When exploring Beijing, you can't miss the hutongs around the Drum Tower.
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08:00-22:00When exploring Beijing, you can't miss the hutongs around the Drum Tower. From Beihai to Shichahai to Nanluoguxiang, the sweet and sour candied haws and the bustling alleyways at sunset capture the true spirit of Beijing.
To avoid the crowded tourist hotspot of Nanluoguxiang, head to the lesser-known Drum Tower Neighborhood. Located on the south side of the road east to the Drum Tower, this hidden gem is close to Shichahai and other popular sites. Look for the archway marked "Drum Tower Neig...
When exploring Beijing, you can't miss the hutongs around the Drum Tower. From Beihai to Shichahai to Nanluoguxiang, the sweet and sour candied haws and the bustling alleyways at sunset capture the true spirit of Beijing.
To avoid the crowded tourist hotspot of Nanluoguxiang, head to the lesser-known Drum Tower Neighborhood. Located on the south side of the road east to the Drum Tower, this hidden gem is close to Shichahai and other popular sites. Look for the archway marked "Drum Tower Neighborhood," where the combination of a red drum and gray hutong tiles creates a unique scene. At night, the area is beautifully illuminated, giving it the feel of stepping into a Chinese-style metaverse.
In fact, this newly popular neighborhood is a true "food street." It offers a wide range of dining options, from Chinese hotpot to Western snacks, as well as coffee by day and cocktails by night, barbecue, and traditional braised dishes. You can even enjoy your favorite sweet and sour pork while sipping a refreshing drink branded with the "Drum Tower" name.
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