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Beer All (BEERALL啤酒圈)
Beer culture has long been popular around the world and of course also in China.
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Librairie Peut-être (可能有书)
"Librairie Peut-être" is a special reading and leisure space created by a retired symbiotic courtyard. There are not only bookstores, galleries and cafes, but also buns shops and study rooms, which are full of interest.
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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.
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Shougang No.3 Blast Furnace Museumz(首钢三高炉)
During its upgrading and renovating process, many industrial remains in Shougang Park, once were abandoned, now have been given a new life.
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Dongfushouli Pocket Park (东福寿里口袋公园)
In 2018, an 800-square-meter small park was built at the south entrance of Dongfushouli Hutong in Xicheng District, Beijing. The park is planted with magnolia, pomegranate, persimmon trees, etc.
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Explore the royal mausoleums
Enter the Qingdong Mausoleum in Zunhua and visit the largest and most complete ancient royal mausoleum in China.
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Jingyun Garden Pocket Park (京韵园口袋公园)
A park in the southwest corner of Xicheng District"s Dashilan and north of Zhushikou West Street is eye-catching. Upon closer inspection, it turns out to be a hidden gem.
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Trace the origin of human beings
Nihewan in Zhangjiakou, known as the "homeland of Eastern humans", is a treasure trove of Paleolithic sites.
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Qianmen Street (前门大街景区)
Famous for its architecture, business, folk-custom and operatic culture, Qianmen Street has been a distinctive street since the Ming and Qing Dynasties