Add a little extra sparkle to your Christmas shopping this year with our gift guide for boys and girls. Whether you choose an exciting experience or a toy that will be treasured for years to come, each gift will remind them of your family holiday in our host cities.
Experiences
Smurf Experience in Brussels: Enter the incredible, immersive world of these iconic blue creatures at the Brussels Expo.
Harry Potter Experience in London: this unforgettable tour designed for Potterheads includes a trip Platform 9 ¾ as well a tour of the famous Warner Bros. Studio.
Mini Spa Experience in Munich:Treat your little prince or princess to a special pampering spa treatment at The Charles Hotel.
Gifts for Boys
Tintin Snowy or Rocket Watch: Cute cuddly toy or cool watch from Brussels
Il Gufo leather sneakers: Beautiful made-in-Italy leather shoes
Handmade Zuckfrei ‘Clockzilla’: Quirky dinosaur clock from Berlin
Gifts for Girls
Bartolucci Ballerina: Beautiful wooden ballerina box, made in Florence
Steiff Starly Unicorn: Stunning white cuddly toy, available at London’s Hamleys
Traditional Dirndl: Pretty embroidered dirndl from Munich
Enjoy an unforgettable family Christmas at any of our elegant European hotels. For reservations, contact +44 (0)20 7321 2626 or email enquiries@roccofortehotels.com
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