[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Qianmen Street (Updated Apr)

Finding the right place to stay is a top priority when visiting Beijing! This time, I've struck gold with the Hongqiang Qiuguo Hotel (Beijing Tiananmen Square Qianmen Pedestrian Street Branch). It completely elevated my Beijing experience 💯 📍 **Prime Location, Worry-Free Travel** The hotel's location is unbeatable, right next to Qianmen Pedestrian Street and a short hop from Tiananmen Square 🚶‍♀️. Wake up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony, and head straight back to the hotel for a nap afterward. The subway and bus stops are super close, making it easy to get to the Forbidden City, Wangfujing, and other attractions with just a few transfers. Talk about travel freedom! 🏡 **Beijing-Style Design, Welcoming Stay** Stepping into the hotel, you're immediately immersed in the charm of old Beijing. Red walls, grey tiles, and wooden decorations blend seamlessly with modern, minimalist furniture, creating a space that's both classic and stylish. The thoughtful touch of Beijing snacks in the room instantly connects you with the city. The bedding is soft and comfortable, and the rooms are equipped with all the latest smart devices, making for a truly relaxing stay 🛏️ 🥪 **Diverse Breakfast, A Feast for the Senses** The breakfast spread is so extensive, you'll be spoiled for choice! From traditional Beijing Lu Zhu and Zha Jiang Mian to Western-style bread, omelets, fresh fruit, and hot drinks, there's something for everyone, whether you have a sweet tooth or prefer savory dishes. Start each day with a delicious meal 🔛 💁‍♂️ **Warm Service, A Home Away From Home** The front desk staff are welcoming and professional, ensuring a quick and smooth check-in process. They're also happy to recommend nearby attractions and authentic local cuisine. Any needs during your stay are just a phone call away – talk about attentive service! 🎈 **Fun All Around** Just around the corner from the hotel are the Hutongs, where a leisurely stroll might lead you to historic residences, century-old shops, and the vibrant atmosphere of old Beijing. In the evening, head to Dashilanr for endless snacks and unique souvenirs. If you're looking for a convenient and high-quality travel experience in Beijing, the Hongqiang Qiuguo Hotel is the perfect choice! Don't hesitate – book your stay now 💗

#TravelPlan Here as promised, a Beijing travel plan. Since Beijing has a lot of places to visit, each place is quite large and takes a long time to visit. This time, there may be some places that some people think why not go (this is the second time I've planned my trip). This time, I didn't make it too heavy. I focused on places that you can actually go to, so you don't have to rush to visit. I also left time for taking pictures. On the first day, I switched up my plan a bit (I didn't change it). Tiantan was changed to the morning, and the Forbidden City to the afternoon. Because Tiantan takes less time, we can spend time at the Forbidden City without rushing. The plan can be adjusted according to your convenience. I focus on being flexible and easy. 😆😆Beijing #beijing #travelchina #china

