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Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips

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@londondaysout_
✨ Family days out, mum life & grown-up fun 🎭 Theatre, eats & fun things to do 📍 London & travel escapes 🎡 Follow for inspo
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  • Engagement 1.08%
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About Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips

Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips (@londondaysout_) is a Digital creator creator on Instagram, also filed under SaaS/B2B and Travel Influencers. The account has 14,169 followers and 936 published posts. Recent posts average 127 likes and 24 comments, an engagement rate of 1.08%.

With 14.2K followers, Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips follows 913 accounts, so the audience is roughly 16 times the size of the list followed. Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips under 3 categories, led by Digital creator and followed by SaaS/B2B and Travel Influencers.

The Instagram bio for Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips runs to 19 words across 3 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips dates from January 2026.

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We crossed into TWO countries from Zurich in one day 🇨🇭➡️🇦🇹➡️🇱🇮

If you’re planning a Zurich trip and want a memorable day trip by car, save this 👇

🚗 Zurich → Alpine-Coaster-Golm, Austria (around 2h drive)
We’re slightly obsessed with toboggans… and this one was so worth it.
🎢 Alpine-Coaster-Golm: around €16.50
🚠 Gondola up, toboggan back down
🅿️ Free parking
☕ Café at the bottom + affordable restaurant at the top

📍 Seilbahnstraße 1, 6773 Vandans, Austria

ℹ️ Fri–Sun, 1–4pm (06.02– ). Always check official times before you go.

⛸️ Austria → Malbun, Liechtenstein (around 1h drive)
Such a small country, but the mountain views were stunning.

❄️ Open daily in winter season (when we visited)
⛸️ Ice rink: Adults CHF 7, Children CHF 5
👟 Skate hire available
🛝 Café + playground onsite
🅿️ Free parking

📍 Im Malbun 3, 9497 Malbun, Liechtenstein

They didn’t speak English when we visited, so Google Translate really helped.

We didn’t go through immigration, but carried passports just in case.

Back to Zurich for fondue 🫕 (fondue clips not from Zurich).

✨ Planning a Zurich itinerary or Switzerland road trip?
💾 Save this
📩 Or send it to someone you’d go with

#SnowDay #WinterFun
Not going to lie… our time in Montenegro really felt like Instagram vs reality.

Montenegro is beautiful, and we loved the countryside 🌿 But along the coast — especially between Kotor and Budva — the summer traffic was intense, and it honestly took a lot of the magic away.

One of the things we were most excited about was the Lovćen Cable Car and alpine coaster (toboggan) up Mount Lovćen. The views over the Bay of Kotor are stunning, and the ride itself is fun.

But the reality behind that 10–15 minute experience was… a lot.

From the moment we bought tickets at Kotor bus station, the whole trip took us around 7 hours. Queues were disorganised, staff struggled with the crowds, and when it started raining, no one seemed to know what was happening.

We booked the shuttle + cable car combo (around €30 per adult). The toboggan is extra (around €8 per ride). The timetable said two buses per hour, but we waited about 45 minutes.

On the way back, a tunnel was closed due to an accident and no shuttles were running — but no one told us. We ended up paying for a taxi through the mountains back to Kotor (10–15 mins). We later tried to get a refund for the unused return shuttle, but it never happened, even after weeks of emails.

So yes — the views are amazing. But for us, getting there and back was a lot of hassle.

If you’re planning Montenegro, I’d honestly suggest avoiding peak summer (July–August) if you can.

❓What’s your top destination for this summer❓

#EuropeanSummer #FamilyHolidays #Balkans #Montenegro
🚄 Most people don’t realise this about Eurostar tickets…

If your plans change, Eurostar usually lets you change your travel time or date (same route) — even close to departure — either online via Manage My Booking or in person at the station. On Standard and Plus tickets, this can be done up to one hour before departure, with no change fee (you only pay any fare difference).

We managed to change both our London–Paris and Paris–London tickets because we arrived at the station much earlier than planned. After exchanging them at the station, we boarded almost straight away — didn’t waste any time, got to our destination earlier, and even fitted in a lovely Friday night dinner in Paris ✨

❌ What you can’t do:
You can’t just turn up and board another Eurostar because a seat is free. You need to officially change your ticket first, otherwise you could be refused travel or charged a new fare.

