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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".
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Chaoyang Park (朝阳公园)
It helps encourage the many people of Beijing with their happiness
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Qing Dynasty （总理衙门）
The Zongli Yamen was the government body in charge of foreign policy in imperial China during the late Qing dynasty. It was established by Prince Gong in 1861 after the Convention of Beijing. It was abolished in 1901 and replaced with aForeign Office of m
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The Grand Canal (Beijing section) (大运河北京段)
The Grand Canal, designated a World Heritage Site in 2014, encompasses 27 sections totaling 1,011 km, 58 related heritage sites, and spanning 20,819 hectares.
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Yuanmingyuan Park (Old Summer Palace) (圆明园)
Yuanmingyuan Ruins Park was completed in 1988, with only the landscape system, garden pattern and building foundations remaining, and the remnants of rockery and carvings still visible.
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Central Radio and Television Tower (中央广播电视塔)
The Central Radio and Television Tower is a comprehensive building integrating radio and television transmission with tourism and catering entertainment, and is an important symbol of Beijing's modernization.