Foreword Beijing is a city that blends historical charm and modern vibes. The red walls and yellow tiles of the Forbidden City speak to its glorious past, while the bustling Sanlitun area showcases the city's modern vitality. When you come to Beijing, these are the must-see spots! Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Beijing → Sanlitun Taikoo Li → Tongying Center → Workers' Stadium - Upon arrival, head to your hotel to drop off your luggage and take a short break. - Sanlitun Taikoo Li is a trendy spot with many fashion brands and unique boutiques, perfect for taking photos. - Tongying Center is nearby and offers a variety of dining options. - In the evening, experience Beijing's nightlife at Workers' Stadium. Day 2: Tiananmen Square → Chairman Mao Memorial Hall → Forbidden City → Jingshan Park - Get up early to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square (remember to book in advance), then visit the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall (dress respectfully). - Purchase Forbidden City tickets online in advance. The Treasure Gallery and the Clock Gallery are worth visiting. - Jingshan Park is located opposite the Forbidden City's north gate (Shenwu Gate). Climb to the top of the hill for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City. Day 3: Beihai Park → Nanluoguxiang → Shichahai → Yandai Xiejie - Beihai Park offers beautiful scenery. The lyrics of the famous song "Let Us Row the Oars" were written here. - Nanluoguxiang is full of snacks and unique handicraft shops. - Explore the Shichahai area, admire the old Beijing hutongs, and relax in a bar. - Yandai Xiejie, adjacent to Shichahai, is home to many interesting small shops. Day 4: Summer Palace → Old Summer Palace → Tsinghua University (or Peking University) - The Summer Palace is vast; set aside ample time. Kunming Lake and the Tower of Buddhist Incense are must-see spots. - The ruins of the Old Summer Palace serve as a reminder of history. The ruins of the Western-style palaces are particularly striking. - Book online in advance to visit Tsinghua University or Peking University (special regulations may apply during the pandemic) and experience the atmosphere of these prestigious universities. Day 5: Badaling Great Wall → Departure - Take the subway and transfer to a bus or join a day trip to the Badaling Great Wall. Wear comfortable shoes, as climbing the Great Wall is physically demanding. - Return to the city in the afternoon, pack your bags, and prepare for your departure. Food Recommendations Peking Duck: Quanjude, Da Dong, Siji Minfu, etc. Snacks: Zhajiangmian (noodles with soybean paste), Lu Zhu (offal stew), Douzhi'er Jiaoquan (fermented mung bean milk with fried dough rings), Chao Gan (fried liver), Ma Doufu (fermented bean curd), etc. Recommended places: Huguosi Snacks, Jinfang Snacks. Unique Restaurants: Juqi (traditional Beijing cuisine in a unique setting), Tidu (creative fusion cuisine). Accommodation Recommendations Wangfujing Area: Convenient transportation, close to attractions, and great for shopping. Nanluoguxiang Area: Experience the charm of old Beijing hutongs, with plenty of food options nearby. Qianmen Street Area: Close to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, with easy access to transportation. Transportation Subway: Beijing's subway system is extensive, with direct access to most attractions. Download the "Beijing Yikatong" app for easy travel. Bus: Some bus routes offer scenic views, but traffic can be heavy during rush hour. Taxi: Convenient, but difficult to hail during rush hour. Things to Note Book tickets for most Beijing attractions in advance. Plan ahead. The weather is dry, so stay hydrated. Keep your belongings safe on public transportation. Observe the rules and regulations when visiting places like the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall.

#tripflytoaskfornewyear Share a travel plan before traveling Beijing 🇨🇳 Travel for 5 days and 4 nights, stay in Beijing for 4 nights Budget 17,500 baht per person ❤️ Travel plan planned before traveling 👇 Day 1 • Travel to Beijing 11.25 - 22.05 hrs. with 23 kg of luggage with China Southern Airlines (connecting flight in Guangzhou 3 hours 35 minutes) • Check in at Jinjiang Inn (Beijing Wangfujing) Day 2 • Visit the Great Wall of China, Badaling Pass • Qianmen Pedestrian Street Day 3 • Universal Beijing Resort Day 4 • Forbidden City, Jingshan Park • Temple of Heaven, Tianshan • Summer Palace Day 5 • Wangfujing Pedestrian Street • Return to Thailand 17.30 - 01.00 hrs. with 23 kg of luggage with China Southern Airlines (connecting flight in Guangzhou 2 hours 10 minutes) Estimated cost before departure Airfare, accommodation, fixed price • Round-trip airfare to Beijing 4,040 baht per person • Hotel fee at Beijing Jinjiang Inn (Beijing Wangfujing) Stay 4 nights 6,472 baht, average 3,236 baht per person • Ticket fee to enter Universal Beijing Resort 1,900 baht per person • Entrance fee to the Badaling Great Wall 40 yuan And cable car 140 yuan, 180 yuan per person 900 baht per person • Travel expenses, average 500 baht per day per person 2,500 baht per person • Cost of 9 regular meals, 70 yuan per meal 3,150 baht per person • Cost of 2 special meals, 150 yuan per meal 1,500 baht per person 📌 Total average 17,226 baht per person ✅ Rounded off 17,500 baht per person Actual travel, end of February This will update the actual cost of the trip again 🤣 #TravelManTakesYouToTravel #PlanBeforeTravel #TravelBeijing #5Days4Nights #TravelManDotCom

