Beijing was also the imperial capital in ancient times. With a history of over 800 years, a walk around Beijing offers visitors plenty of traces regarding China's past.

The large number of museums in Beijing contribute to the city's charm. Beijing offers a number of well-known museums such as the Forbidden Palace Museum and National Museum, as well as several unique niche museums.

“He who has not been to the Great Wall is not a man." This famous quote by Chairman Mao has made the Great Wall a must visit destination for any tourist in Beijing.

From the cutting edge 798 to Sanlitun (where a massive influx of artistic denizens have gathered), Beijing is home to new and magical landmarks that are becoming known around the world. Responsible for Beijing’s fashion trends, these areas are full of youth and international atmosphere.

Hutongs, Beijing Style Alleys form the foundations of the city. Meandering through Beijing’s hutongs and exploring the small courtyards brings you a flavour of the past.

A stroll through the Li garden offers a wide range of sounds, from that of lively conversation to the melodies of the Jing Qiang Jing Jun.