Beijing Lugou Bridge 1
Mid-Autumn Festival is the most classic.
Highlight: Taste the ancient "Eight Scenes of Yanjing"
Lugou Xiaoyue is one of the eight scenic spots in ancient Beijing, and its artistic conception is composed of distant mountains, near water, Xiaoyue and beautiful bridges, which set off each other and become interesting. Lugouqiao area "When the sky is clear and the moon is bright, the wasteland is low and the morning light is sparkling."
Lugou Bridge is in the southwest of Guang 'anmen in Beijing, across Yongding River. It is the largest stone bridge in the north of China in ancient times. The bridge is 266 meters long and 8 meters wide. There is a tablet pavilion at the eastern end of the bridge. On the front of the monument is the words "Lugou Xiaoyue" inscribed by Qianlong, and on the back is the poem "Lugou Bridge" inscribed by Qianlong.
Lugou Bridge is more than 30 miles away from Beijing, which was almost half a day's journey in ancient times when traffic was underdeveloped. The guests who left Beijing in the morning ate farewell wine in Beijing and set off on their way. The sun should set on the Lugou River. Guests must find a place to live and prepare for leaving early tomorrow morning. So it gradually developed into the first resting place in southwest Beijing. From the Lugou Logging Map, we can see the prosperity of tea shops and pubs along the Lugou River, and the scenes of riding, driving, walking and travel-stained are vividly described. The overnight guest woke up, called for three washes and boarded the plane. First of all, they think the moon is in the sky, the fish's belly is white, the waning moon is upside down, and the earth is like silver. Only in this way can they truly appreciate the significance of "Lugou abortion". A Lugou poem by Zhao Bingwen, a scholar of Hanlin in Jin Dynasty, said: "The pillars of the river are like melons and vines, and passers-by are like fangs. The willows on Lugou Bridge will send people out of Beijing several times at sunset. "
2. Beijing CCTV Tower
Enjoy the highest moon in Mid-Autumn Festival.
The Central Radio and Television Tower is a comprehensive building integrating radio and television transmission, tourism, catering and entertainment, and it is an important symbol of Beijing's modernization. The night lighting of the Central Radio and Television Tower is also a must, and it won the first prize of the night lighting of the capital. Looking up at the CCTV building at night, it looks like a big lantern hanging in the air.
The open-air viewing platform of CCTV TV Tower is the largest tower in the world, overlooking Beijing in 360 degrees. In addition, there are 20 times telescopes that can be automatically adjusted for visitors to watch for free. There is a row of white stools near the platform wall, which is also one of the humanized services of CCTV Tower. This row of low stools is specially designed for children to walk on and overlook the scenery. Looking into the distance, you can see the high-rise city, Chang 'an Avenue in the southeast and the Summer Palace in the northwest.
3. Beijing International Trade Phase III
Highlights: Modern climbing and enjoying the moon.
Seeing the moon from the nearest place has now become the pursuit of Beijing hipsters. Where is the tallest building in Beijing? In fact, in the past 20 years, landmark buildings have been erected almost every day in Beijing. The third phase of the International Trade Center, located in the center of Beijing, has recently become lively again after calming down in the noise. It only takes 40 seconds for the straight ladder to reach the 80th floor. Because the climbing speed reaches 10 meter per second, people can feel the plane taking off or descending, especially when descending from the top floor to the first floor. Today, standing on the roof of the Forbidden City, through the binoculars in the dining room, you can have a panoramic view of the former "tallest building in Beijing": Beijing Tower, Beijing-Guangzhou Center and Yintai Center, so the Mid-Autumn Festival is really the closest place to the moon. A bird's eye view of the capital and a panoramic view of the city are really refreshing. Of course, consumption is also very expensive.
4. Beijing Beihai
Mid-Autumn Festival is the most leisurely time to enjoy the moon.
Highlight: Look at the sky and the sun.
5. Beijing Yuetan Park
Highlight: The place where the emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties sacrificed to the moon god.
