Thinking of writing about my hometown, I didn't know where to start writing. Let's first take orders to introduce Beijing.

Beijing is located in the northern part of the North China Plain, backed by Yanshan Mountain, adjacent to Tianjin City and Hebei Province. Beijing's climate is a typical north temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate. So what does it mean? Beijing is hot in summer and cold in winter, with four distinct seasons. If you want to travel, I suggest April to May, or September to October. These four months are the most comfortable time of the year in Beijing

OK, now let's look at the map of Beijing

Sorry, the house price has also been marked, but this house price has long been outdated. The school district housing in the central Urban area has long been 20W +.

Beijing governs Dongcheng Dongcheng Area, Xicheng District, Chaoyang District, Fengtai District, Shijingshan District, Haidian District, Shunyi District, Tongzhou District, Daxing District, Fangshan District, Mentougou District, Changping District, Pinggu District, Miyun District, Huairou District and Yanqing District. There are 16 districts.

Most of the scenic spots you want to visit are in the eight districts of the city, namely Dongcheng and Xicheng, Xuanwu Chongwen, Chaoyang, Haidian, and Fengtai Shijingshan. At this time, you may want to ask, should I buy a map of Beijing when I get off the plane, because I really don't understand it. In fact, I don't think it is necessary, because Beijing maps are generally very detailed, and you can't find many street attractions at all, which is too messy. So let me recommend a few routes to you below, so that you can save a lot of things

Let me talk about Beijing's transportation next. Subways and buses can be said to extend in all directions. There are only places you can't think of, and there is no place that it can't reach. I suggest you download a Beijing real-time bus app before coming. It's really easy to use. Just download a subway picture from the subway. Basically, Beijing's subway runs every 2 minutes during the morning or evening rush hour, and usually every 4-8 minutes. Buses are basically fast and run every ten minutes, so transportation is still very convenient.

In addition, you can choose Didi to take a taxi, which is convenient and quick.

Overview of major attractions in Beijing

Beijing is the city with the largest number of cultural sites in the world; there are 6 in total: the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven, the Great Wall, the Ming Tombs, and the Zhoukoudian Ape-Man Site.

Let's talk about the Forbidden City first. I think friends who come to Beijing will definitely come here. To be honest, as a Beijinger, I personally think this place is indeed worth visiting. Because it's really spectacular. Tickets have not changed in ten years-40 in the off-season and 60 in the peak season, half price for the student ID card, and the price is very suitable.

The Beijing Forbidden City is a royal palace in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China. It was formerly known as the Forbidden City. It is located in the center of Beijing's central axis and is the essence of ancient Chinese court architecture. The Forbidden City in Beijing is centered on three halls, covering an area of 720,000 square meters and a construction area of about 150,000 square meters. It has more than 70 palaces and more than 9,000 houses. It is one of the largest existing and most completely preserved ancient wooden buildings in the world.

This was taken in Jingshan Park behind the Forbidden City. Standing in the pavilion in Jingshan Park, you can overlook the entire Forbidden City. When the weather is good, it is beautiful.

As for the Forbidden City, I suggest that pregnant women, children and the elderly should play it in the morning. The main reason is that the Yin Qi is too strong, and you all know that many ghosts died inside. Therefore, in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, when the Forbidden City was not open to the public, repair workers often disappeared and died for unknown reasons. I also heard what the older generation said. It is not unreasonable. Why is it that only less than 50% of the courtyards in the Forbidden City are open? Because something has happened in the courtyards that are locked.

Ticket sales stop at 3 p.m. during the peak season of the Forbidden City. Why? Because the later it gets, the more Yin Qi becomes. If you don't believe me, you can give it a try. It's hot summer. If you still stroll in the Forbidden City after five o'clock, there will definitely be a burst of cold air on your back. This is true.

Here is an introduction to the Summer Palace.

