Builds that are displayed throughout the building, you cannot possibly leave without feeling inspired to create something amazing. What inspires you?
If you are a fan of the Lego Masters TV show, the If you are a fan of the Lego Masters TV show, the Lego House in Billund, Denmark needs to be on your bucket list. Filled with Legos of all shapes and sizes, the whole building is there to encourage you to get creative. And with dozens of built creations of various sizes to view, there’s absolutely no chance you won’t be creative beyond anything you could imagine! Get answers to your questions about the Lego House on our blog - link in bio - and start dreaming about your visit!
#flashbackfriday Amusement parks are our happy p #flashbackfriday Amusement parks are our happy place! In the past five months we have been to four amusement parks in three countries on two continents! What’s your happy place?
Are you traveling to Europe this summer? On the bl Are you traveling to Europe this summer? On the blog we wrote about our experience traveling there this summer and how it compared with past trips. Link in Bio. Here are a few highlights. 😍 Advanced tickets are easier than ever to purchase online. No longer do you need to queue up to wait at a ticket counter. Save your tickets on your phone to show when you arrive. 😀 Most COVID restrictions have been lifted so traveling is as “normal” as possible. ☹️ Many people waited until this summer to return to Europe, so popular tourist sites are crowded. Try to beat the crowds by going early. 😬 Airports and airlines are short staffed making air travel more challenging than before. Expect long lines and delayed flights. Plan to arrive at the airport early to ensure you have enough time to move through security and customs. Follow us for more travel tips and tricks!
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