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A good day out starts with the kind of experience you want: making something, solving something, watching a performance or exploring a place.
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A good day out starts with the kind of experience you want: making something, solving something, watching a performance or exploring a place.
Explore this ideaA good day out starts with the kind of experience you want: making something, solving something, watching a performance or exploring a place.
Explore this ideaDisc golf combines walking with throwing a disc towards a sequence of targets.
Explore this ideaGo is a strategy board game in which players place stones to surround territory.
Explore this idea“Goal games” can describe several activities involving targets or goals rather than one clearly defined sport.
Explore this ideaGeocaching adds a hidden destination and a clue-solving purpose to a walk.
Explore this ideaHaunted attractions use sets, performers and effects to create a frightening experience.
Explore this ideaHistoric buildings and monuments make more sense when you know the story or detail you are looking for.
Explore this ideaIndoor playgrounds provide weather-independent play, but their age zones, supervision rules and facilities differ.
Explore this ideaWater parks offer different balances of slides, wave pools, play areas and quieter swimming.
Explore this ideaAn Irish pub may appeal for conversation, live music, food or a particular sporting event.
Explore this ideaAn Irish pub may appeal for conversation, live music, food or a particular sporting event.
Explore this ideaLive-music venues can offer seated listening, standing gigs, jam sessions or small acoustic performances.
Explore this ideaA jazz bar combines a social venue with live or recorded jazz, but some are focused listening rooms and others are lively bars.
Explore this ideaKaraoke can mean singing before a whole venue or booking a private room with friends.
Explore this ideaKaraoke can be a private sing-along with friends or a turn on a public stage.
Explore this ideaChildren's parks and playgrounds vary in equipment, enclosure, shade and facilities.
Explore this ideaLaser gaming is a team or individual game using electronic tagging equipment in a designed arena.
Explore this ideaA storytelling event creates an experience through a voice, a room and the audience's imagination.
Explore this ideaLive-music venues can offer seated listening, standing gigs, jam sessions or small acoustic performances.
Explore this ideaAn aquarium lets you compare how aquatic animals move, hide and use different habitats.
Explore this ideaAn art museum becomes less overwhelming when you follow one question: what makes you stop and look?
Explore this ideaAn architecture walk makes doors, rooflines, materials and street layouts into clues.
Explore this ideaLounge bars generally put more emphasis on seating and an unhurried social visit, though music and dress expectations differ.
Explore this ideaMahjong uses tiles and several regional rule sets, so two groups may play quite differently.
Explore this ideaA puzzle walk combines a route with clues or a story, giving everyone a reason to look more closely.
Explore this ideaBadminton can be social doubles, a focused lesson or a court hire with friends.
Explore this ideaA swimming outing can mean lane swimming, recreational water play or a relaxed public session.
Explore this ideaA scavenger hunt turns a walk or public place into a series of observation tasks.
Explore this ideaMind-game groups can introduce strategy, logic puzzles and collaborative problem solving.
Explore this ideaHistoric buildings and monuments make more sense when you know the story or detail you are looking for.
Explore this ideaA cinema visit can be more varied than the latest mainstream release: repertory screenings, documentaries, subtitled films and event cinema offer different experiences.
Explore this ideaA cinema visit can be more varied than the latest mainstream release: repertory screenings, documentaries, subtitled films and event cinema offer different experiences.
Explore this ideaMuseums can offer hands-on exhibits, focused collections, workshops and guided interpretation.
Explore this ideaMuseums can offer hands-on exhibits, focused collections, workshops and guided interpretation.
Explore this ideaLive-music venues can offer seated listening, standing gigs, jam sessions or small acoustic performances.
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