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Lvzu Temple (吕祖宫)
Lvzu Temple was the temple of the god of fire built in the Ming dynasty and Ye heshi, a Taoist, rebuilt the temple as Lvzu Temple during the Xianfeng Period of the Qing dynasty
No. 13 & 15, Beishuncheng Street, Fuxingmennei, Xicheng District -
Former Residence of Li Dazhao（李大钊故居）
Situated at the No.24 Wenhua Hutong in Xicheng District in Beijing, the former residence of Li Dazhao is a full demonstration of simplicity and elegance.
No.24 Wenhua Hutong, Xicheng District, Beijing北京市西城区文华胡同24号 -
Wenjin Street (文津街）
Wenjin Street is not very long but enjoys a good fame.
Fuyou Street, Xicheng District -
Former Site of Huixiantang Hall (会贤堂旧址)
Located at No 19 Qianhaibeiyan, Shichahai, Xicheng District, Huixiantang Hall is one of the “Eight Halls of Beijing”
No. 19 Qianhaibeiyan, Shichahai, Xicheng District -
Huitong Temple (汇通祠)
Located at the island in the northwest of Shichahai, the temple was built during the Yongle Period during the Ming Dynasty.
No. 60, A, Deshengmen West Street, Xicheng District 西城区德胜门西大街甲60号 -
Dingqinwang Mansion (定亲王府)
The Dingqinwang Mansion covers an area of about 6 5 acres with more than 400 rooms
Dingqinwang Mansion, Xicheng District -
Round City (团城)
Round City is the city wall built in the Ming Dynasty, and the water surface of both the east rose to the height of the ground.
No. 1 Wenjin Street, the south gate of Beihai Park, Xicheng District -
Beijing Books Building （北京图书大厦）
Beijing Books Building is a flagship bookstore with the largest scale and the most abundant book varieties in Beijing.
No. 17 West Chang'an Avenue, Xicheng District -
Beijing Wanshou Park (北京万寿公园)
Wanshou Park is located on Baizhifang East Street, covering an area of 5.1 hectares, and its original site was constructed on Guangdi Temple in 1617.
No.29A, Baizhifang East Street, XichengPark -
Niujie Mosque (牛街礼拜寺）
The Niujie Mosque is widely known as the most ancient mosque in Beijing, as well as the largest one.
No.18 Niujie Zhonglu, Xicheng District