Beijing Tourism

Discover Beijing through culture, history, city life, food, events, and unforgettable travel experiences.

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Autumn brings a fresh splash of color to Sanlitun, where golden leaves meet trendy cafés, stylish shops, and lively city streets. Grab a coffee, enjoy a stroll, and take in a different side of Beijing this season.

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Autumn brings warm colors to Dongsi Street, where leafy trees and old Beijing streets make every walk a little more special.

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At I Am Mr. Chu’s Paper Shop, traditional Chinese paper culture meets Beijing’s creative spirit. A lovely place to find something unique and take home a little piece of Beijing’s cultural heritage.

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Hunting for a colorful photo spot in Beijing? Huajia Hutong’s rainbow gate adds a playful splash of color to the old alleyway, making it a fun stop for your Beijing snapshots!

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In Beijing’s Qianmen area, Quanyechang is a little piece of history worth noticing. With its distinctive architecture and ties to old Beijing’s commercial past, it offers a glimpse of how the city’s shopping streets have evolved over time.

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A boat that never sails, with a view worth staying for.
The Marble Boat at Beijing’s Summer Palace sits by the water, its stone decks and colorful details making it one of the garden’s most distinctive sights.

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A bridge with centuries of stories to tell.
Marco Polo Bridge (Lugou Bridge) is one of Beijing’s most famous historic landmarks, known for its stone lions and centuries-old architecture. Take a closer look and see how much character each carved detail holds.

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A historic gem inside Beijing Zoo!
Changguan Building offers a glimpse of Beijing’s architectural past amid the lively surroundings of the zoo. Take a moment to admire its traditional design and enjoy a different side of this familiar attraction.

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Good bagels make any day better!
Bagel Bugel is a great spot to grab a freshly baked bagel and enjoy a casual bite in Beijing. Whether you’re after a quick breakfast or a relaxed café break, sometimes all you need is a good bagel and a little time to yourself.

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Wangjing Walk has that easygoing city feel where you can come with no plan and still find something to do.
Pick up a coffee, browse the shops, grab a bite or simply enjoy the buzz along the street.
It’s modern Beijing at its most relaxed.

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Inside Zizhuyuan Park, Youxian Shanguan offers a lovely spot to slow down and enjoy the scenery. Surrounded by bamboo, water and greenery, it’s a nice little stop for a cup of tea and a quiet break from the city.

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Shop, dine and enjoy Beijing’s city lights at Solana.
With plenty of stores, restaurants and lively spots, it’s a fun place to spend an afternoon and stay into the evening.

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Strolling along Qianmen Street? Come hungry!
Try Peking duck at Quanjude, sweet treats from Daoxiangcun, and the savory flavors of Tianfuhao.
Walk, eat, and taste a little of Beijing’s old-time flavors.

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One of Beijing’s most recognizable sights, the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests stands at the heart of the Temple of Heaven. Its striking blue roof, elegant wooden structure and centuries-old story make it a must-see for anyone exploring Beijing’s imperial heritage.

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Chang’an Avenue is dressed up for China’s National Day!
Colorful themed flower displays line the avenue, bringing a festive touch to the heart of Beijing. Take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the seasonal colors along this iconic city route.

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A familiar sight, made even more festive for China’s National Day.
The giant National Day flower basket at Tian’anmen Square adds a splash of color to the heart of Beijing, with visitors stopping by for photos and to soak up the holiday atmosphere.

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The Hall of the Fragrance of Buddha is one of the most iconic landmarks in Beijing’s Summer Palace. Climb the steps and take in the beautiful views across the imperial gardens, with autumn colors adding an extra touch of charm.

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From tiny jade carvings to dazzling gold and jewels, the Treasure Gallery at the Forbidden City is packed with royal treasures.

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A mooncake, a full moon, and time with loved ones — that’s what Mid-Autumn is all about.
Sending warm Mid-Autumn wishes from Beijing. May this special day bring you good food, good company, and plenty of sweetness.

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A quiet corner of Beijing where history meets the water. Take a stroll along the Yuhe Relic Site and enjoy a different side of the city.