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Ching Bo Leung
Ching Bo Leung is praised as "the coolness on the tip of the tongue". It has a good effect of strengthening spleen, reinforcing Qi, clearing heat and moistening lung, and it is suitable for both young and old.
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Outer Jinshui Bridges (外金水桥)
The location of the Outer Jinshui Bridges strictly corresponds to five arched gateways of the Tian'anmen Gate, and south gates of the Imperial Ancestral Temple and the Altar of Land and Grain.
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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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Southern Section Road Archeological Sites (中轴线南段道路遗存)
The southern section of the central axis roads is a key link between well-arranged urban complexes and public spaces.
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The Opposite House（瑜舍酒店）
With convenient transportation, the Opposite House is close to the north area of Tai Koo Li in Sanlitun.
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Tian'anmen Gate (天安门)
The Tian‘anmen Gate was the main front gate of the imperial city during the Ming and Qing dynasties, leading to the palace city and forming a part of the imperial court area.
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Yuan Dynasty City Wall Relics Park (元大都遗址公园)
It is the Beijing in the books of Marco Polo, which is now broken with only part of walls left
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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".