Jurassic Earth was a golden time for dinosaurs, with formidable carnivores and powerful herbivores roaming the planet. In fact, these beasts survived for at least 230 million years before becoming extinct around 66 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous period. Humans didn’t appear on Earth for another 65 million years after that, which is mind-blowing when you think about it. So what did dinosaurs do all day when the world looked very different?

Are you a huge fan of prehistoric creatures like the plant munching Triceratops or the formidable Tyrannosaurus Rex? If so, an exciting Jurassic Live experience awaits that’ll truly blow your mind. Dinosaur World Live is currently touring the UK and offers a whole host of family-friendly fun where you can meet and greet your favourite dinosaurs. London is a hot spot for the show this summer, with dates booked for the Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park. So let’s take a closer look at this roarsome production in more detail.

If you’re a huge fan of Jurassic beasts and want to create your very own dinosaur adventure, you’ve come to the right place. Walk in the steps of dinos, increase your knowledge of prehistoric creatures and enjoy the ultimate dinosaur experience. You could even learn all about palaeontology - the discovery and analysis of fossils. With this in mind, here are some unmissable ideas for a roarsome day of fun.

With their sharp teeth, scaly bodies, spiky backs and whippy tails, it’s no wonder that so many kids are fascinated by dinosaurs. If your little ones are totally obsessed with these prehistoric beasts, why not enhance their knowledge with these five fun dinosaur learning activities?

If you’re looking for fun things to do in Canterbury this spring, why not take your family on a prehistoric adventure in the South East? Believe it or not, you can still see dinosaurs in the beautiful county of Kent. So here are some top Jurassic-themed ideas to pop on your itinerary.

If you’re looking for fun things to do in Canterbury this spring, why not go dino-mad at the Marlowe Theatre with Dinosaur World Live? This impressive show is designed specially for kids, and uses stunning puppetry to introduce the whole family to favourites such as Triceratops as well as lesser-known dinosaurs like Giraffatitan and Segnosaurus (not to be confused with Stegosaurus!). You may even come face-to-face with the king of dinos himself - Tyrannosaurus Rex. As family days out in Canterbury go, it’s one of the best so book your tickets before they become extinct!

Calling all dinosaur lovers! The streets of Birmingham are alive with pointy teeth, scaly skin, spiked armour and humongous feet. Well… almost. This bustling city in the West Midlands is home to all kinds of prehistoric beasts. So let’s take a look at things to do in Birmingham that’ll satisfy your love for anything dino-related.

As the weather begins to get milder, it’s a great time to get out and about with the kids. There may not be wall to wall sunshine yet, but in the city there’s so much to do that it won’t matter - especially with our guide to family activities in Birmingham. Read on to find out where to visit this spring.

Impossible as it seems, February half term is already approaching, and many parents will be planning fun activities to keep the kids occupied while they’re off school. Here, we’ve put together a list of places to visit in Ipswich if you’re living in the area, so that you can get organised in time for the break.

With Christmas over, many kids are looking for ways to combat the back-to-school blues - and parents may already be trying to find activities that will give them something to look forward to until half term arrives. With that in mind, we have compiled some great suggestions for things to do in Salford during January and February, which will entertain both young and old alike.