Hey girls! Lunar New Year is just around the corner, and Beijing is full of festive spirit. Check out this 5-day Beijing itinerary to explore the capital and celebrate the New Year in style! . 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport 🛫 and enjoy 24-hour shared transfer service to your hotel. After check-in, enjoy free time to explore Beijing for the first time! 🎉 Day 2: Visit Tiananmen Square, the political and cultural center of China 🏛️. Then, head to the Palace Museum to admire the ancient royal architecture 🏰. Finally, visit the Temple of Heaven to experience the solemn ceremony of ancient emperors praying for blessings. 🙏 Day 3: Watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square in the morning 🇨🇳 and feel the pride as the national flag is raised. Then, climb the Badaling Great Wall and admire its grandeur 🏞️. In the afternoon, visit the Olympic Park to see the legacy of the Beijing Olympics 🏟️. Then, visit the Bird's Nest to experience the awe of modern architecture. In the evening, stroll along Qianmen Street and Beijing Fun to savor the charm of old Beijing. 🍜 Day 4: Visit the Summer Palace to admire the beauty of the royal garden 🌳. Then, visit Tsinghua University to experience the academic atmosphere of China's top university 📚. Next, explore the ruins of the Old Summer Palace to reflect on the vicissitudes of history. Finally, visit Shichahai to experience the hutong culture of old Beijing. 🛶 Day 5: Enjoy free time to explore every corner of Beijing. After your wonderful trip, enjoy 24-hour shared transfer service to the airport for your return flight 🛬. Return home with fond memories of your trip to Beijing! 🌟 . Travel essentials: What to pack for your trip to Beijing! 👗 Clothing: Thick coat, thermal underwear, long pants, and sweater to keep warm in January. 👟 Footwear: Non-slip, warm boots to explore the capital with steady steps. 🎒 Personal items: Thermos, power bank, and portable umbrella for a more convenient trip. 📷 Photography equipment: Camera or phone to capture beautiful moments and memories. 🆔 Documents: ID card, cash, and bank card for a safe and enjoyable trip. 💊 Emergency items: Common medications and hand warmers for peace of mind on your trip. . These tips will help you save time, effort, and money on your trip to Beijing. Save them now and enjoy a stress-free trip to the capital!

Hey girls! Here's a 4-day itinerary for Beijing! Explore the capital without any pitfalls. Save it now! ✨ . 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Beijing—Transfer to hotel—Free time After checking in, you can explore the charm of Beijing at your own pace! No fixed itinerary, just explore as you like. DAY 2: Tiananmen Square—National Museum of China—Shichahai—Qianmen Street—The Palace Museum—Hall of Supreme Harmony A full day of activities, starting with the grandeur of Tiananmen Square, exploring the rich history of the National Museum of China, experiencing the old Beijing style at Shichahai, strolling along Qianmen Street, and finally delving into the Forbidden City to appreciate the ancient royal splendor. DAY 3: Badaling Great Wall—Chaoyang Theatre Acrobatics—National Stadium—Bird's Nest—Water Cube—Linglong Tower Climb the Badaling Great Wall and experience the blend of magnificence and history; enjoy the wonderful acrobatics at Chaoyang Theatre in the evening, and then visit the masterpieces of modern architecture: National Stadium, Bird's Nest, Water Cube, and Linglong Tower. DAY 4: Summer Palace—Tsinghua University—Old Summer Palace—Temple of Heaven—Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests Visit the royal garden of the Summer Palace and enjoy the beauty of the lake and mountains; stroll through the Tsinghua University campus and experience the academic atmosphere; visit the Old Summer Palace and trace the vicissitudes of history; finally, visit the Temple of Heaven and appreciate the solemnity of ancient sacrificial culture. . Tips: - Photo spots: The red walls and golden tiles of the Forbidden City are perfect for photos. Don't miss the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square! 📸 - Local customs: Feel the leisure and enthusiasm in the old Beijing hutongs, and chat with the locals. 👨‍👩‍👧 - Souvenir prices: There are many souvenir shops on Wangfujing Pedestrian Street. Compare prices to avoid impulse buying. 💰 - Airport transportation: Plan your route to the airport in advance to avoid peak hours. You can take the subway or airport bus. ✈️ . This is how to travel in Beijing without any pitfalls! Follow me for more exciting itineraries 🎉