The Summer Palace, a royal garden during the Qing Dynasty in China, was formerly known as Qingyi Garden. It is located in the western suburbs of Beijing, 15 kilometers away from the Urban area and covers an area of about 290 hectares, adjacent to Yuanmingyuan. It is a large-scale landscape garden built based on Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain, based on Hangzhou West Lake, and drawing on the design techniques of Jiangnan gardens. It is also the most completely preserved royal palace and imperial garden. It is known as the "Royal Garden Museum" and is also a national key tourist attraction.

There is a subway station in the Summer Palace, so it is easy to get there. It is a very beautiful royal garden. If you want to learn about some history, you can hire a tour guide inside. There are still many professional tour guides inside, and the prices range from 150 to 300, depending on the time you play.

foxiangge

There is also a legend in Foxiang Pavilion:

It is said that Emperor Qianlong wanted to build a large garden for the royal family to play in this beautiful scenic area. Some people first said that there was an ancient tomb at the foot of Wanshou Mountain. The tomb is the tomb of a certain princess in the Ming Dynasty and cannot be moved. The first reason is that the ancestral teachings said that after entering the Pass, every grass and tree in the cemetery of the previous dynasty should be protected; the second is that this concubine was not a good lord back then and her tomb could not be touched! When Lord Qianlong heard this, he thought that when we flag men entered the pass, we won the world from Li Zicheng and did not have such a great hatred with the previous dynasty. Just say,"What are you afraid of? Dig it for me." How dare the people below refuse to listen! Of course, we can only dig. Unexpectedly, there was trouble when digging out. Lord Qianlong personally came to the scene and saw that the big stone door of the ancient tomb had been dug open, but there were eight big characters engraved inside the door: "If you don't touch me, I won't touch you!" When Lord Qianlong saw this, he was scared. He hurriedly ordered people to fill in all the soil, and then built a large temple on Wanshou Mountain to suppress the ghosts of the unknown. This will be the Foxiang Pavilion in the future.

Shiqikong Bridge

Temple of Heaven

The Temple of Heaven is very close to the Forbidden City, so you can play together.

The Temple of Heaven was built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420) and was rebuilt during the Qianlong and Guangxu periods of the Qing Dynasty. It was a place for emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties to sacrifice to the emperor and pray for a good harvest of the five grains. The Temple of Heaven is the general term for the two altars of Circular Mound and Praying Valley. It has two altar walls, forming an inner and outer altar. The altar walls are round in the south and in the north, symbolizing the roundness of the sky and the square of the earth. The main building is an inner altar, with the Circular Mound Altar in the south and the Grain Prayer Altar in the north. The two altars are on the same north-south axis, separated by a wall in the middle. The main buildings in the Circular Mound Altar are the Circular Mound Altar, the Imperial Firmament, etc. The main buildings in the Grain Prayer Altar are the Hall of Prayer for New Year, the Hall of Huangqian, and the Gate of Prayer for New Year, etc.

There is also an altar of earth near Tiananmen Square. Of course, the scale is definitely incomparable to the Temple of Heaven. If you have time, you can visit it all.

The bus card in Beijing City shows the Hall of Prayer for Good Years at the Temple of Heaven

Here are the key points below. The following three attractions: the Great Wall, the Ming Tombs and the Zhoukoudian Ape-Man Site are all in the suburbs. That is to say, it takes basically 2-3 hours to reach the above three places without traffic jams, so you must arrange your itinerary well.

I won't introduce them one by one. Let's put in a few beautiful pictures

If you say: You are not a hero until you reach the Great Wall! I want to go, then go ahead. I think it's quite tiring, and I don't want to go during the May Day holiday, I really don't want to

the Ming Tombs

The Ming Tombs are located in Changping District, Beijing City. They are located in a small basin surrounded by mountains on the east, west and north sides. The area is surrounded by mountains, the middle is a plain, and there is a winding river in front of the mausoleum. From the beginning of the construction of Changling in the seventh year of Yongle to the burial of Chongzhen, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, in Siling, more than 230 years, thirteen emperor tombs, seven imperial tombs, and one eunuch tomb were built. A total of thirteen emperors, twenty-three empresses, two princes, more than thirty concubines, and two eunuchs were buried.

