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Paradise Wildlife Park in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire is a fantastic fun day out with penguins, white lions, tigers, lions, monkeys, zebras, reptiles, birds and camels. What makes Paradise unique is the fact you can touch and feed many of the animals.

Website: http://www.pwpark.com

Hatfield House is just 21 miles north of London and is a fine Jacobean  House and Garden in spectacular countryside setting. Open from Easter to End of September.

Website: http://www.hatfield-house.co.uk

Set in 170 acres of natural parkland and boasting 21 buildings of major historic importance, the site mixes fascinating history, exciting science and beautiful surroundings to produce a magical day out for all.  Established in the 17^th Century. Open Easter to September.

Website: http://www.royalgunpowdermills.com

One of England’s most beloved stately homes.  Knebworth House is famous worldwide for its rock concerts and is the home of Victorian novelist Edward Bulwer Lytton and is a beautiful gothic mansion.

Website: http://www.knebworthhouse.com

Epping Forest is an area of ancient woodland in south-east England, straddling the border between north-east Greater London and Essex.  It is managed by the City of London Corporation.

Website: http://www.eppingforest.co.uk/eppfor.html

Alexandra Palace, London's most stylish and versatile venue.
Set in 196 acres of delightful parkland overlooking a breathtaking panorama of the City. This is a major venue for various business and leisure exhibitions.

Website: http://www.alexandrapalace.com

The first Olympic Canoe Slalom event was at the Munich Games in 1972. It came back into the Olympic arena in Barcelona in 1992 and has stayed in place since.

The slalom competition is a timed run down a white water course with up to 25 gates to negotiate. Touching a gate adds a two-second time penalty to the run and missing a gate incurs a 50-second penalty – a disaster. Slalom is a time trial and the next racer starts when the previous one has finished.