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Bianyifang
Established in the Ming Dynasty, it now has a history of 604 years. The name, Bianyifang, connotes its business philosophy of "convenient for the people, suitable for the family".
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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.
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Jingshan Hill (景山)
The Jingshan Hill is the tallest point and a key skyline node on Beijing Central Axis.
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Ju‘er Hutong (菊儿胡同)
During the Qing Dynasty, this was the gathering place of the Xiang Huang bannermen, an upper class brigade of the eight banners commanded by the emperor.
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The Peninsula Beijing（北京王府半岛酒店）
The Peninsula Academy provides in-house guests with the chance to learn about and gain exposure to the uniqueness of Beijing.
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Forbidden City (故宫)
Its location in relation with the old city of Beijing epitomizes the ancient Chinese concept of urban planning of "building the imperial palace at the central location".
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The Palace-style Cuisine and Governmental Cuisine in Beijing
The palace-style cuisine is the dishes which are exclusively provided to the imperial.
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Beijing Xinhuyuan Sightseeing Garden (北京鑫湖苑观光园)
The zoological delicacies, sightseeing, and entertainment are all available there and it is a good place to appreciate the subtropical plants and entertain yourself
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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”
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Nuo Hotel Beijing（北京诺金酒店）
Nuo Hotel Beijing enjoys convenient transportation: 20-minute drive from the busy Sanlitun Bar Street, 50-minute drive from Beijing South Railway Station or Beijing West Railway Station