Bus method: Bus line: Metro Line 2 → No. 872, the whole journey is about 50.2 kilometers

1. Take Metro Line 2 from Beijing Station, pass 8 stops, and arrive at Jishuitan Station

2. Walk about 670 meters to Deshengmen Station

3. Take No. 872, pass 7 stops, and arrive at Dagongmen Station

4. Walk about 360 meters to reach the Ming Tombs

Nanluogu Lane and Beiluogu Lane

First, we start from the Bell Tower and Drum Tower. The Bell Tower and Drum Tower are very close to Nanluogu Lane and Beiluogu Lane. They are only a few alleys, so I introduced them together.

First of all, you can take the subway directly to Nanluogu Lane at this time. Many friends know Nanluogu Lane. Basically, friends who come to Beijing for tourism will come and visit. In fact, Beiluogu Lane is opposite Nanluogu Lane. Now the commercial development is not too serious, so there are not many tourists, but I personally prefer a quiet place, which will be more comfortable.

Nanluogu Lane is basically snacks, with most literary and artistic shops

Beiluogu Lane is mainly about walking around the hutongs and experiencing life in old Beijing

yandai xiejie

In addition, I would like to introduce a particularly famous street nearby-Yandai Slope Street

Yandai Xie Street is located in front of the Drum Tower, Di 'anmen Outer Street, Beijing City, and belongs to the boundary of Changqiao in Xicheng District. From the late Qing Dynasty to the 1920s and 1930s, the street mainly engaged in smoking utensils such as dry tobacco bags and hookah bags, antiques, calligraphy and painting, stationery and snacks, and service industries. The architectural style of its shop is simple and has the characteristics of the northern city of Beijing. It is a well-known cultural street in the northern city of Beijing, and has left the footprints of many cultural celebrities.

Nowadays, Yandai Xie Street is like well-known scenic spots such as Drum Tower and Nanluogu Lane. It is a good place for everyone in Beijing to find delicious food, see antiques, and admire calligraphy, paintings and ancient buildings in their spare time.

Yandai Xie Street is very close to Nanluogu Lane. I suggest walking there. There are alleys in old Beijing along the way. You can enjoy it while walking and experience the customs and customs of old Beijing.

Bell Tower and Drum Tower

You may be a little confused at this time. What you said is very good, but how can I go? These places are basically very close to each other. The first step is to find Nanluogu Lane and get off the subway according to the subway map I originally sent. The rest is to download a Baidu map and locate it. The main thing is to appreciate the local customs of old Beijing, because this area is a well-preserved courtyard house in Beijing. The essence of old Beijing is basically here.

OK, you will reach the Bell and Drum Tower below. It is very close to the navigation from Yandai Slope Street. Let me give you a brief introduction first.

Beijing Bell and Drum Tower is a group of ancient buildings located at the northern end of the north-south central axis of Beijing City. It is located at the northern end of Di 'anmen Outer Street in Dongcheng Area, Beijing. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit.

The two floors are vertically arranged in front of each other. They are majestic and majestic. They embody the crystallization of the wisdom and strength of the working people in ancient China. The Bell and Drum Tower serves as the time-telling center for the capital cities of the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the history of the city's Bell and Drum Tower, Beijing's Bell and Drum Tower has the largest scale and tallest shape. It is one of the landmark buildings in the ancient capital of Beijing and an important building that witnesses China's history in the past 100 years.

You should listen to He Yong's "Bell and Drum Tower" at this time

Jingshan Park and Forbidden City

We still follow the central axis, and the next step is Jingshan Park.

Jingshan Park is located on Jingshan Front Street, Xicheng District, Beijing City, China. It is located on the central axis of Beijing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It faces Beihai in the west and Shenwu Gate of the Forbidden City in the south. It is a royal garden of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Jingshan in the center of the park was made of soil and was once the commanding height of the city.

