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Gorleston beach in Norfolk, 3 miles of beautiful almost empty sands, lots of room to build complicated sandcastles, lots of space to fly kites, lots of space for picnics, lots of space to relax!

I would take them to Harry Potter world in Florida - even the 30-somethings who are still HP mad!

I would take my grandchildren to Stonehenge to see the summer solstice.

I would take my grandson to Legoland because he loves constructing things. We would go by train to add to the excitement

i would love to take my grandaughters to wales and explore the beautiful mountains and beaches along with the attreactions

I would take them to Paris so they can go up the Eiffel Tower and see the wonderful views

To the RSPB site at Arne, Dorset, one of my favourite places in the UK, or to Stockholm to enjoy a beautiful city with coastal islands to enjoy too.

Sentosa Island, Singapore.
I’ve only been once but it was the most wonderful mix of education, fantasy and excitement. Plus wonderful beaches and hotels. What more could they want?!

Peru ,to see the 'town up in the mountain' .

To visit my best friend in Canada who loves my granddaughter as is she were her own but hasn't seen her for over 10 years

I would love to take my grandchildren to Mauritius- they both love swimming and nature and for them to swim in the Indian Ocean would be amazing for them. The marine life is fabulous too and they would adore the sun, sea and sand.

I would take my grandchildren to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida as they are fascinated by space travel, and If we could time our visit with a launch then that would be a once in a lifetime experience for all of us.

I would go to disneyland paris its magical and like a fairytale

I would take my grandchildren to the Scilly Isles. Life is so unique on the islands with lots of islands to explore by boat and crystal clear water to paddle in. It is exciting getting to the Scillies by boat or helicopter.

I would love to take my grandchildren to Singapore to show them where i lived　as a small child.

I would take them down the Milwr Tunnel, an underground wonderland of tunnels and lakes , under the town of Holywell in North Wales.

up to inverness where i grew up,we may look for the loch ness monster up there too

I'd bring him to Disneyland, florida! He is in love with "Mickeys Castle". I can imagine his face if he met the characters ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Why take them abroad when there is so much to see here and why subject them to long journey and have a lot of fuss while they are little. No, I would take them to the Gower. There is so much to see and do there which they would enjoy. Native flora and fauna, old things to see and some myths too. The bonus would be good weather occasionally.

I would take them to the grand canyon so they can take it all in.

I would take mine to the rugged and beautiful west coast of Scotland, ferry hopping from island to island, seeing the amazing wildlife, stunning beaches and being able to experience real freedom in the great outdoors.

Disneyland

No question
No alternative

I would take them to the Dominican Republic to show them the lovely beach that their Mummy and daddy got married on .

I'm not a grandmother but I'm a great Aunt does that count! I would take my great nephew to my old primary school that bring me back fond memories playing in the playground and hopping on 1 leg to play hopscotch and the sweet shop near the school that I go to when school finished!

I would like to take them to Canada it looks so amazing, but they would chose Disneyland Florida. They would win of course, and have a brilliant time seeing Mickey and all the Disney crowd.