🇨🇳 𝐁𝐞𝐢𝐣𝐢𝐧𝐠 Share a 7-day Beijing travel plan 📌 We traveled from February 26 to March 5, which is the winter season in Beijing. Let me tell you, it's very cold!!! But the advantage is that there will be fewer people at the tourist spots and tickets will be cheaper than other periods. What you need to prepare yourself for is that each place in China is very big!!! So prepare your legs and let's go to Beijing! 📌 Travel plan Day 1 - Temple of Heaven - Qianmen Street Day 2 - Nanluoguxiang Street - Still Water Coffee Shop - Have Peking Duck in the evening at Qianmen Street Day 3 - Universal Day 4 - Forbidden City (Gugong) - Houhai Lake Day 5 - Summer Palace - Walk around Wangfujing Day 6 - Tiananmen Square - National Museum Day 7 - Badaling Great Wall - Have Dim Sum at Jin Ding Xuan - Walk around the city at night 📌 Travel Mostly use the subway. It's convenient and can get you anywhere. Note: The subway is very cheap, starting at 10 baht per trip. Or you can call a taxi, it's not expensive. But sometimes there will be a little traffic. #TravelBeijing

🕰️Business Hours: Mon-Sun: 11:30-14:00, 17:30-21:00 (Showtime) Lunch: 12:15-13:15 Dinner: 19:00-20:00 WeChat mini program / call for booking 💰Average Price per Person: Make up & Costume: RMB 200 Lunch VIP (first row): RMB 498 Lunch normal seat: RMB 398 Dinner VIP (first row): RMB 598 Dinner normal seat: RMB 498 💞Reasons to Recommend: A very nice experience for not only good food and also great performance. Free flow plum wine Make up & Chinese traditional costume are available, you may reach 1 hour earlier for preparation. Only 2 section/day, pay RMB 100 security deposit during booking, getting return on the spot upon arrival. #北京宫宴 📍Address: 北京市东城区前门大街50号 (北京宫宴)

#BeijingTravel #100TravelTips 🚩 The tourist attractions and places to take pictures in Beijing are quite magnificent and exquisite. But it comes at the cost of travel. Not only are each place quite far away, but each place is also larger than walking to the most interesting points in that place. 🌳 But today, we are "proud to present" a place worth taking pictures/checking in! The mood has arrived in Beijing already. 🥹 🚇 Get off the subway Line 2 (Blue Line) Qianmen Station and walk out of Exit B or C. You will see it immediately in front of you. Both large buildings are similar to castles but smaller, namely "Qianmen Gate", which is one of the 9 inner city gates of Beijing, next to the palace and imperial city areas. 🚪"Qianmen Gate" is the largest gate Beautiful with Chinese architecture in the style of "Wengcheng" next to the Qianmen City Gate, there will be another building nearby in the beautiful garden "Archery Tower" to strengthen the Qianmen City Gate against enemies who invaded in ancient times. 🏹 And in front of the Archery Tower is Qianmen Street, built for the emperor to leave the palace to important places such as the Temple of Heaven, etc. 🧊 So come here in one place, check in! Complete all 3 cool, beautiful places, definitely not tired, get everything, the City Gate, Archery Tower and Qianmen Pedestrian Street 🍂 🚇 Travel/Coordinates: Subway Line 2 (Blue Line) Qianmen Station and walk out Exit B or C

Beijing Qianmen Mandarin Oriental! Big promotion, hot in the capital $The ceiling of the hotel in the capital, Beijing Qianmen Mandarin Oriental has a big promotion and is hot as soon as it opens. It is located here, Beijing Qianmen Mandarin Oriental Hotel is hidden in the city, seamlessly integrated into the neighborhood life, and also enjoys a quiet space in the courtyard. Feel the "Jing" spirit and live in the heart. $The hotel is located in the core area of the traditional hutong building complex at No. 1 Caofang Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing. The hotel is located in Caofang Hutong, Qianmen East District, about 10 minutes walk from Tiananmen Square. It is an open hutong hotel. The scene transition from the lobby to the guest room courtyard is very similar to the "door-to-door" in the old Beijing hutong culture. $CCD is in charge, the interior space is in line with the cultural history of the capital, contemporary luxury style, colorful cultural heritage, humanities, art and beautiful nature are integrated here, showing exquisite oriental aesthetics, representing Chinese hospitality. $The hotel adopts a full suite configuration, distributed in 42 courtyard-style villas, with a total of 72 suites (103-113m starting) and villas (up to 372㎡), all equipped with independent living rooms, independent bathrooms, bathtubs and walk-in wardrobes, equipped with gardens and private courtyards, it is hard not to be moved.

