2026 Nes Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

The Peter Rabbit and Jemima Puddle-Duck Easter egg treasure hunt takes place in Bowness, where 23 artistically decorated ceramic eggs are hidden throughout the village. Each egg represents a classic story by Beatrix Potter and comes with a Peter Rabbit or Jemima Puddle-Duck plush toy. Participants are invited to follow clues around the village, stopping at various shop windows to find the eggs and toys. Along the treasure hunt, visitors can admire the unique ceramic eggs and read story excerpts from Beatrix Potter’s works, which help solve each puzzle. This event combines exploration, literary charm, and family fun, appealing to both children and adults. Families are encouraged to take photos with Beatrix Potter’s toys and ceramic eggs in front of their favorite shop windows. By submitting a completed answer sheet, participants have the chance to win one of five special prizes. The event offers a delightful way to experience the village, interact with beloved storybook characters, and create unforgettable moments. For those looking for a fun and interactive outing in Bowness, this treasure hunt route is the perfect choice.

✨ Departure: My Journey to Becoming a Sky God Who says only elves deserve to live in a wonderland?! When the plane landed in Venice, my heart had already flown to that dreamy white stone mountain range. The Dolomites, rejected as a filming location by the "Lord of the Rings" crew (they said it was too magical and unreal), are the true "Middle-earth" homeland!✨ 🚗 A 3-hour drive north, even the car window turns into a picture frame! From plains to steep peaks, until the first White Cloud Rock peak suddenly crashes into view—oh no, it’s the feeling of falling in love!💘 💡 Fun Fact: The name Dolomites actually comes from an 18th-century French geologist! A miracle rising from a 200-million-year-old underwater kingdom, every rock tells a story of time... 🏡 First Night: An Adventure in the Funes Valley Checking into a modern cabin late at night, I met a super handsome forest ranger landlord! (Highlight: former Guangzhou accordion artist👨‍🎤) The sentence he said while pointing at the map broke me: "Oh, this is where I work." Falling asleep at 1300 meters altitude in the Funes Valley, even my dreams smelled like the Alps~🌌 ☀️ Day 1: Entering a Fairyland on Earth 📍 Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm) Europe’s largest meadow, forever the best! Riding the cable car through a sea of clouds, stepping off the station and being dazzled by endless green👒 Remember to wear a light-colored dress, every photo looks like a screenshot from "The Sound of Music"! 🍔 Lunch Recommendation: Italian farmhouse dining in a mountain hut, what’s it like to eat facing the Sassolungo mountain? (Cheese that stretches for days!) 📍 Seceda emoji ⛰ The original setting! A magical mountain with one side grassy slope and the other sheer cliff, crowned by golden sunset👑 Best to come between 4-6 PM, the magical hour of light! 🌙 Overnight in Ortisei town, light shows + clinking beer mugs = perfect ending 💎 Day 2: Double Rainbow Overload! 🌊 Lago di Braies (Pragser Wildsee) The emerald lake at 7 AM is breathtaking! Rowing a boat feels like starring in the sequel to "Call Me By Your Name"🚣‍♀️ Legend says there’s a shepherd’s treasure at the bottom of the lake, and I believe it! ⏰ Pro Tip: Must arrive before 7 AM! Traffic control is super strict after 9:30 AM 🗻 Tre Cime di Lavaredo A 2-hour hike to the "Cave Window" viewpoint, at that moment—thank you sunshine for teaching me how to live! The three peaks frame a stunning picture through the cave, Korean sisters are all screaming "Wow! Amazing!" 🍺 Must order at the mountain hut: pasta + beer, a divine combo! (South Tyrol’s bilingual Italian-German menus are amazing) 🌿 Day 3: Funes Valley Easter Egg Time ⛪ St. John’s Church Check-in Guide: ▫️ Best light between 7-8 AM ▫️ Lonely church + Geisler peaks = Instagram hit composition ▫️ The backyard reveals the life stories of locals As the car drives farther away, the scent of Ortisei’s apple pie still lingers in my palm. The Dolomites taught me the most important thing: some beauty requires you to stop and truly see. 📝【Super Practical Tips】 ✅ Must book parking in advance during peak season! ✅ September is the king of fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, and great value ✅ Short sleeves by day + down jacket morning and night = the right way to dress ✅ Mountain hut tomato pasta forever the best! ✅ Reserve 5-7 days to truly get the soul of this place 💭 The mountain shadows in the rearview mirror gradually blur... but I know, we will meet again. Because some places, once seen, stay forever in your heart. Just like the landlord said: "Isn’t this the best office ever?"

Did you know there are several islands in the northern part of the Netherlands? 👀 This time, we're introducing one of them, Ameland! The island is connected by narrow, bike-friendly paths like the one in the third photo. You can cycle around the island while enjoying panoramic views of nature! Along the way, you can see many animals like sheep and horses, and you can complete a full loop around the island in about an hour while taking in the vast landscapes. 🥰 In the center of the island, there are cozy and stylish restaurants where you can enjoy seafood. We stayed in a cottage in the center of the island! The small houses lined up give you a vacation vibe. If you have time while in the Netherlands, this is definitely a place you should visit. 💗