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Ditan Park (地坛公园)
It is the place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshiped the "imperial earth god" and is the largest surviving altar of the earth in China.
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Guangyuyuan Museum of Chinese Medicine History and Culture（广誉远中医药历史文化博物馆）
Founded in 1541, Guangyuyuan has a history of over 400 years and was once known as one of the "Four Great Pharmacies" in the Qing Dynasty.
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Quanjude Exhibition Hall（全聚德博物馆）
Quanjude Exhibition Hall is the first dedicated roast duck exhibition hall in China.
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Yichi Dajie ( Street of One Chi) Hutong (一尺大街)
Yangmeizhu Xiejie, connected to Liulichang East Street, was formerly known as Yichi Dajie, the "shortest hutong in Beijing". It is actually 25 meters long, not just one Chi.
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China Red Sandalwood Museum（中国紫檀博物馆）
China Red Sandalwood Museum is China’s first and the largest private museum specialized in research and collection of red sandalwood sculptures and classic furniture.
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Huashi Mosque （花市清真寺）
Located at No 80 Huashi Street, Dongcheng District, Huashi Mosque was built in the Ming Dynasty
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Beijing Ancient Coin Museum (北京古钱币展览馆)
Beijing Ancient Coin Museum is the sole coin museum in the Beijing area that is open to the outside world It exhibits Chinese ancient coins from different dynasties through the years
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Wofo Temple（卧佛寺）
Wofo Temple, also known as Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is located in the south foot of Shouniu Mountain, the east side of Fragrant Hill.
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Beijing Dragon Seal Wine Museum (北京龙徽葡萄酒博物馆)
Beijing Dragon Seal Wine Museum is the only museum in Beijing that features the history and culture of Beijing wine over the past decades
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Daguanlou Cinema (大观楼)
It is one of the earliest cinemas in China and regarded as the origin of Chinese movies. It is worth visiting for movie lovers.