Whether you are fascinated by painting, sculpture, architecture or anything that fits into the “classic” art category, or you find a greater interest in modern art, such as photography or street art, this world is full of great places where you can spoil your creative side.

Visiting Beijing, China’s capital city, is a real challenge for tourists, but also a wonderful experience because of the mix between history and modernity. Travellers keep coming back to Beijing for many reasons, because they always find something new to visit or to do and because there are so many sites, landmarks and restaurants that can’t be missed.

For a great trip to Beijing, here are some useful tips and advice you should mind. Mostly because you won’t have time to visit all the highlights, you have to do a selection and here are the most important attractions, but also interesting facts to know.

Valentine’s Day is coming soon and you don’t have any idea about how to spend this day? Don’t you agree with doing something different this year? An exciting escape in one of the most romantic destinations of the world is a good choice and you have so many options.

Grab your partner and celebrate your love in a way to be remembered. No matter if you prefer to visit some city highlights or to relax on a beach enjoying the sun and the waves, there are romantic destinations for any taste. Here are some interesting ideas for you, in case you can’t decide where to go for this special occasion.

Harbin International Ice Snow Festival is a winter artwork festival held in Harbin, the capital city of Heilongjiang Province in China and it’s the city’s main highlight, attracting annually between 10 and 15 million visitors, both local people and tourists.

This year, the world’s biggest ice sculpture festival is at the 32th edition; it begins on January 5 and lasts until February 1st. The location, with an arctic climate, provides big quantities of snow and ice and allows the sculptures to resist as much as possible.