👉🏼Save this and send it to someone planning a Eurostar trip.

❓Have you ever travelled by Eurostar❓

#Eurostar
#TravelTips
#LondonToParis
#FamilyTravel
#TravelHacks
[AD] I’ve loved Cirque du Soleil for years and have seen their shows in London, Australia and New Zealand — but OVO has a special place in my heart. It was created and directed by Brazilian choreographer Deborah Colker, with music by Brazilian composer Berna Ceppas. Hearing Brazilian rhythms and Portuguese song titles like Brisa do Mar and Carimbó da Creatura here in London honestly made me emotional. As a Brazilian living in the UK, it felt like a little piece of home 🇧🇷❤️

Think acrobats, trampoline, climbing, parkour, juggling, contortion and nonstop wow-moments… The live music (including accordion and violin), the make-up, the costumes and the detail in every scene are on another level — and inside the Royal Albert Hall, it’s pure magic.

✨ Cirque du Soleil really is perfection. Every second feels thought through.
✨ This is one of those once-in-a-lifetime shows you don’t forget.

📍 Royal Albert Hall, London
📅 Until 1 March
⏳125 minutes including a 25-minute interval
👧🏻All ages

If you’re looking for an unforgettable London show, a family-friendly theatre experience, or a unique date night in London — this is it.

👉🏼Send this to a friend who’s visiting London soon.

#CirqueDuSoleil #LondonShows #ThingsToDoInLondon #LondonTheatreGuide #LondonDaysOut
[AD] Don’t let the January blues beat your mood.

👉🏼Use code LONDONDAYSOUT10 at checkout for 10% off
🔗 Book via the Fever app or the link in bio
🎟️ 10% discount valid on all the experiences shown

More experiences you can use the code on:
• Boom Lab, 📍EC2A 3AY
• Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold Exhibition, 📍SW8 5BX
• Seven Wonders of the World: An Immersive Exhibition, 📍E1 6LZ

#FeverAmbassador #LondonDaysOut
❄️ Snowy weekend in Switzerland? Here’s a perfect family plan 🇨🇭

Got excited seeing the snow and dreaming of a quick trip to Switzerland?
If I had a free weekend… this is exactly what I’d do.

✈️ Friday night: Fly to Zurich, check in, rest up.

Saturday: Head to Sattel-Hochstuckli (only ~45 mins from Zurich).
Think revolving gondola, skywalk suspension bridge, playground, sledging, easy walks, winter fun and even beginner skiing. Such a great family spot, all year round.

🫕 Don’t miss: the outdoor fondue at Mostelberg Mountain Inn.
CHF 46 per adult (includes gondola up & down). Kids ride free, and the fondue was more than enough for the three of us – honestly such a fun experience and very delicious too.

Sunday before flying home:
⚽FIFA Museum (open 10–6)
🍫 Lindt Home of Chocolate (free chocolate fountain + shop, museum from CHF 10, opens 10am)
Allow around 4–5 hours for both.

We stayed a full week and I’ve got loads more tips, so comment or DM me if there’s anything you want to know.

👉🏼Save this for later and send it to someone who’d love a snowy weekend.

Switzerland on your bucket list? 🇨🇭✨

#SnowDay #WinterFun
Unpopular opinion.
The Hunger Games On Stage in London gets 3 stars from me, because I expected more for all the hype. The dialogue and script didn’t keep me super engaged — and after about 30 minutes, I found myself checking the time, which is NEVER a good sign. I haven’t read the books or watched the films, and I’m not sure if that would’ve changed my opinion about the show though.

That said, the new Troubadour Theatre itself is amazing! Some of the seats actually move (including mine!), views are great from most spots, the toilets are plentiful and brand new, the location couldn’t be better, and the staff are super friendly and fast. There are also great food and drink options, the venue is fully accessible, the cloakroom is just £1 per item, and there’s parking nearby.

