Next to Tiananmen Square, the "Green Life" flower bed is well designed, so what check-in spots are worth recommending nearby?

Speaking of Beijing, there are actually many places worth visiting. The Temple of Heaven Park is still very comfortable. If you go there on a Monday, there may be many attractions inside that are not open to the public, and there are not many people. In addition, the Forbidden City

, Shichahai Park, Wangfujing Business District, Xiao Dadong (commercial northern catering) Nanluogu Lane, Dashilan, (Tiananmen Square, Badaling Great Wall, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, Ya'er Liji (Beijing hot pot), Niujie Halal Supermarket,

Attractions such as the National Railway Museum are worth checking in. In terms of transportation, if you want to check in at these places, you can use Alipay to pay and use Amap to get it all. Taking the bus with Alipay is really a surprise, and there are many stops.

It’s only 1 yuan, and it’s only 1.5 yuan from the terminal to the terminal. There are new and exclusive bicycles everywhere, and you’ll most likely find the kind that are fast to ride. The whole journey to the airport is by subway, and the airport line is also super convenient (coming from a very unhappy person)

People who like ground transportation), buses, subways, and stewards have created a lot of jobs. The off-season is from November to March, and tickets to various attractions are cheaper. It feels like you basically need to wash and change clothes and wipe your face.

Meituan Express has all kinds of daily necessities and medicines when you arrive at the hotel. Beijing is a city with a strong sense of history. Don’t be stingy about renting guides when going to various attractions. It is still very useful for foreign tourists to cooperate with you in explaining the edible attractions.

It's necessary and more interesting, and it won't just look dry. Hutongs are equivalent to the paths between villages in the south, but people in the north don't call them village roads, they call them alleys, so there will be an alley a few hundred meters away, where there is rain.

If you are traveling on a date, remember to prepare a raincoat and water shoes. They are very good. You can’t take photos of shoes. It does feel dry even if it doesn’t rain. So, if you go to Beijing, visit the Forbidden City, Shichahai Park, Wangfujing Business District, and Xiao Dadong (Xiao Dadong).

Commercial northern restaurants) Nanluogu Lane, Dashilar, (Tiananmen Square, Badaling Great Wall, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, Ya'er Liji (Beijing Hotpot), Niujie Halal Supermarket, and National Railway Museum are all worth checking out.