Bring your skis or snowboard on board
Want to explore the best ski resorts in the Alps but prefer to take your own skis or snowboard? We totally understand – you'll enjoy it even more with your own gear! Luckily nowadays most airlines let you check your gear in as special luggage, and it's affordable, too!
more infoCardiff Bay
The prestigious Cardiff port welcomes some of the most interesting points and much of the most emblematic buildings as the National Opera of Wales, the Wales Millennium Centre, the Senate building, the Church of Norway or the Cardiff International White Water, where the water activities such as rafting or canoeing, can be
Doctor Who was filmed on the outskirts of Cardiff and Wales, so series fans may detect without problems many of the scenarios that were used for filming in Cardiff Bay. In addition, they may end their journey withDoctor Who Experience, an interesting interactive museum that can participate in a mini episode and discover the scenarios and characters from the famous series.
Lots of free events like the fair are held in Cardiff Bay international Food and Drinks of the Cardiff Harbour Festival, taking place during the summer.
A place well worth discovering! Check out our flights here.
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more infoWHAT IS THERE TO DO IN THE LONELY LANDSCAPE OF FUERTEVENTURA?
Fuerteventura is a top surfing destination, with spots like El Cotillo, El Hierro and Playa del Morro. There are also endless solitary roads that lead to unspoilt and anachronistically charming places like Playa del Cofete and Playa Jandía, and amazing desert-like landscapes like Corralejo dunes.
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Although Pippi Longstocking, the children’s character created by Astrid Lindgren, is one of the most famous, many other stories have been written by Swedish writers. Junibacken brings you closer to this world of storytelling at a museum to be found on Djurgården Island, in the centre of Stockholm, that is dedicated to Swedish children’s literature in general but with particular emphasis on the characters created in the works by Astrid Lindgren.
At Junibacken, visitors can travel on a themed train journey through the various backdrops to her stories before arriving at Villa Villekulla, Pippi Longstocking’s house in Story Square, where the youngest visitors can ride Alfonso, her Appaloosa Horse, play, run or dress up.
There is also a restaurant offering fantastic views of the city, a theatre, a temporary exhibition hall and don’t forget to visit the bookshop, where you’ll find all the stories in a variety of languages.
Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:00. Also open on Mondays from June to August. Open every day from 10:00 to 18:00 in July.
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