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Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Qing Dynasty （总理衙门）
The Zongli Yamen was the government body in charge of foreign policy in imperial China during the late Qing dynasty. It was established by Prince Gong in 1861 after the Convention of Beijing. It was abolished in 1901 and replaced with aForeign Office of m
Dongtangzi Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing. -
Dingling Museum （定陵博物馆）
The Dingling Museum is a museum of Chinese mausoleums.
South Foot of Tianshou Mountain, Changping District -
Corner Towers of Forbidden City (紫禁城角楼)
The 4 corner towers of lofty walls were established in 1420, rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
No. 4, Jingshan Front Street, Dongcheng District 东城区景山前街4号 -
Beijing Tianchi Scenic Spot (北京天池风景区)
Tianchi scenic spot of Beijing lies in the left bank boa mountain mountain peak of Ming Tombs Reservoir of Changping District
Mangshan Resort,east of Shianling Reservoir,Changping DistrictNature -
Ju’er Hutong (菊儿胡同)
During the Qing Dynasty, this was the gathering place of the Xiang Huang bannermen, an upper class brigade of the eight banners commanded by the emperor.
Dongcheng District, BeijingHutong -
Xihaizi Park（西海子公园）
Xihaizi Park locates in Tongzhou District, the suburb of Beijing.
No.12,Xihaizi Street,Tongzhou District -
Xunjunwang Mansion（循郡王府）
Located at No. 13 and 15 at Fangjia Hutong, Andingmennei Street, Xunjunwang Mansion is the residence of Yongzhang, the third son of Emperor Qianlong. Yongzhang was canonized as Xunjunwang after his death. This mansion was built by his adopted son Jinyi ac
No. 13 & 15, Fangjia Hutong, Andingmen District, Dongcheng District -
Renmin University of China (中国人民大学）
Renmin University of China, also known as People's University of China, and colloquially as “Renda”, is a major research university in Haidian District.
No.59, Zhongguancun Street, Haidian District 海淀区中关村大街59号University -
Changpuhe Park (菖蒲河公园)
Changpuhe is also called Waijinshuihe, a pretty, renovated river park lying to the east of the Forbidden City.
Nachizi Dajie, Dongcheng District, BeijingPark -
Xuanren Temple (宣仁庙)
Located at No. 2 and No. 4 of Beichizi Street, Xuanren Temple was built in 1728 and was called Wind God Temple.
No. 2 Beichizi Street, Dongcheng DistrictHistorical Building Temple