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Shijingshan District Stone Carving Relics Park（石景山区石刻文物园）
It is the only well-preserved eunuch tomb on the Ming Dynasty, and known for its exquisite stone carvings.
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Qingnianhu Park (青年湖公园)
On the west side of Andingmenwai Street, there was a pool and it excavated a lake in 1958.
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Elion Elf's Park
There's no need to buy an extra entrance ticket - just bring some acorns, corn or soybeans and stay for as long as you like.
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Beijing Wanshou Park (北京万寿公园)
Wanshou Park is located on Baizhifang East Street, covering an area of 5.1 hectares, and its original site was constructed on Guangdi Temple in 1617.
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Ming City Walls Ruins Park (明城墙遗址公园)
The Ming City Walls Ruins Park, first built in the Ming Dynasty, used to run about 40 kilometers The remaining relic, which is about 1 5 kilometers long, used to be part of the inner city wall of Beijing
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Zhongshan Park (中山公园)
Located in the center of downtown Beijing, east of Tian'anmen Square, Zhongshan Park covers an area of 23.8 hectares and is a classical altar and temple garden with a monumental purpose.
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Changpuhe Park (菖蒲河公园)
Changpuhe is also called Waijinshuihe, a pretty, renovated river park lying to the east of the Forbidden City.
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Beihai Park (北海公园)
Located in the center of Beijing, Beihai Park is a classical royal garden that is the earliest built, best preserved and features the most cultural deposits.
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Xihaizi Park（西海子公园）
Xihaizi Park locates in Tongzhou District, the suburb of Beijing.
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Taoranting Park (陶然亭公园)
Built in 1952, Taoranting Park is a famous historical and cultural park that integrates classical architecture and modern gardening art and highlights the "pavilion culture" of the Chinese nation as its main content.