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Holidays in Dalian

Snap at your workmate when they ask to borrow a Post-it? Are people starting to give you a wide berth? Yep. You need to go on holiday. And we reckon it's time you took one in Dalian!

This area of Liaoning is populated by 2,000,000 people.

To reach Dalian from Beijing, the national capital, you'd need to venture 500 kilometres to the east. Another good point of reference is Zhuanghe, which lies 80 kilometres to the northeast.

Holidays with the family are all about creating unforgettable memories. When it comes to doing things that the whole family will enjoy, you can't go past the Dalian Golden Pebble Waxworks Museum and Laohutan Scenic Park.

Take your children to the Dalian Forest Zoo or the Lions and Tigers Park and watch their eyes fill with awe! They can come face-to-face with some intriguing animals and learn about the need to care for our environment while they're at it.

Dalian has some public green spaces where you can view a wide range of plant specimens. The Lvshun Botanical Garden and the Dalian Botanical Garden are the names to keep in mind.

Roll out your rug and watch the clouds roll by at a green space like LaoDong Park and Children's Park. You can also sit back with your favourite read and let the world pass you by at Labour Park and Lushun Boyang Park.

The mix of splendid views and calming water make Port Athur and Xianyu Bay charming places to spend time at.

If you're after somewhere glorious to witness the sunrise, pull out a towel and chill out by the lapping water at Dalian Bathing Beach or Yinshi Beach National Forest Park.

You probably know about its must-see museums and malls, but don't forget that Dalian has some excellent natural sanctuaries too. Xishan Ecological Leisure Park and Baiyushan Scenery Spot are two to consider. Lushun Laotie Mountain and Houshi Mountain are two more that are worth a look.

Walk the tranquil halls, study the captivating displays and chat to the accommodating staff. The Wafangdian Municipal Museum and Lǚshùn Museum are peaceful places to compose yourself and discover something new. Museum enthusiasts also need to check out BaoZhi TangShe ZhanGuan and DaLian LvShun MinJian YiShuGuan.

Broaden your knowledge on the natural world with an excursion to the Dalian Natural History Museum and the Snake Island Natural Museum. With so many incredible things packed into the display shelves, you might not know where to look first! Our planet's treasures are almost infinite, and you can uncover more of them at the Lvshun Museum and the Dalian Rocks Museum.

Check out the excellent pieces in the galleries of the Dalian Art Gallery. If something captures your imagination, don't forget to find out some more information about the creator.

Uncover the secrets of the city's past at the Dalian Modern Museum. Through artifacts, stories and images, the museum showcases the important characters and events that have contributed to the growth of the region.

Time spent exploring history is never a worthless exercise. Let the Hill 203 and Muyang City Site help you gain a deeper understand of Dalian's past. Why not also try Neolithic Village Site of Guojia Village and West Crest Mountain Fort?

A who's who list of residents have called Dalian Workers Cultural Palace home. From lavish furnishings to its impressive façade, this stately dwelling was designed to impress.

No matter your faith, the Shengshui Temple and the Xiangshui Taoist Temple are great places to nurture your spiritual side. The Qingquan Temple of Dalian and the Longtan Taoist Temple are also major pieces of Dalian's cultural identity.

They mightn't be splashed across the front page of a glossy travel magazine, but the Lushun Naval Park and Dalian Victory Square are still well worth a look. Don't forget about Beida Bridge and the Film Art Centre either.