Beijing is a city rich in tourism resources. In addition to some popular attractions, there are also some commercial streets worth visiting.

What special snacks are available in these commercial streets?

What types are there?

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Wangfujing Street Wangfujing Street is the most famous commercial street in Beijing, starting from East Chang'an Street in the south to the National Art Museum of China in the north, with a total length of about 1,600 meters.

Wangfujing’s daily necessities, hardware and electrical materials, clothing, shoes and hats, jewelry, diamonds, gold and silver jewelry, etc.

It was dazzling and the sales of merchandise were huge.

It’s called the land of “daily income.”

At the same time, Wangfujing Snack Street is a gathering place for famous snacks from Beijing and other places.

There are more than 100 shops and stalls on the south side of Friends World Mall on Wangfujing Street.

It is a market specializing in snacks, tourist souvenirs, and folk handicrafts in Beijing and other places.

There are more than 500 local snacks from all over the country gathered here. You can taste various delicacies from the southeast and northwest without leaving the city.

Qianmen Street Scenic Area Qianmen Street is a very famous commercial street in Beijing.

It is located on the central axis of Beijing, starting from Qianmen Moon Bay in the north, to Tianqiao intersection in the south, and connected to Tianqiao South Street.

Before the outer city was built in the 29th year of Jiajing's reign in the Ming Dynasty, it was the royal road for the emperor to leave the city and reach the Temple of Heaven and the Mountain Altar.

After the outer city was completed, it was the main north-south street of the outer city.

Commonly known as People's Qianmen Street.

The main street is 845 meters long and the roadway is 20 meters wide.

From the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China, this place was called Zhengyangmen Street.

In 1965, it was officially named Qianmen Street.

Now there are many time-honored restaurants and shops, as well as snacks from all over the world, suitable for shopping and enjoying delicious food.

In addition, the buildings on the street are very old, including archways, old signs, red lanterns, etc.

They all look like old Beijing.

Guijie Guijie is located in Dongzhimen, the western section of the Dongzhimen overpass of the Second Ring Road, and reaches the east end of Jiaodaokou East Street in the west.

Nowadays, this street is also an excellent place for the centralized display of Beijing delicacies.

There are many embassies around Guijie Street, which is also convenient for foreign tourists and foreign workers in Beijing to taste authentic Chinese food.

Every year, Guijie's profits from foreign guests reach tens of millions of yuan.

On this more than one kilometer street, of the more than 150 commercial shops, 90% are catering services. It is difficult to find a second restaurant in Beijing.

Therefore, Guijie is also known as a restaurant street in Beijing.

Nanluogu Lane Nanluogu Lane is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Beijing and one of the 25 planned old city protection areas.

However, in recent years, it has become a hot topic reported by many fashion magazines.

Many TV series have been filmed here, and many foreign tourists list it as a must-see attraction in Beijing.

In fact, since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, this area has been a "rich area", home to many dignitaries and celebrities, from the generals of the Ming Dynasty to the princes of the Qing Dynasty, from the president of the Beiyang government to the president of the Kuomintang, from literary masters

to the master of painting.

Every alley here has left traces of history.

It is also a famous snack street in Beijing, where authentic old Beijing-style snacks are gathered, such as coffee bags, cheese, double-skinned milk, large milk rolls, etc.

Beijing Suzhou Street Beijing Suzhou Street is a food street with unlimited potential in Zhongguancun area.

Most of the restaurants here are restaurants with some cultural connotations, and the prices and decorations are above the average level.

The dense flow of people and high-end overall quality have gradually given rise to the great development of the catering industry.

There are restaurants of various flavors here, among which Cantonese and Hunan cuisine are the most famous.

There are also more atmospheric cafes.

Even the small shops on the street follow the petty bourgeois literature and art route, just to let those Cheng people who don’t understand taste treat their girlfriends better.

Recommended stores: Lejiayuan, Baijia Dazhaimen, BBQ Bay, Pingting Teppanyaki.

Fucheng Road Food Street Fucheng Road Food Street is a high-end and domineering food street.

As long as you want to eat authentic swallows, wings, and abalone, this is the right place.

This road, about 3km long, starts from the Aerospace Bridge on the West Third Ring Road in the east and ends at the Dinghui Bridge on the West Fourth Ring Road in the west.

There are dozens of well-known catering companies with Hangzhou cuisine, Huaiyang cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Hubei cuisine, Sichuan cuisine and many other local flavors.

Each catering company here has a different style of decoration, luxurious style, exquisite carvings and paintings, and grandeur.

It has both traditional Chinese simplicity and the elegance of Western lines, making it a famous high-end dining area in Beijing.

Recommended stores: Hongzi Chicken, Tenggerita Restaurant, Huayan, Jinyue, Li Chang and Shunfeng.

Guang'anmen Food Street Guang'anmen Food Street starts from Liuli Bridge in the west and ends at Hufang Bridge in the east.

This is a gourmet commercial street that emerged with Cheng Nan's changes.

After counting the many restaurants in this food street, we found that this food street mainly focuses on spicy food.

In addition, it is easy to see some of Cheng Nan’s time-honored brands on this street.

There are many Sichuan dishes and snacks here, from Spicy Temptation, which focuses on spicy food, to Lao Daddy, famous for Beijing's spicy crabs, from seafood food stalls to abalone fin restaurants, from Chinese cuisine to halal flavors.

The food on this street will make you feel like you can never finish it.

Every meal time, this long street is crowded with people, especially in summer.

Recommended stores: Daddy Li, Tan Yutou, Spicy Temptation, etc.

Beijing Laitai Food Street Beijing Laitai Food Street East from Yansha Bridge to Liangmaqiao Road, turn left at the first intersection, diagonally across from Women's Street, Qicai North Road.

Here is a new food street that has appeared in recent years - "Laitai Food Street".