Jingshan Park was established in 1928, with a total area of 23 hectares, of which flower lawns cover an area of 1100 square meters. There are Qiwang Tower, Wufang Pavilion, Shouhuang Hall, Yongsi Hall, Peony Garden, etc. in the park.

Jingshan Park is the commanding height of Beijing's central axis. Basically, many photography enthusiasts come here to take pictures of the Forbidden City. Of course, my favorite is the peony flowers here. There is a Peony Festival here every year, and I come here almost every year

After getting off Jingshan Park, you will find the Forbidden City. I will not introduce it, because I made it very clear at the beginning of the article that everyone can go back and have a look.

Tiananmen Square and Tiananmen Square

From the Forbidden City is Tiananmen Square, and Tiananmen Square is the center of the entire Beijing.

Tiananmen Square was the main entrance of Beijing's Imperial City in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was built in the 15th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty. It was originally named "Chengtian Gate", which means "heaven is the beginning of fortune and orders from heaven". The designer was Kuai Xiang, a royal architect of the Ming Dynasty. In the eighth year of Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Tiananmen Square. It consists of two parts: a city platform and a city tower. It has a Han white stone Sumizuo with a total height of 34.7 meters. Tiananmen Gate Tower is 66 meters long and 37 meters wide. There are five watchtowers under the city floor. The ticket gate in the middle is the largest and is located on the central axis of Beijing's Imperial City. In the past, only the emperor could enter and exit from this. A portrait of Mao Zedong hangs above the center entrance, with large slogans reading "Long Live the People's Republic of China" and "Long Live the Great Unity of the People of the World" on both sides.

You can go up to Tiananmen Gate Tower, just for a ticket. I don't know how much the price is now. It seemed like 30 before. By the way, if you want to see the flag raising, you'd better live near Chang 'an Street. Many friends from other places just wait in the square for one night just to see the flag raising. This method is okay in summer, but it is really too cold in winter. Don't ask me about the flag-raising time, because this is determined based on the sunrise time, so if you really want to watch it, you can stay all night. I tried it and it feels good.

Let's talk about Tiananmen Square. To the east of the square is the National Museum of China and to the west is the Great Hall of the People. In the middle is the Monument to the People's Heroes, and behind the monument is the Great Chairman Mao Memorial Hall. It is basically such a structure, and the square as a whole gives people a solemn and sacred feeling. So we are all here, and I suggest everyone have a good visit.

Great Hall of the People

Chairman Mao Memorial Hall

Qianmen and Qianmen Street

When you come out of Tiananmen Square, you can see the front gate building along the central axis. Of course, since you are in Beijing, Qianmen Street is definitely a must-visit.

Qianmen Street is a very famous commercial street in Beijing. Located on the central axis of the capital, it starts from Qianmen Moon Bay in the north and ends at Tianqiao Crossing in the south, and is connected to Tianqiao South Street. Before the establishment of the Outer City in the 29th year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, it was the imperial road for the emperor to go out of the city to the Temple of Heaven and Shanchuan Altan. After the establishment of the Outer City, it was the main north and south streets of the Outer City. People commonly call Qianmen Street. The street is 845 meters long and the carriageway is 20 meters wide. From the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China, it was called Zhengyangmen Street. In 1965, it was officially named Qianmen Street.

There are many time-honored brands in Beijing on Qianmen Street. The cakes in Daoxiang Village have accompanied our children in Beijing throughout their childhood. There are already hundreds of shops in Beijing. Be sure to taste it when you come. In addition, Quanjude Restaurant on Qianmen Street is a very authentic restaurant for eating roast duck. It is recommended to try it.

