Nanluoguxiang doesn't need tickets. It is a commercial street with Beijing characteristics and petty bourgeoisie sentiment. There is food, drink and food, which is suitable for strolling. It is basically open after 10 in the morning, and it is more appropriate to go at noon. It is too hot in the afternoon.
There is no order, you can stroll around and walk back and forth, just that street, except the alley itself.
Each store has its own characteristics. This can't answer you. Please suit your taste. You can ask in detail and I'll recommend it again.
5 ② No.8 Yumin Middle Road, North Third Ring Road, Chaoyang District, which is the nearest, but ① No.02, Floor 2, Jin Quan Food Palace, No.312 Datun North Road, Chaoyang District, which has the best environmental taste and service. I have tried all three, and Jin Quan is my favorite.
Houhai is a small lake and puddle in Beijing. Mongols call puddles Haizi, so the water in Beijing is called the sea, such as Shichahai, Beihai and Zhongnanhai. Houhai is some bars and restaurants near the water. You can also go boating and shopping, mainly at night. It's cool to go at night. You can row boats during the day and night.
The gardens, Blue Harbor, day order World Trade Center and Sanlitun Village are all open shopping malls, among which Blue Harbor and Sanlitun are the best. You are near 798. I recommend a similar place called Indigo, which is close to where you live. You can go and have a look. There are many delicious foods in it.