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Former Site of Jingxian Guild Hall（泾县会馆旧址）
Jingxian Guild Hall was the editorial office of political weekly "Weekly Review" founded in December 1918.
No. 64 Mishi Hutong, Xicheng District -
Miyun Reservoir (密云水库)
Miyun Reservoir is situated 13 km north of Miyun County seat and is surrounded by the ranges of Yanshan Mountain
13 km north of Miyun County SeatNature -
Olympic Green Tennis Center (奥林匹克公园网球中心)
Olympic Green Tennis Center is the gymnasium where the tennis matches were held of both the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. It is situated on the Olympic Green.
Address: No. 2 Lincui Road, Chaoyang District朝阳区林萃路2号 -
Olympic Sports Center Stadium (奥林匹克中心体育场)
Olympic Sports Center Stadium was the gymnasium for equestrian events and running during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. 2 gold medals were given here during the games.
No. 1 Anding Lu, Chaoyang District -
St. Michael's Church (圣米厄尔教堂)
Dongjiaominxiang Catholic Church, also named St. Michael's Church, is one that was built comparatively late in Beijing.
No. 13, Dongjiaominxiang, Dongcheng District, Beijing北京市东城区东交民巷甲13号Nature -
Sanlitun Bar Street (三里屯酒吧街)
Sanlitun bar street maybe has Chinese largest and most famous bar streets apart from massive international stores
No. 6, North St. Artificial Stadium, Chaoyang District, Beijing 北京市朝阳区工体北路甲6号 -
Ancient Tree Fossils (古木化石群)
The Ancient Tree Fossils is located in Xiadelongwan Village, Qianjiadian Township, Yanqing District, Beijing.
Xiadelongwan Village, Qianjiadian Township, Yanqing District, BeijingNature -
Beijing International Sculpture Park
It has already become the largest sculpture park in Beijing, including the east and west parts. The east one is endowed with modern humanistic atmosphere and the western one is full of rural and pastoral features.
No. 2, Shijingshan Road, Shijingshan District, BeijingPark -
Former Resilience of Rong Lu (荣禄故宅)
The Former Resilience of Rong Lu, one of the District Culture Relics Protective Sites, is located at the Jiaodaokounan, Dongcheng District.
No. 3 and No. 5 Ju’er Hutong and No. 6 Shoubi Hutong, Dongcheng District -
Beijing West Railway Station (北京西站）
Beijing West Railway Station was opened in early 1996 after three years of construction, it is one of the largest railway stations in Asia.
No. 118, Lianhuachi East Road, Fengtai DistrictNature