Yuetan Park, located in Xicheng District, Beijing, is a place where emperors of Ming and Qing Dynasties offered sacrifices to gods. It is one of the five famous temples in Beijing. Built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, it is a famous classical garden in Beijing. The ancient buildings in the park are protected by municipal cultural relics. A large number of pine and cypress trees and restored ancient buildings have been planted in the park. The bell tower, Tianmen, Shenku and other ancient buildings are well preserved.
Yuetan Park is divided into two parts: the North Park is restored on the basis of the inner altar, and an appropriate venue is arranged. At present, the relatively complete ancient buildings in Yuetan North Park are: cloakroom; East and North Tianmen; Bell tower; The inner altar wall reconstructed on the east, north and south sides; There are ancient altar wall sites on the west side; Altars, shrines, sacrificial containers, slaughterhouses and shrines kitchens are now occupied by CCTV launch pads.
6. Beijing Houhai
Minimum capital for enjoying the moon in Mid-Autumn Festival
Highlight: The taste of Beijing in the moonlight in Houhai, Beijing.
After the Mid-Autumn Festival, you can enjoy the moon in the sea, which can be called nostalgia and emotional appeal. You can definitely find your own way to spend it. The simplest and most romantic thing is to walk along the stone fence in Houhai. As long as you are strong enough, it takes an hour to walk around Houhai, especially for young men and women in love. For those who like to have fun, there are more choices here, such as bars, restaurants and more lively clubs. However, these places are bound to be crowded during festivals, so if you have special preferences, you'd better book in advance, especially outdoor seats near the water. More importantly, you can book a boat meal in some restaurants, enjoy the delicious food while rowing, and you can wear a red river lantern to pray for you. But since it is a festival, don't complain that crowded people and businesses take the opportunity to raise prices, and don't ruin the good mood of enjoying the moon.
Address: No.50 Houhaibei, Xicheng District, Beijing (near Gulou West Street)
7. Shichahai, Beijing
Shichahai is impassable. This must be the worst place in Beijing for receiving ships. There are many docks. No matter which direction you go to Shichahai, you can enter the water. The five launching docks in Shichahai are: the "Good Dream Jiangnan" dock in Lotus Market is near Ping 'an Avenue, just at the entrance of Bar Street; The "Shichahai boating" pier in the east faces the "Dream Jiangnan" pier across the sea; The "Di 'anmen Cruise" pier next to Yinqiao is at the back door of Di 'anmen Shopping Mall, which is very close to the barbecue season. The wharf on the north shore of Houhai is a very hidden wharf, which is not easy to be found. There is a big stone next to the dock, which is the nearest one to Deshengmen. The pier next to Houhai Park is next to Houhai Park. It's inconvenient to drive, so we have to walk.
Address: No.50 Houhaibei, Xicheng District, Beijing (near Gulou West Street)
8. Beijing Planetarium
Mid-Autumn Festival is the most scientific and technological.
Highlights: Experience the high-tech simulated astronomical wonders.
China First Planetarium is a national 3A-level scenic spot. Located in Xizhimenwai Street, adjacent to the zoo. At present, it is the only large-scale professional astronomical science popularization venue in Chinese mainland, which focuses on astronomical popularization, publicity and teaching content. Established in September, 1957. The West Pavilion located in the zoo is divided into two parts: the old pavilion and the new pavilion, with a total construction area of 24,000 square meters. The main visiting facilities include the Optical Planetarium, SGI Digital Universe Theater, 4D Popular Science Theater, 3D Dynamic Theater, Astronomical Exhibition Hall and Public Observatory. There are also multimedia astronomy classrooms, astronomy bookstores, astronomical instruments, teaching AIDS, catering outlets and other public service facilities.
The optical planetarium is in an old museum with a history of nearly 50 years. It is a building structure symbolizing the sky, with a diameter of 23.5 meters and can accommodate 600 seats. There is a large planetarium in the center of the hall, supplemented by a multifunctional optical projector, to perform various astronomical simulation performances. The hall equipment is outdated and the function is lagging behind, so it is difficult to meet the use requirements. In this regard, the equipment is being updated recently. SGI Digital Universe Theater, 4D Popular Science Theater, 3DDy