1, Forbidden City
The Forbidden City was built in 1420, 600 years ago. As the royal palace of Ming and Qing dynasties, the Forbidden City is located in the center of the central axis of the whole city. It is the essence of ancient palace architecture in China, and is known as "the first of the five largest palaces in the world". There are millions of cultural relics in the collection, accounting for one-sixth of the total number of cultural relics in the country. Without a day or so, the essence of the Forbidden City may not be exhausted.
2. Yanshan Tianchi
The scenic spot is surrounded by mountains and waters, with birds and flowers and trees. The average temperature in summer is about 20 degrees, and the environment is quiet and fresh. It has become a good place for tourists to relax, take a holiday and take a summer vacation. In addition, we also carried out boat tours, airship rides, fishing, diving and rafting with bamboo rafts and rubber boats 10 km.
3. Badaling Great Wall
The inscription "You are not a hero until you reach the Great Wall" was erected at Badaling Great Wall, so people all over the world competed to become heroes. Although only people's heads can be seen on the walls during holidays, it still proves the reliability of ancient buildings. Badaling Great Wall is the best preserved section of the Ming Great Wall, with dangerous terrain and strong chengguan.
4. Nanluoguxiang
One of the oldest neighborhoods in Beijing preserves the largest and highest-grade chessboard-style traditional Yuan Dynasty Hutong residential area. Later, it was developed into a commercial street. The collision between history and modern culture makes it a new landmark of Beijing.
5. Temple of Heaven
As the name implies, the Temple of Heaven is an altar for the emperor to pray to heaven. The Hall of Prayer for the New Year, the Echo Wall and the mound are all famous scenic spots in the Temple of Heaven. There are also many grandfathers in the park who take a walk and exercise in their happy old age and carry out group activities.
6. Summer Palace
The Summer Palace is a royal garden built by Qianlong to commemorate the filial piety queen. The garden takes the West Lake as the background, imitating the gardens and scenic spots in the south of the Yangtze River. For example, Phoenix Wharf imitates Taihu Lake, Jingming Building imitates Yueyang Tower, Wang Chan Pavilion imitates Yellow Crane Tower, Houxihu Commercial Street imitates Suzhou Water Street, and Xisuo Commercial Street imitates Yangzhou 24th Bridge.
7. Bird's Nest
As the main stadium of the 2008 Olympic Games, the Bird's Nest cost 2.267 billion yuan. Its unique modeling structure and visual impact fully show the beauty of natural harmony. Regular ticket to 50 yuan.
8. Jingshan Park
For most tourists, the greatest significance of Jingshan Park is overlooking the Forbidden City. It is also of historical significance. 1644, Li Zicheng attacked Beijing, and Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself in Jingshan.
9. Beihai Park
In the northwest of the Forbidden City, North Sea, China Sea and South China Sea form three seas. Beihai Park is a classical royal garden with the earliest construction, the most complete preservation and the deepest cultural heritage in the existing history of China. Attractions include Beihai White Pagoda, Jiulongbi and Wulong Pavilion.
Shichahai 10
Shichahai is also called "Ten Tea Seas", and there are ten Buddhist temples around it, so it is called this. There are many palaces and hutongs around ... telling the history of old Beijing. The official residence of Xiao Shenyang, a corrupt official in the Qing Dynasty, is also here.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Beijing