Personally, I suggest you take the train to the South Station, because there are really few people, and you can get on the subway as soon as you get out of the station. There are too many people in the West Railway Station, and the subway entrance of Beijing Railway Station is on the ground, which is not convenient.
3. In terms of accommodation, I recommend Wudaokou, which is very convenient to eat and live. There are many colleges and universities around Wudaokou, and many Japanese and Korean snacks are not expensive. You can find them near Wudaokou subway station, and there are many hotels.
Suppose you live in Wudaokou and arrive in Beijing in the morning:
D 1: It generally takes about 1 1 hour to get from the station to Wudaokou (West Railway Station, South Railway Station and Beijing Railway Station are all around this time). If you can check in at noon, you can grab something to eat at Wudaokou at noon and then have a lunch break. You can go to Tsinghua Peking University in the afternoon, which is very close. Bus 33 1. But you really have to consider the crowded situation. There may be a queue at the gate of Tsinghua. You can choose to eat dinner in Tsinghua or Peking University. There are many canteens in both schools, so you can experience them. You can go to the Bird's Nest at night, which is also very close. You can take a bus. At night, the water cube will have lights, which will be more beautiful.
D2: I don't know how fast you go to the park. If it is fast, there are many scenic spots from Wudaokou to the northwest, such as the Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan, Xiangshan and Botanical Garden, which are enough for you to visit for a day. You can choose several places to visit. If it is 1 1 month, maybe you can see red leaves in Xiangshan, but Xiangshan is far away. You can go to Xiangshan in the morning and the Summer Palace in the afternoon (this is the case that you can visit quickly, and I usually visit).
D3: You can choose to go to the Great Wall, which used to take half a day. You take the subway to Xizhimen at Wudaokou. When Xizhimen comes out, it is Beijing North Station. There is Yanqing Line from North Station to the Great Wall, and there are no fixed seats. You can get in the front row a long time ago, so the probability of grabbing a seat is high. This is a train like Concorde. You can choose to take the bus when you come back. There are many flights, and it is convenient to stop at Deshengmen, which is very close to Jishuitan. There are Xinjiekou (shopping) and Huguo Temple snacks (of course, these are all physically possible). You can also take the subway to Jishuitan to Shichahai or Nanluoguxiang, where there are all the things in old Beijing, all kinds of snacks and shops, and there is also a bar street on Shichahai. Then you can go back.
D4: You can go to the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, Wangfujing and Xidan, and Beihai Park is nearby. If you want to see the flag-raising ceremony, you don't have to go back the night before, but you don't have to, because you have to queue up to enter Tiananmen Square around 3: 00 in the middle of the night. It is suggested to go to Tiananmen Square first in the morning, where there are the Monument to the People's Heroes, the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, the Great Hall of the People and the Museum. Go to the Forbidden City after the tour, because now the Forbidden City is a one-way tour route, only Tiananmen Square can enter, there must be too many people, which basically means to see people. After the Forbidden City comes out, Beihai Park and Wangfujing are two directions. You have to make a choice and see where you want to go. Of course, it's not too late. Personally, I recommend going to Beihai, because Beihai is also very close to Gong's home, so I can go there by the way, and then I can go to Shichahai, where there is delicious food. There is a nine-door snack, which is authentic but expensive.
D5: On the last day, if you want to go to the zoo, or have any place you want to go, you can make your own arrangements. I also recommend Sanlitun. Money can be squandered. If you have no money, you can go shopping.
Tip: 1. If the weather in Beijing is fine these days, congratulations, but remember to do a good job of sun protection and prepare umbrellas or sun hats.
2. Going out to play, the time is tight and the task is heavy, which is still a test of physical strength. Get ready!
Before you go to Beijing, you can look at online group buying. There are many group purchases such as Beijing roast duck fish head cake, but you have to be optimistic about whether it can be used during the eleventh period. In addition, Beijing has gathered delicious food from all over the world, and you can eat Thai food and Indian food. You can look for it yourself first.
I personally highly recommend shopping in Beijing. Beijing really has all kinds of brands, and the quantity is large and the discount is high. If you have shopping needs, you can check online. There are many discount stores and the like, all of which are quite good choices.
Have fun ~ ~ ~