1. Beihai Park
For many people born and raised in Beijing, it is impossible not to have been to Beihai Park. Now, when you come to Beihai Park, make sure you raft on the lake and enjoy the beauty of the Beihai in the blue waves. Why did you do that? It's nice to relive the feeling of "Let's Swing Our Oars"!
Address: No.1 Jinwen Street, Beijing
Peak Season: (April-October):6: 30-21: 00, (November-March):6:30-20:00;
Peak Season: 10 yuan, 20 yuan; Low Season: 5 yuan for the entrance ticket, 15 yuan for the joint ticket.
About Traffic
Transportation: Bus No. 5, 101, 103, 109, 124, 685, 814, 846 to the front gate of Beihai; Bus No. 13, 42, 107, 111, 118, 810, 701, 823 to the back gate of Beihai;
2. Beijing Zoo
In fact, it's the Beijing Zoo that is the The eternal love of Beijing children and one of the largest zoos in China so far, so it is also famous at home and abroad. You can see a lot of unexpected animals here, so parents and children often travel there. This place is the best choice for taking children out to play.
Address: No.137 Xizhimenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
Tickets: 15 yuan per person (excluding Panda Pavilion)
About the traffic
Bus: No.332 Road, No.105 Road, No.106 Road, No.4 Road, and No.26 Road can be dropped off at Baishibashiqiao East;
Subway: Get off at the Zoo Station of the Beijing Subway Line No.4;
3. Xiangshan Park
In fact, this is the favorite place for many old people, because there is quite a lot of green vegetation here, and there are many trees in Xiangshan Park, which is one of the areas with the highest negative oxygen ions in Beijing. Therefore, it has a unique garden connotation of "mountains, rivers, springs, ancient trees and red leaves", and it is a summer resort and a natural oxygen bar.
Off-season: November 16 to March 31, peak season: April 1 to November 15.
Off-season: 5 yuan; peak season: 10 yuan
About Traffic
Bus: 318, 331, 360, 563, 630, 696, 698;
4. Taoranting Park
Actually, when it comes to Taoranting Park, most of the people in Beijing are familiar with it. Just like the name of the park, the biggest feature here is the various styles of pavilions, and the name of the park is taken from Bai Juyi's ancient poem "Why not wait until the chrysanthemums are yellow and ripe at home, and get drunk with you", you can find a rainy day to go to the Tao Ranting Pavilion to enjoy the rain quietly. Does it have a unique charm?
Tickets: Adults 2 yuan; Events: Adults 10 yuan
Address: Right Anmen East Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
About Traffic
Subway: 500 meters east of Exit C of Taoranting Station, Line 4;
East Gate: No. 14, No. 40, No. 59, No. 66, No. 102, No. 106, No. 603, No. 23 Night Road and Te No. 13; South Gate: No. 63, No. 84, No. 122, No. 458, No. 485, No. 692, No. 741, No. 821, No. 958, No. 997, No. 12, No. 17, No. 3, No. 15, No. 20, No. 20, No. 102 Express. West Gate: No. 59, No. 40, No. 23, No. 13, No. 133, No. 381, No. 14, No. 18, No. 4; North Gate: No. 59, No. 40, No. 23, No. 13 at night;
5. Jingshan Park
There are quite a few people here. Whenever friends from abroad come to Beijing, most Beijingers will take them on a trip. When the weather is good, climb the Wanshou Pavilion on Jingshan Mountain, look at the majestic Forbidden City in the south, the Bell and Drum Towers on the central axis in the north, and the White Pagoda on the Beihai in the west. Overlooking Beijing is really fantastic!
Address: 44 Jingshan West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
Admission: Adults 2 yuan; during the period: Adults 10 yuan (senior citizens over 70 years old, students half price).
Peak season (April-October): 6:30-21:00, ticket sales stop at 20:30. Low season (November-March):6: 30-20: 00, ticket sales stop at 19: 30;
About the traffic
Transportation: to the east gate: take No. 111, No. 124, No. 210 and get off at the Jingshan East Gate Station; to the south gate: take No. 101, No. 103, No. 109, No. 124, No. 202, No. 211, No. 609, No. 614, No. 619, No. 685, Turn 1, turn 2 bus at the Forbidden City station; to the west gate: take 5, 609 at the Xibanqiao station;
6. Zhongshan Park
This park is arguably one of the most stunning. It is the most downtown park. It was once a national altar during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is now filled with lots of greenery and attractions such as the Xili Pavilion, the bronze statue of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and the Square for the Defense of Peace, which is great for learning. For Beijing, where land is scarce, there was only enough space for me to think.
