8 Must-Visit Hutongs in Beijing During Autumn | City walk check-in

| City walk check-in. The longest hutong in Beijing, which retains many European-style buildings. The fusion of Chinese and European architecture makes it known as the most fashionable hutong in Beijing. 2 Beiluoguxiang Beiluoguxiang is different from the bustling Nanluoguxiang; it is quiet yet filled with the atmosphere of daily life, beautiful from spring to winter. Wudaoying Hutong One of the most artistic hutongs in Beijing, with a literary atmosphere and the local life of old Beijing, ordinary yet with a fresh vibe. Guozijian Street It has both the Confucius and Wen Temples, as well as trendy new stores. The sunlight filtering through the branches onto the long red walls creates a mottled effect that carries the vicissitudes of time. Shijia Hutong A historical corridor spanning 700 years, behind each house number is a legendary history. This hutong is known as: one hutong, half of China, having housed countless social elites and celebrities. ⑥ Yangmeizhu Xiejie A treasure hutong with an authentic old Beijing atmosphere, without an overly commercialized vibe. Occasionally, you might stumble upon some hidden gem stores, perfect for leisurely exploration. Baitasi Dongjiadao Hutong The most beautiful elements of Beijing's autumn are here: blue sky, red walls, white pagodas, and pigeons flying by from time to time. Worth a visit. 8 Xizongbu Hutong On one side is the local life, on the other is the world's prosperity. The popular hutong for taking photos of the CBD trio is right here.