Lost in Plovdiv

We all love vacations, but especially for the parents of younger students, they are a real test of patience and imagination. Even before the days off school come, there is a hectic calculation and planning of what to do to have fun with the children and how to deliver variety to the little ones.

Literally days before the spring break this year, the team of Lost in Plovdiv has selected several tried and tested ways of entertainment, and we expect more ideas in the comments.

Lauta Rope Park:

The good thing about April is that there are pleasant spring temperatures outside more and more often, and this automatically means more time outdoors. We have written many times about the opportunities that Lauta Park provides for walking, picnics and games, but today we will recommend one of the facilities there. Lauta Rope Park is an amusement infrastructure created in an environmentally friendly way. There are two levels, respectively two routes with two levels of difficulty in crossing, aimed at different age groups. The low circle is about 1.60 meters above the ground and is suitable for children aged 5 to 10, and the high - about three meters and is for children over 10 years of age and adults. The place is very suitable for team building events, as well as for birthdays. Working hours are from 10 am to 8 pm.

Day trip:

What could be better than to have time to escape from the city for a while and immerse yourself in nature that is waking up to life! The guide already has several ideas for trips in the area suitable for children, and for some of them you do not even need to own a car but can take advantage of public transport. A few hours of carefree play on the meadows around Zdravets hut, or a visit to the Paleontological Museum in Asenovgrad and then something delicious in Niko confectionery - these are just a few of the possibilities!

Sports daycare:

This is an idea for working parents, who don’t have the option to get help from grandparents or to use part of their annual leave. It is organized at the Sila complex (the group is not very big, so the places get filled quickly) and is held on weekdays from 9 am to 6 pm. It combines a variety of sports - athletics, swimming, basketball, tennis, dancing, as well as recreational activities such as adrenaline games, applied arts, music and English. Even if for some reason you don't need it now, there are also options during the summer months.

Indoor activities:

Here we will specifically direct you to one of the articles that we had prepared some time ago, but is also relevant today. 5 ideas for activities for children in the winter gives a basic view of the types of schools under the hills and during the holidays you can easily prepare a fuller schedule for your child to diversify it from staying at home on the phone and computer.

Whatever you decide, don't forget to take enough time for active rest, because sometimes all we need is time at home with loved ones and a short break from everyday tasks (even if these are lessons in Environmental science, for example).