Discover Attractions and Things To Do in Beijing
Renowned for its opulent palaces, magnificent temples, lush parks and gardens, and much revered tombs and gates, there are numerous Beijing attractions that bear great significance to the capital city’s rich history, cultural evolution and political shifts of power that date back three millennia. Despite its ancient past, the imperial city continues to intrigue the world with the many leisure options, nightlife entertainment, sports, world-class shopping, and of course, the Chinese gastronomy in imperial style.
Sakura Ya Japanese Restaurant
The first Japanese restaurant in the CBD area. Excellent reputation for its unique culinary offerings, ideal for business invitation or gathering with friends.
Green Limon
Thai restaurant
Fei Teng Yu Xiang Restaurant
Sichuan hot dish
Golden Jaguar Buffet
Best Buffet restaurant t of Beijing
Gang Li Restaurant
Hong Kong style restaurant
The Place Food Street
Variety of food such as western, Hong Kong and Thai cusine.
San Li Tun Bar Street
Many bars and clubs near to commercial centre and shopping district.
Beijing Workers’ Stadium
With occasional vocal concert and performance.
Yun Ku Bar
Located next to Fraser Suites CBD Beijing, the highest bar and restaurant of Beijing provides a magnificent night view of the city on the 80th floor.
Xing Mei Movie Theatre
Movie theatre
Da Ying Theatre
A place for theatre performances
The Place
A famous attraction with large LED Screen ceiling. A popular sport for star-studded events.
Happy Valley Beijing
Located at teh South-East of 4th ring road, the 560,000 sqm space combines leisure, entertainment and humanistic landscape.
The Park of Chaoyang
A multi-functional venue for cultural, leisure, amusement, sports events.
Chaoyang Sports Center
A central stadium with modern indoor and outdoor sports facilities.
Dongdan Sports Center
Located adjacent to Dongdan Park, the 28,000 sqm caters for a wide spectrum of sports such as gymnastic, swimming, basketball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, martial arts, bowling and billiards.
Beijing China World Trade Center Mall Rink
The first mall rink in Beijing is 800 sqm in size with its ice making equipment imported from Canada.
The Peking Man World Heritage Site at Zhoukoudian
Here at the extraordinary UNESCO site, human and animal fossils and cultural relics were discovered, including the first Peking Man skull-cap.
Forbidden City
A UNESCO site, the Palace Museum was home to emperors and their households since 1300s until the last imperial dynasty of China ended in 1900s.
Great Wall of China
Built from as early as 7th century BC, the UNESCO site is a series of magnificent fortifications meant to protect the Chinese Empire against intrusions by its enemies.
The Summer Palace
Covering an expanse of 2.9 sq km, the ensemble of lakes, gardens and palaces is testament to the UNESCO site’s remarkable garden landscape.
Imperial Tombs
These are natural sites modified according to geomancy principles to house buildings of traditional architectural design and decorations that illustrate ancient Chinese view of the world and power, now preserved as a UNESCO site.
Temple of Heaven
The UNESCO site is a Taoist temple known as the Altar of Heaven that past emperors used to visit to pray for good harvests.
CCTV Tower
An up and coming city icon, the media city skyscraper, as designed by famous British architect Norman Foster, takes on two halves, each a thick, leaning tower.
Shin Kong Place
Catch the season’s latest first-hand here at the Taiwanese department store with over 900 international brands, from the higher-end brands including Gucci flagship store to mid-range and the basics.
The Place
People enjoy walking below the huge screen where space art and advanced lighting techniques are deployed to lend excitement to a mall great for luxury shopping, fine dining and fashion.
Alien’s Street Market/Russian Market
A market that targets the Russian shuttle traders, the things here, from bras to pants and from coats to belts, are great for shoppers with fuller sizes.
Panjiayuan
Housed in this courtyard is Beijing’s largest and most popular antique marketplace with about 4,000 shops and 10,000 dealers.
Xidan Area
A place with lots of markets and malls, typically local fare and fashion-wear, just west of Tiananmen Square.
Beijing Glasses City
A paradise for every be-spectacled person.
Silk Market
A place for silk and lots of other fashion items like designer handbags.
Yandai Xiejie
A picturesque street with a vast range of products, including the unusual and the funky.
Beijing Glasses City
A paradise for every be-spectacled person.
Silk Market
A place for silk and lots of other fashion items like designer handbags.
Yandai Xiejie
A picturesque street with a vast range of products, including the unusual and the funky.
Tea Street
For more than 100 tea shops, selling anything and everything to do with tea.
HongQiao Pearl Market
For 3 floors of pearls and jewelry and more.
Wangfujing
It is shopping by the pedestrian street in the middle of Beijing.
Zhongguancun
The “China’s Silicon Valley” with all things of computer, IT and digital.
798 Art District
A perfect congregation of the arts and art-inspired, this is a zone where galleries, studios, design houses and fashion outlets gather alongside restaurants, bars and cafes.
National Art Museum of China
One of the largest art museums in China, in its 21 exhibit halls, you will find both ancient and contemporary Chinese artworks as well as notable Western pieces.
