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Summer Holidays Activities and Events |
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Dear Robin
Will it be sun, sea and sandcastles, rolling countryside with walks and nature or city breaks with discoveries and culture this summer? What to choose?
The South East is full to the brim with events, activities and places to discover, as well as living history, animal encounters, anniversaries, outdoor adventures, hair-raising family fun and much much more.
Take a look and discover the world of adventures that awaits this summertime.
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Join us at Fishbourne Roman Palace in West Sussex on July 30th and 31st for a fun-packed family-friendly weekend featuring the soldiers of the Ermine Street Guard.
Their thrilling display will take you back to 2,000-years-ago when the Roman Empire stretched from Britain across to Persia.
A range of Roman-themed activities will also be on offer throughout the day – as well as the opportunity to explore the magnificent mosaics and recreated grounds that formed part of Fishbourne Roman Palace.
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Get set for an action-packed summer family adventure at Winchester Science Centre.
Experience ‘electrifying’ experiments in brand new free live science show, Sparks. Take part in exciting activities inspired by the new Disney and Pixar movie, Lightyear, including explosive Science Live spaceship launch and out-of-this-world Space Ranger challenge trail. Be wowed by two spectacular Planetarium shows. Head outside for some nature discoveries. And don’t forget the immersive hands-on science fun and huge ‘don’t try this at home’ demos.
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The City Walking Tours, offered by Oxford University’s Bodleian Library, present a unique opportunity to discover Oxford’s historic streets and most iconic buildings, accompanied by knowledgeable, entertaining, qualified Green Badge Guides. These guides have a wealth of knowledge of the city and university, of colourful characters and life behind college walls. All tours include free admission to the stunning Divinity School (subject to availability) – a real treat for Harry Potter fans. Groups and individuals welcome. |
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Visit Kent Life this summer! Try our hand powered paddle boats, watch an owl flying demonstration, join in with animal feeding sessions and catch a show in our Big Top.
Visit the Vintage Village, enjoy indoor and outdoor play areas, fun farm rides, and the chance to get arty in our Paint-a-Pot studio.
Dotty’s Tea Room has a great selection of home made cakes or check out our wood-fired oven in the Pizza Garden. Don’t miss the ice cream hut!
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Painshill invites you to walk around a work of art this summer and discover magical follies and beautiful views.
Take a trip to find the Gothic Tower or discover the incredible Crystal Grotto.
It is a day out that’s full of heritage, adventure and outdoor fun for all the family. Bring along a picnic or visit the Tea Room.
Dogs are welcome.
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From sundowner cruises and afternoon tea on the Thames to the 200th anniversary of Huntley and Palmer biscuits and South Asian cuisine at Reading’s Mela, food is an essential ingredient in Reading’s summer events programme. And there’s music for every taste too, from Culture Club and Lulu to Aswad and a tribute act festival. Don’t miss Great Expectations performed in the Abbey Ruins or tours of the Ruins themselves. And there’s still a few weeks to catch the Reading football club exhibition. |
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Change the pace with a weekend visit to Waverly in South West Surrey. Explore the stunning countryside, discover the historic market towns of Farnham, Godalming, Haslemere and Cranleigh - which claims to be England's largest village.
Experience the masses of fresh air and open spaces to relax, wonderful pub gardens, an ideal place with everything you need for a weekend of rest and relaxation. Just an hour from London, you could hop on over for a day trip to with all the family, and try llama trekking, throwing a pot, searching for Superworm, follow a family adventure trail, a treetop challenge and much much more.
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Fun-filled family days outdoors! From the Cotswolds through London to the sea, enjoy a walk and a picnic along the Thames Path National Trail. Hire a self-drive boat for an hour or longer, or if it’s adventure you’re looking for try canoeing, kayaking or paddleboarding. Relax on a sightseeing cruise or an Afternoon Tea Cruise! There’s plenty of locations to choose from. A rainy day; visit Abingdon, Henley, Reading, Wallingford or Windsor for great family friendly museums.
Or you and your family can become a Captain and explore the River Thames from a different perspective on a self-drive boating holiday with Le Boat.
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