Old Beijing cloth shoes ~ the famous Inliansheng

Xiyuanju Old Beijing Hot Pot

When you come to Qianmen Street, you must experience an old Beijing hot-pot shop here

There are many types of mutton and beef from Xiyuanju Old Beijing Shabu. Their family has its own supply base. All the beef and mutton are raised by their own family, and there is a special grassland in the north. All kinds of hand-cut mutton are highly recommended, especially my own Baitian sheep. It is placed directly on the table with bright yellow tableware, which is a very intuitive reflection of the store's greater characteristics of "standing on the plate without falling". It is very fresh and tender to look at. Put it in the pot and rinse it for a few seconds to fish it out, and the taste is even more amazing! My own fresh melon strips. This melon strip is not the other melon strip. It is a tender and tender sheep head. The part of the sheep legs with a greater amount of exercise is selected. There are only more than 2 taels on each leg. It tastes chewy and tender., and never gets old after being boiled for a long time.

It was around two o'clock in the afternoon when we arrived. It was not meal time, but the restaurant was still crowded.

The food is served very fast, the meat is freshly cut

Xiyuanju Old Beijing Shabu Pork Baiye is also very good. You must order one. This does not take a long time to cook. When the pot is boiling, it takes four to five seconds. It is very crispy.

Xiyuanju Old Beijing Shabu is fresh and fresh. The meat is ruddy and tender. The meat is fat but not dry. It is the most suitable mutton for shabu.

The thickness of the fresh upper brain slices is also very particular, ensuring that they are ripe and not easy to cook.

Xiyuanju Old Beijing Shabu Pork Dip is very elegant and is said to be an ancestral secret recipe.

Xiyuanju Old Beijing Hot Pot

Xiyuanju Old Beijing Shabu Meat Shabu charcoal fire copper pot is the authentic old Beijing Shabu pork shabu. The service staff are always on the side and add soup and charcoal fire in time

The check-out service desk for Old Beijing Shabu in Xiyuanju is also very funny. It is called Qianzhuang. Haha ~ Their home is an Old Beijing Shabu shop recommended by Old Beijingers. Old diners in nearby Hutongli also frequent them, and the price is not expensive. The per capita price is about 150 yuan. After all, it is beef and mutton, which is a very realistic price in the city center.

Xiyuanju Old Beijing Shabu OK, now that's all for a one-day trip along the central axis. Basically you can play very well as I say. Let me introduce you to the good places to eat and eat in Beijing

Xidan Commercial Street is basically a place that every Beijing child loves to go. I remember that at that time, Xidan Shopping Mall was not as formal as it is now. Small merchants and hawkers could bargain, so we went there every Saturday and Sunday after school.

Now Xidan has developed very well. Xidan Pearl Department Store, Xidan Shopping Mall, Xidan Joy City, etc. are worth a visit.

There are subway and bus stops here, so transportation is very convenient

We are used to calling the Beijing Book Building Xidan Book Building, which leaves us with many fond memories of childhood

Wangfujing Commercial Street

It is basically near Xidan. In fact, many places in Beijing are relatively concentrated and easy to find. Here is a brief introduction.

Wangfujing Street starts from Dongchang 'an Street in the south and ends at the National Art Museum in the north. It is about 1600 meters long and is the most famous commercial street in Beijing. Wangfujing has a wide array of daily necessities, hardware and electrical materials, clothing, shoes and hats, jewelry, diamonds, gold and silver jewelry, etc., with a large volume of goods sold. It is a place of gold known as "every day."

Walking inside Wangfujing Pedestrian Street, there will be a Wangfujing Snack Street, which can satisfy your hunger when you are hungry. Of course, it is also very famous

The Beijing Department Store is very famous. My mother often came here to shop when she was a girl. It has a long history and is filled with memories of generations of Beijingers.

Let's start talking about Sanlitun, which is described in one sentence: Fashion is the most fashionable, and I have seen no less than dozens of stars here. Here is a general introduction: Sanlitun is located in the central and western parts of Chaoyang District, Beijing City. It is named because it is three miles away from the inner city. It is now famous for its Sanlitun Bar Street. Sanlitun Bar Street is one of the most "prosperous" entertainment streets in Beijing's nightlife. It is a place frequented by foreigners living in the Beijing area and domestic celebrities and rich people for entertainment.

