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A soldier in Beijing, China. While the country's leaders may still officially adhere to Marxism-Leninism and pay homage to its ideological founders, its guiding ideology seems to reflect a more nationalist development agenda

The tourist appeal of communism

Whereas Westerners once travelled to communist nations in order to witness the creation of a promising new regime, there is now a growing market for those wishing to see the ruins of the same, failed world

St John's Church in Vilnius, Lithuania

Radisson Blu: the best in the Baltics

With three contrasting capitals playing host to a range of historical, cultural and contemporary spectacles, a stay in the Baltics with Radisson Blu offers more than one might expect

Spooky sites

In honour of Halloween here are our top spooky tourist destinations

The cultural revolution

With a Guggenheim set to arrive in Abu Dhabi in 2013, Eleni Chalkidou examines the museum’s unique cultural influence around the world

Culture club

Spending a year as a ‘European Capital of Culture’ gives a city a wonderful opportunity to reinvent itself. This year, Turku in Finland has been awarded the accolade. Fleur Kinson looks at a triumphant EU scheme and some of the cities it has most recently tried to boost

Russia’s empirical utopia

From the bright lights of Moscow to the European grace of St Petersburg, Ekaterinburg’s history and Kaliningrad’s burgeoning economy, Russian cities are interesting places to do business. By Sue Dobson