For dramatic scenery, choose one of the narrow-gauge railway trips in North Wales or for simply idyllic, go for the Bluebell Line in East Sussex. An exhibition on the motorcar, from 1894 to the present day, is one of the main attractions at Beaulieu, a stately home in the south of England, and in the West Midlands, there is the National Motorcycle Museum at Solihull. There are also superb transport museums in London, Manchester and Glasgow covering a whole range of transportation. Feeding Time British restaurants have sharpened up their act when it comes to catering for children. No longer are children restricted to fast food hamburger chains, they are now welcome in even the smartest of restaurants, where accommodating strollers or finding a highchair is just part of the service.
Children are also welcome in pubs if they are going to eat a meal.
And if the adults just want a drink, then look for a pub with a beer garden, where children are welcome just to have a drink too. Many pubs in the countryside provide large play areas, for children to play while their parents relax. A Place to Stay Self-catering is often the most practical solution when travelling with children. Camping or staying in a caravan are the most economical options. Britain has many sites with excellent facilities for children.