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Baoguo Temple (报国寺)
Baoguo Temple is situated at No. 1 Baoguosi Qianjie Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. It faces south and display...
No. 1 Baoguosi Front Street, Xicheng District 西城区报国寺前街1号Historical Building Temple -
Imperial Ancestral Temple
The Imperial Ancestral Temple was served as the site where ancient Chinese emperors held memorial ceremonies to the imperial family's ancestors.
The east gate of the Working People's Cultural Palace, Dongcheng District, BeijingHistorical Building Temple -
Wofo Temple（卧佛寺）
Wofo Temple, also known as Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is located in the south foot of Shouniu Mountain, the east side of Fragrant Hill.
Beijing Botanical Garden, Wofosi Road, Haidian District，Beijing 北京市海淀区卧佛寺路北京植物园内Historical Building Temple -
Fahai Temple （法海寺）
Fahai Temple is home to the most well-preserved, the largest murals of the Ming Dynasty.
No. 28, Moshikou Village, the southern foot of Cuiwei Mountain, Shijingshan District 石景山区翠微山南麓模式口28号Historical Building Temple -
Baiyun Temple (白云观)
Baiyun Temple is located 1,500 meters southeast of the Muxidi subway station and is the biggest Taoist temple in Beijing.
Baiyun Road, Xicheng District, BeijingHistorical Building Temple -
Fire God Temple (火神庙)
Fire God Temple, also called "Huode Zhenjun Temple", is located outside the Shichahai Area.
No. 77 Dianmenwai Street, Xicheng DistrictHistorical Building Temple -
Guangji Temple （广济寺）
The Guangji Temple was built in late Song Dynasty and houses a library of well-preserved cultural relics.
No.25 Fuchengmen Inner Street, Xicheng District, Beijing 北京市西城区阜成门内大街25号Historical Building Temple -
Xizhao Temple (夕照寺)
Xizhao Temple is located in Guangqumen Street
No.19 Xizhaosi Street, Dongcheng DistrictHistorical Building Temple -
Changchun Temple (长椿寺)
Changchun Temple is located in Beijing Changchun Street Shanmen face to east and there are the Front Hall, the Main Hall and Behind Hallin the temple
No. 7 Changchun Street, Xicheng DistrictHistorical Building Temple -
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