‘Who wants to go where?’ – comes the usual question.
Which Mum ignores, as changing the nappy of the ever-active Panna is a task that requires a great deal of concentration. 
‘Let’s go somewhere where there are loads of go-karts and we can have a go at shooting!’ suggests Bence.
‘I think we should go to the zoo or the play centre instead!’ Fanni shouts
‘I’m longing for a new experience; I’m looking for somewhere further afield that we haven’t been to yet!’ says Dad.
After waiting for a few minutes, the proud head of the family looks around with satisfaction.
-I've found the perfect place! 
-You’ll find everything you could possibly want here!
-Tanya Katica Patca.
Silence, and puzzled looks…
‘There’s no such thing!’ Mum chimes in.
For the Kovács family, it’s a real treat just to manage to find something suitable for all the children to do at the same time.
-A Tanya?
‘The lads are definitely going to be jealous of this,’ Bence says with a grimace.
But it might well be – you’ll see!
A few hours later, the family car pulls into the car park, where a small train pulled by a tractor passes by, crammed full of cheerful children. 
‘There’s Viola!’ cries Fanni. ‘Let’s wait for them!’
Fanni was Viola’s classmate at nursery; they’d long wanted to go on a trip together.
‘But it’s lovely that you’re here too!’ exclaims Viola. ‘Have you been here before?’
-Never.
Viola tells us how brilliant it was to go pedal boating on the lake, which you can even cross by hand-rowed boat. How her parents couldn’t find not only the hidden letters, but not even her, in the maze. Which is no surprise, as she slipped out through the emergency exit and was having a right old jump on the bouncy hill. And the ice lolly here is the tastiest, which you can even ask for in one of those really cool twisted glasses. 
‘Is there anything here that might interest me too?’ Bence interrupts the idyll.
-If I promised it, then that’s how it is!
"You can have a go at shooting sponge balls, and there’s a go-kart track too," his father reassured him.
-While Mum feeds Panni in the Mummy and Baby room, we can try both. 
-Your sister isn’t going to be joining us any time soon anyway; I saw her heading towards the petting zoo.
On the ‘hit-the-target’ battlefield, children and adults alike attack the opposing team with abandon. Yet the greatest joy comes when the soft sponge ball bounces off one’s own forehead.
After a big game, everyone fancies a bite to eat. To make sure my little sister gets a good night’s sleep, the family have lunch on the restaurant terrace. Without exception, everyone finds something to their taste on the menu.

Over lunch, Mum mentions how many brilliant craft ideas she’s seen in the display window. A raft made from cork stoppers, paper flowers, rag dolls. Fanni decides that this afternoon she and her little friend will make wooden pendants at the craft session. And this will be their symbol of friendship, so that they’ll never forget how much fun they had sliding down from dizzying heights, and how they laughed amongst the colourful balls. In the small animal enclosure, they fed Bori, the little guinea pig, from a feeding bottle, and were absolutely delighted when they finally got to stroke one of the shy guinea pigs. 
‘And where are we off to next?’ asks Bence.
It’s unanimously agreed that no truly active day would be complete without exploring the forest zip line. All the more so because there are not only climbing courses here, but also sliding courses. During their last zip-line adventure, Dad promised Bence that next time he wouldn’t forget to film the big slide. 
"Thanks, Dad, I really didn’t think you’d take me to such a brilliant place!" said Bence gratefully. 
-It was a real treat for all of us; everyone had a great time here. 

We’ll have to do this again...