Details:
• Running time: approx. 2 hours 30 mins (including interval)
• Age recommendation: 12+
• Where: Troubadour Theatre, Canary Wharf, London

📚 The story is based on Suzanne Collins’ first book and Lionsgate’s first motion picture The Hunger Games. It follows the fearless heroine Katniss Everdeen on her journey of self-discovery. It’s set in Panem, a future world where every year one boy and one girl (aged 12–18) from each district are chosen to compete in the Hunger Games — an arena fight where only one person can survive.

⚠️ Content note: This production contains loud noises and explosions, haze and smoke, flashing lights and strobe, as well as depictions of violence and references to death, grief and guilt.

Would I recommend it?
🏹If you’re a huge Hunger Games fan — yes, it’s worth the experience (the theatre was clearly full of fans of the story).
🏹 If you’re going for pure theatre wow-factor — it might not blow you away.

#LondonDaysOut #LondonTheatreGuide
❄️ Ski clothes for kids: what you actually need ❄️
(Sharing this because I get asked this a LOT in my DMs)

For my son, we bought everything from and honestly… so worth it.

Our simple winter formula:
1️⃣ Thermals / base layers (top + bottoms)
2️⃣ Fleece or mid-layer
3️⃣ Waterproof ski suit or jacket + trousers

+ thermal ski socks, gloves/mittens and boots

All in, it came to around £100–£120 for a solid set-up — and he stayed warm, dry and comfortable, playing in the snow for hours.

🎿 For socks, you don’t need anything complicated — just proper thermal ski socks (merino or warm padded ones work great). They really make a difference.

🎿 You can also go second-hand (great online shops like Whoski, SlopeOff London, EcoSki) or even rent gear in the UK or in countries like Switzerland.

❓Planning a ski trip soon❓
👉🏼Check my other posts on our favourite family-friendly ski resorts near Zurich — all super affordable too.

⛷️ Save this for later and send it to someone planning a ski trip with kids.

#SkiHoliday #SkiingWithKids #SnowDay
[AD] This was my fourth time on the London Eye, and honestly… it’s still a memorable experience every single time.

So many people ask me, “Is the London Eye worth it?”
My answer is always the same: yes — at least once.
I know lots of Londoners say it’s not worth it, but I disagree — especially if you’re visiting London for the first time.

The views are truly unique, and it’s still one of my favourite London landmarks. Seeing Big Ben, the River Thames and the city skyline from above just hits differently.

About the queues:
Yes, they always look long… but they move surprisingly fast. We spent about one hour in total (queue, ride, and a little browse in the shop at the end). Personally, I wouldn’t rush for fast-track unless you’re really short on time.

🎡 What it’s actually like inside:
It’s super stable, doesn’t shake at all, and you barely feel it moving — apart from the views slowly changing as you go higher. There are around 20 people per pod, and there are seats inside, which makes it great for kids, adults, and grandparents.

👧🏻Perfect for all ages.

Have you been on the London Eye? Would you go again?

👉🏼Send this to someone planning a London trip
🎟️ We booked through GetYourGuide — link in bio
‼️Get 5% off any experience with code LONDONDAYSOUT5

#GetYourGuideCommunity #GetYourGuide
[AD] Twelfth Night by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Barbican Centre

The RSC never disappoints, and Twelfth Night is no exception. This is a bold, funny and beautifully layered production that’s perfect for beating the January blues and reminding you why Shakespeare still feels so relevant.

Running at just under 3 hours including an interval, but the time genuinely flies. Tip: order your ice cream and drinks in advance — you won’t want to miss a moment.

At the heart of the story is survival, disguise and desire. After a shipwreck, Viola believes she has lost her twin brother and reinvents herself in an unfamiliar world. What follows is a clever, chaotic exploration of love, grief, identity, gender roles and mistaken desire, where nothing — and no one — is quite what they seem. Illyria is joyful, messy and deeply human.

An outstanding cast, confident staging and a script that lands both the humour and the emotion beautifully.

👧🏻Age recommendation: 12+

👉🏼Save this and send it to a friend who needs a theatre fix this month

#LondonDaysOut #LondonTheatreGuide

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Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips has 14,169 followers on Instagram (14.2K). Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips follows 913 accounts, so the audience is roughly 16 times the size of the list followed. Vanessa • London Guides | Travel Tips has built a substantial archive of 936 posts.

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