At a lot of these living history museums, your kids will see other people recreating life in the 17th, 18th or 19th century. Here at Kings Landing, they do more than just watch it, they live it for five days, in costume, immersed in history. They're assigned household chores, everything from picking wool to churning butter. Like their historic counterparts, they attend class in a one room schoolhouse. The teacher is strict.
Every decorum is observed.
No televisions or telephones. But by adapting to the old ways, kids gain a new perspective. The five day program sells out every Summer. Test your travel knowledge. A new law attempts to cut down on violence after closing time.