When you come to our Greater Beijing, how can you not come to Sanlitun? There are also many talent scouts here. Maybe you just came here to go shopping, but you were poached to become a star. haha.

If you ask me what I have here, the answer is basically that there are all the hottest and hottest things nowadays.

The famous Uniqlo fitting room incident

Great place to take photos-Bird's Nest, Blue Harbor, 798

First stop: Bird's Nest

In fact, generally speaking, both the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube are located in the Olympic Forest Park

Transportation: Bus line: No. 60 → Metro Line 8, about 13.4 kilometers long

1. Walk about 180 meters from Beijing City to Zhengyi Road South Exit Station

2. Take No. 60 and pass 7 stops to Luogu Lane Station

3. Walk about 300 meters to Nanluogu Lane Station

4. Take Metro Line 8, go through 8 stops, and reach Forest Park South Gate Station

5. Walk about 290 meters to the Olympic Forest Park

water Cube

Third stop: 798 Art District

The 798 Art District is located in the Dashanzi area of Jiuxianqiao Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing, so it is also known as the Dashanzi Art District (abbreviated as DAD-Dashanzi Art District). It was originally the site of old factories in the electronics industry such as the former state-owned 798 Factory.

This area starts from Jiuxianqiao Road in the west, Jiuxianqiao East Road in the east, Jiuxianqiao North Road in the north, and ends at Jiangtai Road in the south. It covers an area of more than 600,000 square meters and is famous for its contemporary art and 798 lifestyle. In addition to numbers, 798 generally refers to Beijing 798 Art District, or Dashanzi Art District, Dashanzi 798 Factory Art District, etc. The name of the art district is derived from the name of the old Beijing state-owned electronics industry factory. During the development of the 798 Art District, the 798 Consensus was formed. Therefore, 798 also refers to a cultural concept derived from this art district, as well as LOFT, a fashionable way of living and working, referred to as 798 Lifestyle or 798 Way. It has become a new landmark of Beijing's urban culture.

Transportation: Bus lines: Metro Line 4 → Metro Line 2 → No. 401, the total journey is about 21.7 kilometers

1. Take Metro Line 4 from Beijing South Railway Station, pass 3 stops, and reach Xuanwumen Station

2. Take Metro Line 2, pass 8 stops, and reach Dongzhimen Station (you can also take Metro Line 2)

3. Walk about 150 meters to Dongzhimen Station

4. Take No. 401, pass 9 stops, and arrive at South Station at Dashanzi Crossing (you can also take No. 909)

5. Walk about 50 meters to Beijing 798 Art District

By the way, this park does not accept tickets, you can enter freely

There are many restaurants inside, with medium to high consumption levels, and students are cautious in entering.

My favorite dinosaur, Gaga

Here's the point: Authentic Beijing snacks are starting

Every time I mention Huguo Temple, I seem to be "willing but lacking", especially in Huguo Temple Street, I always think that this is a tourist attraction... Can I take this bite?

Huguo Temple snacks are one of the representatives of local snacks in Beijing. They are famous for their rich varieties, outstanding characteristics, and profound historical and cultural heritage. Snack varieties include more than 80 kinds such as Aiwowo, Donkey Roll, Pea Yellow, Elephant Nose Cake, Sanzi Mahua, Ma Tuan, Jiao Ring, Noodle Tea, Miscellaneous Soup, Bean Sauce, etc., which gather the essence of Beijing-style snacks and are deeply loved by guests from all over the country and praised by foreign friends.

Address: Metro Line 4 Exit B of Ping 'anli can be less than 50 meters forward

If you are brave enough, I suggest you try a bowl of bean juice

Old Beijing Roasted Barbecue

Beijingers 'love for it far exceeds your imagination. Anyway, I have loved it since I was a child. So don't miss it when you come to Beijing.

The Sijiu City I introduced is a store opened by an old Beijing man and it is very authentic.

