Razzle Dazzle The Kids For Party Peace

May 23, 2012 - PRLog -- If you are planning a party it is important to think about family members of all ages.

Whether your get together is for a wedding, anniversary or a dreaded “significant” birthday thinking through the day and meticulous planning is the key to success. After all that work there is nothing worse than the younger members of the family spoiling the event by being rowdy, moody or just plain naughty.

One way around the potential problem is to make a weekend of it and do a deal with the kids in return for their good behavior during the big occasion.

A trip to somewhere exciting is a great way to ensure they don’t spoil the party for everyone else and that’s where doing your homework pays off. If you have Googled halls for hire in Croydon for your Saturday night party, for example, take a few extra minutes to see what attractions are close by for the kids the next day.

You’ll find that just 10 miles away is The Tower of London.  There the younger members of the family will be entranced by stories of prisoners, escapes, executions, and Kings and Queens told by a real Beefeater.

Even granddad will enjoy a guided tour of the Tower taking in famous spots such as Traitors' Gate, the White Tower, and the Royal Chapel of St Peter Ad Vincula.

The White Tower is one of the most important historic buildings in the world and an iconic symbol of London and Britain.

Then there’s the Jewel House where you will be dazzled by the 23,578 gems that make up the Crown Jewels, including the world’s most famous diamonds. A new display explores the importance of the Crown Jewels to the British Monarchy, the role of the Tower in protecting these treasures and the long and fascinating tradition of coronations in England.

The Crown Jewels are not just “bling” they are the most powerful symbols of the British Monarchy and hold deep religious and cultural significance in our nation’s history.

There are some great stories behind the Royal Collection. Did you know that it is believed that King John lost the Crown Jewels in 1216. Then they were nearly stolen in 1671 when Irishman Colonel Blood knocked the Jewel House keeper on the head with a mallet and squashed the arches of Charles II’s State Crown so as to hide it under his cloak.

Despite these and many other attempts to destroy or damage them the collection still makes a dazzling display and the British monarchy is the only monarchy in Europe that still uses its Crown Jewels in coronation ceremonies.

Whichever part of the country you are planning to hold your party you’ll find plenty of attractions to visit. If you prolong your stay and ensure everyone has a good time the whole family will thank you for it.

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