Admission: 3 yuan;
Address: 4 Zhonghua Road, Dongcheng District (west of Tiananmen Square)
About the traffic
Transportation: Take No. 1, No. 5, No. 52, No. 99 sightseeing buses, and get off at the "Tiananmen Square West Station", and walk east on the north side of the road for 1 minute, you can To reach the south gate of the park; from the north to the south by 5 buses, in the "Xihua Gate" station, in the east side of the road to the south walk 5 minutes to reach the west gate of the park;
7. Yuyuantan Park
In fact, when it comes to this place, Haidian's friends of the Yuyuantan Lake and the Bayi Lake are no strangers. In their childhood memories, they fished for tadpoles, dug ice holes, skated on ice trucks and watched people swim in winter. There are two big lakes in the east and west, with willows beside them, and the scenery is very beautiful.
Address: No. 10, Middle Road of Xisanhuan, Haidian District, Beijing
Tickets: Normally the ticket price is 2 yuan, the cherry blossom festival ticket price is 10 yuan (half price for students)
It is divided into east, west, south, north and south the transportation is still quite convenient.
8. Zizhuyuan
Here we have to say is the Zizhuyuan. Zizhuyuan is very famous. The most important original is this park is a natural landscape garden, there are all kinds of beautiful things, countless green trees, bamboo for the landscape, bamboo for the winner. Pavilions, corridors, XuanXuan, pavilions are strewn, bamboo, flowers dashingly dotted between them, everything you see is like a picture, the scenery is pleasant at all times. The spring breeze is as warm as spring, the flowers are in full bloom, the light boat floats in the summer fog, the fall rain nourishes the reeds and maple leaves, and the winter clouds and snow reflect the pines and bamboos.
Address: No. 35 Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing
Tickets: Free
Opening time: May-September: opening time 6: 00, closing time 21: 00, closing time 22: 00; October-April: opening time 6: 00, closing time 20: 00, closing time 21: 00.
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Transportation: Zizhuyuan South Gate Station, No. 114, No. 118, No. 334, No. 360, No. 362, No. 482, No. 534, No. 87, No. 5, No. 104.
8. Unity Lake Park
Chaoyang children in memory must be very familiar with Unity Lake Park, because when I was a child, Chaoyang is not so prosperous now, think older can not go to the city center. So Chaoyang children favorite Unity Lake. This is a classical park with Jiangnan residential characteristics. There are bumper cars, boats, children's playground.
Tickets: Free
Address: Northeast Third Ring, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Opening time: 07:00-22:00
About the flow
Transportation: Take subway line 10 to Hujialou Station (northeast exit), or take tram 115 or bus 718 to the Tuanjialu Lake Park Station. Or take No. 113, 405, 402, 671, 730, 503, 750, 601, Express 107, Special 3, Special 8 buses to Baijiazhuang Station.
10. Chaoyang Park
Not at the beginning of the opening to the public, but after the previous park. Chaoyang Park opens later, but when it does, it's a different story. This Western-style white pavilion has been our favorite place to take photos since we were kids! It's the city's only mountain village park with an idyllic setting, where more than 30 varieties of willow trees are planted. The willows dance and sparkle at sunset. How's that for a beautiful word?
Admission: 5 yuan
Address: No. 1, Nongzhan South Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
About Traffic
Bus: Take buses 976, 406, 350, 750, 988, 731, 729, 758, 831, 834, 815, 847, 608, 302, 705, 117, 703, 710, 419 and 31 buses to Chaoyang Park.
In fact, these parks are really important memories for the old Beijingers, but nowadays, with the progress of the times, young people don't have much time to relax after tea and dinner after the pressure of work increases. Very often, they became the place where the old people exercise, but the good memories left in this place are burned in the minds of a generation.