The new store's old craftsmanship is a century-old name in the capital. Mr. Wang Xifu, the descendant of Wang Dianchen, the famous chef of Zhimeizhai, the former Gusu Restaurant, is a master of imperial cuisine.

Today, when West Point is sweeping the market, the quintessence of China should be self-reliant. Essence products, a snack of around 10 yuan is actually more affordable than a cake of around 30 yuan. Isn't it very pleasant for sisters to have afternoon tea?

Address: On the first floor of Huguo Xintiandi, No. 85 Huguosi Street, Xinjiekou Street, Exit B of Ping 'anli Subway Station.

Luzhu Huohuo-I often eat Yang Laohei's Luzhu from Tianqiao, and I have also appeared on Beijing TV's "Food Map" program. Many friends say they are not used to this taste, so it depends on you whether you eat it or not.

Transportation: Get off at Yuntong No. 106 overpass and get off (there is also the earliest Deyun Society here, you can listen to crosstalk by the way)

Dongzhimen Guijie

Guijie Street (Ghost Street) is what Beijing people call the restaurant street in Dongzhimen in Dongcheng Area. It starts from the west end of Dongzhimen overpass on the Second Ring Road in the east and ends at the east end of Jiaodaokou East Street in the west. There are many embassies around, creating Guijie's unique geographical advantages. Every year, foreign guests alone create profits for Guijie as high as 35 million yuan. On this 1442-meter-long Dongnei Street, there are more than 150 commercial shops of various types along the street, including 148 catering services, accounting for more than 90% of all shops on Dongnei Street. With such a density of restaurants, I'm afraid there will be no other restaurant in Beijing.

I suggest coming over to Guijie at night, the nightlife is about to begin.

Address: When you get out of Dongzhimen Subway Station, take a random bus and get off at Dongnei Street in one stop, or it takes only a few minutes to walk here.

Guijie is most famous for its gluttonous frog, sesame, grilled fish, etc. You can come and try it.

Beijing's fun but not crowded "secret bases"

NO1: Wudaoying Hutong

Wudaoying Hutong is located in the north of Dongcheng Area, Beijing City, on the east side of Andingmen Overpass. It is under the jurisdiction of Andingmen Subdistrict Office and runs east-west. It starts from Yonghegong Street in the east, ends at Andingmen Nei Street in the west, connects with Jianchang Hutong in the south, and there are two branch lanes leading to Andingmen East Street in the north. It has a total length of 632 meters and a width of 6 meters. It has an asphalt pavement.

Address: Exit D of Yonghegong Temple, Metro Line 5

This is right next to the Lama Temple, so you can also visit the Lama Temple.

There are many interesting and very romantic specialty restaurants, cafes, and small shops in this Hutongli. Behind the store are large courtyards and residential buildings. In the morning, you can see the aunt wearing a tractor board and carrying a large enamel bowl going out to buy tofu pudding. At night, you can see young literary and artistic people dressed in fashion. In Hu Tongli, foreigners rode bicycles freely among them. Children were digging holes in the sand piles and playing. Coincidentally, they could still hear the sound of "sharpening scissors... offering kitchen knives!" the screams of

NO2: The center of the universe--Wudaokou

You must ask: Why is it called the center of the universe?

First of all: This place brings together many first-class universities in the universe and very close to the first-class universities in the universe. For example: Tsinghua University, science and technology, language, agriculture, address, aviation, etc.

Secondly: There are many famous companies in Wudaokou. For example: Google, Baidu, Microsoft, Sina, Sohu, etc.

Finally: What I think is the most amazing thing: this place is really delicious

Within a radius of 500 meters, there are 3 KFC restaurants,3 711s restaurants, 3 Jiahe restaurants, 2 Beagle restaurants, and 2 Pizza Hut restaurants...

I don't know how many Korean barbecue Japanese food and northern and southern restaurants...

Of course, the most important thing is that they pop up at night and leave behind a mess of malatang, barbecues, pancakes...

There is really only Wudaokou in this kind of place.

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