Day 1: Universal Beijing Resort 🎢Universal Beijing Resort 🌟 A day of magical journey begins at Universal Beijing Resort! Book your tickets in advance, download the official APP, and prepare your ID card, power bank, sunscreen and comfortable shoes. The Forbidden Journey in the Harry Potter themed area, the Decepticon roller coaster in the Transformers area, and Despicable Me and Minion Warp in the Minion area are all must-play items. The Jurassic World and Aquaventure stunt shows are also not to be missed. 🎢✨ Day 2: Temple of Heaven --> Qianmen Street --> National Museum of China --> Tiananmen Square ☀️ Temple of Heaven The Temple of Heaven was a special altar used by emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties to worship heaven. Famous buildings such as the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and the Echo Wall are located in the inner altar. Here you can not only experience the grand scene of ancient emperors worshiping heaven, but also have ingenious designs such as the echo wall and the three-tone stone, which demonstrate the wisdom of ancient craftsmen. The Temple of Heaven is truly love at first sight, every detail tells the story of ancient Chinese history. 🛍️ Qianmen Street Qianmen Street is a famous commercial street in Beijing. It has many time-honored restaurants and shops, as well as snacks from all over the world. The ancient buildings, archways, old signs and red lanterns here are very reminiscent of old Beijing. There are traditional art performances such as cross talk and storytelling in the teahouse, which are worth visiting. Zhengyangmen and Zhengyangmen Arrow Tower are very beautiful at night and are suitable for taking pictures. 🏛️ National Museum of China The National Museum of China next to Tiananmen Square displays many national treasures found in textbooks, such as the Siyang Fangzun, Simuwu Ding, terracotta warriors and horses, and Sanxingdui masks. The museum is divided into five floors. The exhibition hall is very large and there are many exhibits. It is recommended to spend at least one day to appreciate it carefully. It is best to bring some food with you when visiting, as there are not many dining options inside. 🇨🇳 Tiananmen Square Tiananmen Square is one of Beijing's major landmarks, symbolizing China's political and historical significance. Home to monumental landmarks such as the Forbidden City and Mao Zedong's Mausoleum, it spans vast open spaces and is surrounded by spectacular scenery. The square is both a focal point for national events and a magnet for tourists, providing a profound experience of China's modern history. Day 3: Palace Museum --> Summer Palace 🏯 Palace Museum The Forbidden City was the royal palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and is also a symbol and symbol of ancient China. Although it is no longer the political center of China, you can still feel its former glory in the high-walled courtyard. The Forbidden City has large-scale precious buildings and countless cultural relics, making it a must-see for tourists. 🌳 Summer Palace The Summer Palace is the palace and garden of the Qing Dynasty emperors. It has beautiful scenery and is known as the "Royal Garden Museum". It can be divided into political activity area, emperor and empress living area and garden tourist area. When visiting the Summer Palace, you can take a boat trip to Kunming Lake and take beautiful photos. It is recommended to go early, bring a picnic and enjoy the leisurely time. Tips 📍 1. Plan your trip in advance to avoid peak hours. 2. Bring plenty of water and snacks, especially in museums and the Summer Palace. 3. Wear comfortable shoes as there will be a lot of walking. 4. Remember to bring your camera to capture the beautiful moments.

#BeijingTravel #LuckyPost #TripFreeAccommodation #TravelChinaByYourself #TravelChina 🌟 Qianmen Pedestrian Street is a cultural street in the heart of Beijing, near Tiananmen Square, which is well-known to tourists visiting Beijing. This street has a history of more than 600 years. 🚶 Currently, Qianmen Street is a pedestrian street. There is a large five-door wooden archway in the Qing Dynasty art style in front. Qianmen Street is a long straight line lined with many shops, restaurants and brand-name shops. It is a center for trade, tourists, actors and teenagers. ⏱️ Opening-closing hours: 9:30-21:30 📍 Location/ Transportation: Take subway line 8 and get off at Qianmen Station (前门站 Qianmenzhan), Exit 1.

Qianmen Street, full of little stores, restaurants, and Madame Tusseauds wax museum.

