The Forbidden City, the Great Wall, the Summer Palace and other attractions in Beijing are very popular tourist attractions and must-see attractions when traveling to Beijing. In addition to these paid attractions, there are also many free tourist attractions in Beijing. It is fun and worth visiting without spending any money.
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Dongjiaomin Lane, Dongcheng District, was once the famous embassy district and a cultural relic protection district in Beijing. The Western buildings on both sides of the road still tell the past history to people passing by.
In March 2022, it was selected into the "Protection List of Traditional Place Names in the Functional Core Areas of the Capital (the first batch of streets and alleys of the same type)".
Ticket price: Free Opening hours: All day Address: Dongjiaomin Lane, Dongcheng District (starting from Tiananmen Square East Road in the west to Chongwenmen Nei Street in the east).
Transportation: Take No. 41 or No. 60, get off at the south exit of Zhengyi Road and walk 79 meters.
The Lao She Memorial Hall was originally the former residence of Lao She, known as the "Danshi Courtyard". It is an old-style courtyard in Beijing. Mr. Lao She worked here for 16 years. On May 12, 1984, the Beijing Municipal People's Government announced Lao She's former residence as the third largest courtyard in Beijing.
Approved cultural relics protection unit.
Ticket price: Free Opening hours: Closed on Mondays, Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00 to 16:30 all day Address: No. 19, Fufu Hutong, Dengshikou West Street, Dongcheng District Transportation: 104, 104, 111, 108, or 60
2. 82 Road Shijia Hutong Museum Shijia Hutong Museum is the first hutong museum in Beijing. The museum covers an area of ??more than 1,000 square meters, 8 exhibition halls and a multi-functional hall. Various exhibits recreate the hutong life at that time.
Friends who like old Beijing objects can come and experience it! Ticket price: Free Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday: All day 9:00 to 16:30 Address: No. 24 Shijia Hutong, Dongcheng District Transportation: Metro Line 5 to Deng
Shikou Station is within walking distance to Liuyin Park. Liuyin Park is the only rural park with pastoral scenery in Beijing. More than 30 varieties of willow trees are planted in the park.
There are ancient stone mills, rollers and beautiful small villages in the park, which are places frequented by the elderly and children.
Ticket price: Free Opening hours: 6:00-21:00 Address: No. 8 Huangsi Street, Dongcheng District Transportation: Take No. 113 or No. 123, get off at Waiguan Xiejie Station, and you can reach the north gate of the park and the Qianmen Sanli River.
The "three miles" refers to the distance from here to the northern city wall of Jinzhongdu.
Although it is located in the north, the scenery has the beauty of the Jiangnan water town, with small bridges and flowing water, which is still charming in autumn! Ticket price: free Opening hours: all day Address & transportation: Just get off the bus at Dashilan, which happens to be fresh fish
Food street across the street.
The park runs from southeast to northwest, and is connected to Dongzhu Street in the south. The northwest exit is connected to Dashilan, and is across the road from Xianyukou Commercial Street. The transportation is very convenient.
More than 30 biological species have been put into the Shichahai West Sea Wetland in Xicheng District, and nearly 20,000 square meters of aquatic plants have been planted. More than 700 trees and shrubs such as weeping willows, mountain peaches, and Chinese pine trees have been planted along the water's edge. The scenery is beautiful, right on the Second Ring Road.
If you have time, you must go there! Ticket price: free Opening hours: all day Address: East of Jishuitan Bridge, near the Jishuitan subway entrance Transportation: Xihai is close to the "Jishuitan" station of Line 2; bus Beihai North Gate Station, outside Di'anmen
Station, Di'anmen Inner Station, Gulou Station and Deshengmen West Station are all nearby.
During the Ming Dynasty, this street was named "Xiejie" because of its direction.
It was once a famous cultural and scholarly street. After the renovation, it still retains the ancient scholarly atmosphere, humanistic atmosphere and urban culture. The old and the new are intertwined. Every store you open is full of surprises.
Ticket Price: Free Opening Hours: All Day Address: Xuanwu Qianmen Dashilar Yangmeizhu Street Transportation: Qianmen of Metro Line 2, or Fukjing Cultural Street of Line 7 Fuking Street is an important historical and cultural block, one of the 25th in Beijing.
One of the cultural protection areas, there are Baita Temple, Guangji Temple, Lu Xun Museum, China Geological Museum and other scenic spots, with profound historical accumulation and significant culture.
Ticket price: Free Opening hours: All day Address: Xicheng District starts from Fuchengmen in the west and ends at Jingshan West Street in the east. Transportation: Get off at Fuchengmen Station on Metro Line 2 and it is within walking distance.