There are many free scenic spots, which are also very fun, and are very suitable for friends who love in-depth travel.
Beijing 798 Art District
798 is the most famous and mature art district in China, located in Dashanzi District, Jiuxianqiao Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing, so it is also called Dashanzi Art District, with an area of more than 600,000 square meters.
It used to be an old factory in the electronics industry such as 798 Factory. Later, artists and cultural institutions moved in, and after transformation, it gradually developed into a gathering place for galleries, art centers, artists' studios, design companies, restaurants and bars.
Close. Shuttling between art and industry, exquisiteness and roughness coexist, forming an international "SOHO-style art settlement" and "LOFT lifestyle", and you can feel the collision between life and spirit.
There are many art spaces, cafes, restaurants and small shops in 798. No matter when you go, there are many exhibitions or lectures waiting for you. Today, 798 has attracted widespread attention from domestic and foreign media and the public, and has become the North.
New landmark of Beijing urban culture.
Admission: admission is free, and individual pavilions will be charged separately.
Opening hours: the park is open all day; The business hours of galleries and exhibition halls are roughly 10:00- 18:00, and most galleries and exhibition halls are closed on Mondays.
Tel: 0 10-59789870
Address: 798 Art Zone, No.4 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Bus route: Get off at Wangjing South Station on subway 14 line and walk there, or take bus No.403 or No.418 and get off at Dashanzi Road East Station.
Panjiayuan Antique Market
Panjiayuan flea market is the largest flea market in China, dealing in various cultural relics, calligraphy and painting, Four Treasures of the Study, porcelain furniture, handicrafts, collectibles and decorations, with more than 3,000 stalls. China
People from 24 provinces and cities set up stalls here to operate, and many ethnic minorities operate their own products here. Handicrafts with different folk characteristics gather in Panjiayuan from all over the country, from which they are sold to the whole country and the world. Former president of the United States
Mrs. Clinton Hillary Clinton, Speaker of the US House of Representatives Hastert, Greek Prime Minister simitis, Romanian Prime Minister Nastase, Sri Lankan President kumaratunga, Princess Sirindhorn of Thailand and dozens of other foreign dignitaries have all been here.
Shopping in the park.
Admission: free.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 08:30~ 17:30 Saturday to Sunday: 04:30~ 17:30.
Address:No. Li Huawei 18 Panjiayuan Bridge, Chaoyang District, Beijing.
Bus route: Take Bus No.34 and Bus No.674 and get off at Panjiayuan Bridge West Station, and get off at Panjiayuan Bridge Station at Bus No.99. ..
china national film museum
China national film museum is the world's largest national professional film museum, a landmark building to commemorate the 0/00th anniversary of the birth of China films, and a centennial exhibition of China films.
Dissemination of science and technology, film culture and academic research exchange. In the museum, the development history of China's films at various stages is displayed in detail by means of scenery, cultural relics and multimedia, which is the best way to understand the history of China's films.
Location. There are ancient film projection equipment, props and the restoration of early films in the exhibition hall, and the exhibits are very rich. In addition to exhibitions, it is also a cinema where you can watch the latest electricity.
Movies, you can also watch many classic old movies, but you have to pay for watching movies. In addition, there is a nominal fee for showing old movies in 2 yuan. Don't miss friends who like classics.
Tickets: Free visit by appointment.
Opening hours: 9:00- 16: 30( 15:30 closed, 16: 00 closed, 16:30 closed).
Address: No.9 Nanying Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Address: Take Bus No.851973 and get off at Heiqiao South Station.
Olympic Forest Park
The Olympic Forest Park, known as the "back garden" of Beijing Olympic Games, has become an outdoor oxygen bar for Beijing residents, and many sports fans come to exercise on weekends. "Olympic Lake" and the scenery of the main lake area
Guanhe River forms the dragon-shaped water system of the Olympic Forest Park, and the water surface of 1.22 hectares is more than half of Kunming Lake. Olympic Forest Park is the "green lung" of Beijing, which is suitable for the natural climate in northern China.
Conditional plant varieties and biological communities will establish local ecological communities in Beijing Forest Park to provide living space for many creatures. Standing at the highest point of the park overlooking the Bird's Nest, there are reeds and cattails.
Walking on a large plant wetland and listening to the 80-meter-high "Aohai" music fountain are the best choices for coming to the forest park. ?
Admission: free.
Opening hours: peak season: March15-165438+1October 15: 6:00-20:00, and off season:165438+/kloc-0.
Address: No.0/5, Beichen East Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Bus route: Take Metro Line 8 (direction of Huilongguan East Street) to "South Gate Station of Forest Park" (exit B).
Self-driving route: drive north from the North Second Ring Road along the central axis to the North Fifth Ring Road, drive from Beichen East Road to Olin East Road, and reach the south gate of the Olympic Forest Park. There is a parking lot on the Fifth Ring Road.
Beijing is so big that there are many free places.