Uncover and indulge in the timeless beauty of Chinese culture through a journey into Beijing's storied past. From imperial landmarks to cultural icons, follow a curated route that reveals the traditions, artistry, and enduring spirit woven into the capital's profound history.

The Forbidden City

Step into the heart of China's imperial legacy at the Forbidden City, one of the world's most remarkable palace complexes. Majestic halls, intricate architectural details, and centuries of history offer an unforgettable glimpse into the lives of emperors and the grandeur of a bygone era. 

Jingshan Park

Rising just north of the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park was once the imperial garden of the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Stroll through tranquil pavilions and tree-lined pathways before ascending to one of Beijing's most breathtaking panoramic viewpoints, where the city's ancient and modern skylines converge. 

Wangfujing

Experience the vibrant pulse of Beijing along Wangfujing, one of the capital's most iconic shopping streets. Home to time-honoured brands, local delicacies, and cultural treasures, it offers a captivating blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary city life. 

Peking University Red Building

An enduring symbol of modern Chinese history, the Peking University Red Building stands as a landmark of intellectual and cultural significance. Its distinctive architecture and historic legacy make it an essential stop for those seeking deeper insight into Beijing's rich cultural narrative.

*Begin your journey with our curated Beijing Citywalk Map, available at the Front Desk. More than a guide, it unfolds into a collection of postcards, crafted to carry your memories of the city beyond the moment.