Explore Beijing's top 2025 attractions, itineraries & travel tips! Discover the Great Wall, Forbidden City, local cuisine, and hidden gems. Plan your perfect trip with local Beijing travel guides, maps, and budget-friendly hacks.
Located in Beijing’s Xicheng District, this mosque is the largest Islamic site in the city. Unique for its east-facing entrance, it features a moon-viewing tower and a wooden archway, blending traditional Chinese and Islamic architectural styles.
Taoranting Park
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Located in central Beijing, this historic garden blends ancient and modern landscaping, featuring serene lakes, renowned pavilions, and rich cultural heritage, spanning 56.56 hectares since 1952.
National Natural History Museum
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Located in Beijing's Tianqiao area, it boasts the world's second-largest collection of ancient mammal fossils, including famed dinosaurs and the Yellow River ancient elephant. Perfect for kids with interactive "Exploration Corner".
Dashilanr
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Located in central Beijing, this historic 275-meter street near Tiananmen Square offers a vibrant mix of shops, eateries, and old Beijing culture, including traditional theaters and the city’s first cinema.
Front Gate Street
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Famous 845m-long historic shopping street in Beijing's central axis, blending ancient shops like Quanjude with modern stores, near Tianqiao and Dashilar Hutong.
Diaoyutai Yinxing Avenue
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In autumn, a golden canopy of ginkgo leaves transforms this ordinary greenbelt into Beijing's most stunning urban scene. Photographers flock here at dawn for the perfect shot.
Purple Bamboo Park
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Located in Beijing, this park is a bamboo paradise featuring bamboo architecture, bridges, and a lively bamboo market. Visitors can enjoy cultural performances, ride bamboo boats, and admire blooming hydrangeas from May to July.
National Library Of China
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In Beijing's Haidian District, this vast library, built in 1987, spans 140,000㎡, houses 20 million books, and offers 46 diverse reading rooms, plus a digital platform for e-books and journals.
Wuta Temple Tower
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Located in Beijing, this ancient temple, built in 1473, is famous for its five unique pagodas, a rare architectural gem from the Ming Dynasty.