#ChinaTravel #Beijing #BeijingTravel #ZhenmenDa 📍Beijing ZhenmenDa quanmen street 🇨🇳 ZhenmenDa was a bustling place where merchants gathered to bring goods to the palace during the Qing Dynasty. It is now a popular tourist attraction in Beijing that recreates the old appearance of the Qing Dynasty and sells various foods and goods. ZhenmenDa is also home to famous restaurants in Beijing, China. I ate xiao mai at a restaurant that Emperor Qianlong, the 6th emperor of the Qing Dynasty, named Doi Yi Che (都一处) because it was the best restaurant in the capital city, and it was really delicious. Tanghulu, a Beijing snack, was also delicious because it was sweet after a long time! ZhenmenDa becomes even more splendid with lights at night, so it would be a good idea to go for a late-night snack.

#ChinaTravel #China #Beijing #ZhenmenDaegyo 📍ZhenmenDaegyo 前门大街 🇨🇳 ZhenmenDaegyo was a bustling street where merchants who supplied goods to the imperial court gathered during the Qing Dynasty. Even now, it is a street where you can enjoy various restaurants and Chinese snacks, so it is crowded with locals and tourists! The tea-flavored soft ice cream from Wuyutai (吴裕泰), a famous tea house in ZhenmenDaegyo, is a must-eat snack when you come to ZhenmenDaegyo~ It is soft ice cream with a lot of tea flavor! You can't miss out on Beijing's representative snack, Tanghulu~ Fresh fruit coated with sweet sugar is very delicious! In addition, there are many delicious restaurants such as lamb skewers and Peking duck, and at night, the colorful lights come on, allowing you to feel the splendor of ZhenmenDaegyo.

Qianmen Street, aka Qian Men Da Jie 前门大街 in Chinese, is an 845-meter long street running south from Zhengyangmen Tower on the southern edge of Tiananmen Square, along the Beijing central axis. It is one of the last remnants of the commercial centres of the old Beijing. Qianmen Street was initially formed in Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911). By the time of Emperor Jiajing, the 12th Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) emperor, the street was dotted with guild halls built by different localities, providing houses to citizens from other parts of China intending to take the imperial exams. Qianmen Street became even more prosperous in the early years of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) with the development of activities such as lantern fairs, theatres and tea houses.

四季民福烤鸭店(故宫店) located at Qianmen street. Address: (北京)南池子大街11号 It is the best roast duck I ever tried in my life. Place is a little bit overcrowded and you need to take a ticket. If you want to have lunch there- take ticket in the morning. If you want to have dinner- take ticket at lunch time. Because of Chinese new year many people traveled to Beijing and this place is very famous for its outstanding roast duck, we waited six hours. #beijingtravel #beijing #roastduck #烤鴨

Right next to the Qianmen street you can find huge hutong area with tones of small shops with souvenirs , restaurants and tiny cars running back and forward. Extremely quiet and nice area for slow walks. We have spent there more then 2 hours just discovering more and more interesting doors and corridors. Even found few hostels, if you want to experience hutong life there. #beijing #hutong #hutonglife

Address: (北京)铁树斜街永乐开元超市斜对面 Right after Qianmen street in Beijing, in the middle of Dawailangying hutong, this small restaurant is hidden between tiny houses and extra small cars. The owner of the restaurant cooked food by himself. All dishes that we tried are super fresh and tasty. I extremely recommend you to order 糖醋里脊. Interior keeps all memories of its owners: 30 years old baijiu, small figurines and even old cassette player. #beijing #foodie #糖醋里脊 #food #hutong #hutonglife

This spot is HOT!!!! Best Beijing hot pot I ever tried. Traditional Beijing style soup with super fresh meat and vegetables. And their peanut souse with hundreds of ingredients. My favorite is sesame oil with garlic😅😅 Right food on the right time. It was almost -10 degree outside. And interior is super nice with great view and fashionable furniture. And one more: it got Michelin star ⭐️ Address: 前门北京坊W6号楼3层 #newyearadventure #hotpot #beijing #beijingtrip #beijingtravel #foodie

