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Zhengxingde
Zhengxingde tea house was founded in 3rd year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (1783), and has had a history of more than 260 years.
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Jiaochangkou Hutong (校场口胡同)
Jiaochangkou is located northwest of Xuanwumen, starting at Xuanwumenwai Street in the east and ending at Laoqianggen Street in the west
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Pudu Temple (普度寺)
Built in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Pudu Temple (formerly East Garden of Imperial City), also called Little South City, was originally the residence for the prince.
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Towers of the Forbidden City (故宫角楼)
The 4 corner towers of lofty walls were established in 1420, rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)
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Zhang Zhidong's Former Residence (张之洞故居)
Entering Baimi Byway from east side in Beijing’s Xicheng District, a distinctive courtyard will come into visitors' views.
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Shuiyu Village (水峪村)
The ancient village formed in the Ming and Qing dynasties is embosomed in hills.
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Beijing Cloth Shoe Culture Museum（北京布鞋文化博物馆）
Beijing Cloth Shoe Culture Museum, which integrates communication, exhibitions, intangible cultural heritage inheritance.
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Tsinghua Garden (清华园）
Tsinghua Garden is architecturally unique It preserves original architectural features over three centuries old