Nestled in its Arctic setting, the islands of Luleå form the world's unique brackish water archipelago, blending sweet and saltwater in an unparalleled environment. With over 1000 islands awaiting exploration, the Luleå archipelago beckons adventurers. The extended summer nights infuse life into the archipelago — accessible by boat or canoe. As winter blankets the landscape in ice, an endless winter wonderland emerges, perfect for exploration on foot, by snowmobile, car, or cross-country skis.

Sitting on the east side of Tiananmen Square, the National Museum of China is one of the largest museums in the world, covering both Chinese history and art, from ancient artefacts to modern works. The exhibitions are vast, so you could easily spend a full day here, though most visitors focus on a few sections that interest them. English signage is available in key areas, but a guide or audio tour can help make sense of the collection.

Experience family fun at its best with a variety of entertainment options in a safe and exciting environment. Challenge your skills on the championship 18-hole miniature golf course, race around the go-kart track, or embark on a scenic miniature train ride through 10 acres of forest. For indoor entertainment, explore the arcade and relax in the seating area. Adults can unwind in the new family bar area, offering beer and other beverages. Create lasting memories with a day of fun for the whole family.

Just behind the Forbidden City, Beihai Park is one of Beijing’s oldest and best-preserved imperial gardens. It’s quieter than some of the larger tourist spots, with lakes, pavilions, and tree-lined paths perfect for a stroll — the central White Dagoba on Qionghua Island is a highlight here.