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The Temple of Ancient Monarchs (历代帝王庙)
The Temple of Ancient Monarchs was the only imperial temple in the Ming and Qing dynasties
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Huguosi Snack Street(护国寺小吃街)
This traditional snack street with the history of more than 300 years offers over 80 kinds of Beijing snacks, and is one of the most famous and popular snack streets in Beijing.
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Dajue Temple (大觉寺)
Dajue Temple, also known as Xishan Dajue Temple, was built in the 4th Xianyong year of the Liao Dynasty (1068) and is located at the Yangtai Mountain, Haidian District
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Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution（中国人民革命军事博物馆）
It is home to more than 340,000 pieces of cultural relics and other collections in diverse kinds
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Yandaixie Street(烟袋斜街)
It is the oldest business street in Beijing with a history of about 800 years. This famous commercial street specialized in selling tobacco pouches, calligraphy and paintings and jade articles during the Qing Dynasty
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Wanfangting Park (万芳亭公园)
Despite being not so large, there is well-pruned virescence Each day, there will be many old people exercising in the park
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Guijie Street(簋街)
Guijie Street is located in Dongzhimennei Street, with more than 150 restaurants open all day, making it one of the most famous and bustling food streets in Beijing.
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Hanlinyuan Site (中国翰园)
Hanlinyuan Site is located on Chang’an Avenue inside the Ministry of Public Security.
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Lianhuachi Park (莲花池公园)
The Lianhuachi Park (Lotus Pond Park) is very close to the Beijing West Railway Station, and is located at the junction of Xuanwu District, Fengtai District and Haidian District
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Former Residence of Cheng Yanqiu (程砚秋故居)
Cheng Yanqiu had residences in Beijing. Among them, the one at No. 39, West Sibeisantiao (formerly known as No. 18 Beibaozi Hutong, West Sipailou Building) is the longest.