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Mums know best, or do they? When it comes to planning family activities, children are at the centre of most decisions from where to eat, sleep and play. So why not let them choose? Browse top tips sent in by kids and get advice from the experts. Or if your kids can't stop talking about their favourite holiday spots, send us a tip, along with their name and age or email been.there@guardian.co.uk.
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    Fort Nelson

    Posted by Josh Owen 26 January 2007

    Fort Nelson is a brilliant place to go for all the family. It was built in the 1860s protecting the famous harbour in Portsmouth when a French invasion was expected (but it didn’t happen). The museum is free all year round. It has 350 big guns including Saddam Hussein’s giant ‘Supergun’.

    If you go in the holidays, there are gun firings that are loud and exciting. You can also go down to spooky tunnels where the gunpowder used to be kept or climb on the ramparts. There are also people dressed in soldiers’ suits who tell you about the fort, including a man (who is also dressed and with his sword) who tells a story about a battle.

    From Josh Owen (age 10)

    www.royalarmouries.org

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