When visiting Beijing, this is one of the places you need to be. It is located at the central axis of Beijing City, Qianmen Street is a famous pedestrian street for shopping and sightseeing, running from the Archery Tower of Qianmen in the north to the turning of Tiantan Park in the south. It is 840 meters (about 919 yards) in length and 21 meters (about 23 yards) in width. It is composed with buildings whose styles resemble the late Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911). #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #foodie #cityoverlook Qianmen Street has history of more than 570 years. It was called Zhengyangmen Street during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and finally got the present name in 1965. During the Qing Dynasty, there were many specialized outlets on either side of it, such as a meat market, cloth market and jewelry market. And there were also many craftsman workshops, warehouses and theatres in the Hutongs nearby. Now Qianmen Street becomes an important night life place for locals. After more than one year's renovation, it was reopened on August 7th before the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Qianmen Street is a symbol of genuine local culture. It has many of China's time-honored names. Visitors can enjoy a traditional Chinese way of life. Moreover, it has many international brands, such as H&M, Haagen-Dazs, Sephora, ZARA, Qggle, COSTS CAFÉ, and SK Jewelry. The most famous of China own names are as follows: Quanjude, Yitiaolong, and Duyichu, and Changchuntang. Various foods in Beijing Qianmen Street attracts lots of visitors. With roast duck taking the leading role, Quanjude has formed its regional cuisine with the feast of whole duck and more than 400 special dishes. It is enjoyed by people all over the world. Yitiaolong restaurant (original name was Yitiaolong mutton restaurant) is an authentic Muslim restaurant. It was first open to the public in 1785. The representative dishes are Golden Fried Prawns, Braised Ox Tail in Brown Sauce, fried crisp chicken, and so on. Duyichu, with history of 250 years, was evolved from a tavern. It is said that the name was granted by Emperor Qianlong (1711-1799) of the Qing Dynasty. Now this restaurant mainly offers baked wheat cake, fried dishes and roast dark. Changchuntang is a drugstore which has a history of more than 200 years. It deals in the Chinese traditional and western medicine, and provides patrons, pharmaceuticals via postal delivery services.

I visited Qianmen Street, China's famous street. There was a long tram running down the middle of the street, and there were many delicious restaurants here and there. There were also a lot of Chinese people going on outings! Here, I ate Tangwur, a Chinese snack, and toured China's representative tourist attractions.

Starbucks (the sign says 星巴克咖啡 in Chinese) in Beijing Zhenzhen Street, so I took a picture because the building was unique. It was a happy trip trying Peking duck, jajangmyeon, hot pot, and various Chinese dishes😘 #ChinaTravel #PekingDuck #ZhenzhenStreet #Starbucks

Qianmen Street is a real landmark of Beijing. It is located near Tiananmen Square. Here you will feel the atmosphere of old Beijing. It is better to go there during the day and then wait for the sunset. During the day, and in the evening, and in winter, and in summer - this street is beautiful at any time of the year! If there is some big event in Beijing, then there you can always see new things made especially for this event. For example, there was the Panda of the Olympic Games. Every time you come you find something new. In summer you can see multi-colored umbrellas overhead (on one of the small crossing streets), in winter - the red lanterns of the Chinese New Year. #urbanexplorer

🚶🏻 Do you like evening walks and night cities? 🌃 Qianmen is a perfect street to enjoy your dinner and take a long walk while being taken by many lights and structures. 🥘 There are Chinese and some western restaurants. You can also try street food. I’m in love with street sweets. 📍 It’s close to Tianmen square. 🖼 There are also a few museums including Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum. I’ll do another post about it. 📸 @_ana_mee_ on Instagram #chinalife #beijingtrip #beijing #qianmen #travelinspiration #traveller #createwithtrip #nightstreet

前门大街 Qianmen street。 Another one walking street with numerous options for snacking. China has probably millions of walking streets. But this one located behind the Tiananmen square near to the subway station 前门 took a place in my photo collection because of beautiful architecture. Especially with night neon light buildings look pretty attractive! #tripaway#triplocal

Nightviews of Qianmen Street in Beijing, China. The street holds a new look at the evening. It attracts many people. The tourists come here to buy things. They take photos, eat diffetent food and pass time with their friends and family. #givethanks #givethanks

Entrance views of Qianmen Street, Beijing, China. The entry points are also attractive and big. The 845-meter long Qianmen Street runs south from Tiananmen Square, just along the Beijing central axis.It is one of the last remnants of the business centers of the old Beijing. #givethanks #givethanks

My trip moments of Qianmen Pedestrian Street in Beijing, China. It is one of the oldest and most famous commercial streets with a 500 year old history. As an ancient street, it is an assembly place of time honored shops, including Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant and Du Yi Chu Shao Mai. #givethanks #givethanks