北京旅游景点
| 1. 国家体育馆（鸟巢） |
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The Olympic Green, an Olympic Park in Beijing was constructed for the 2008 Summer Olympics. The National Stadium ( bird's nest)hosted the main track and field Football, and final competitions for the 2008 Summer Olympics, as well as the opening and closing ceremonies. The twig-like structure and the bowl-shaped roof are the masterpiece of the project. It is designed by Herzog and De Meuron. The most unique feature of the structure is its "cushion" system which can fill the spaces within the building's facade to regulate wind, weather, and sunlight. It can house 91,000 visitors. |
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| 2. The Water Cube |
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At the Water Cube,where Olympic swimming events are held, builders used material similar to plastic wrap to create 4,000 translucent bubbles as the outer shell, allowing sunlight to filter in. The “skin” lets the building use natural lighting, while a rainwater capture system on the roof saves water for irrigation and landscape purposes. The Water Cube is very much a green building because of the way the building’s features work. It had inherent advantages of saving energy and also retaining and recycling rainwater. |
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| 3. Sanlitun (Sanlitun Bar Street) |
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Bars, restaurants and shops line the streets of the Sānlǐtún (三里屯), also often referred to as the Sanlitun Entertainment Area, Sanlitun Embassy Area and, tellingly, the Sanlitun Bar Street. Long a favorite among expats, travelers and budget tourists, Sanlitun restaurants and bars stay open late, and a number of shops cater to international tastes. It's not the cheapest Beijing neighborhood for a night out or a shopping spree, but there's a little bit of everything on offer within the area on either side of the north-south Sānlǐtún Lù. |
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| 4. Nan LuoGu Xiang |
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A mere 10-minute walk from Houhailake and Jin Shan Park, Nan LuoGu Xiang is Beijing's hippest and most charming hútòng, the lanes running between traditional courtyard houses. Full of trendy shops, relaxing cafes and excellent restaurants, Nan LuoGu Xiang is a recently refurbished lane that provides visitors with a nice mix of east meets west. |
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| 5. Beijing Hutong Tour (Beijing Traditional Culture Learning Tour) |
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If you would like to have a glimpse into Beijing' Yesterday, you are highly recommended to have a short adventure trip to the Hutongs (old alleyways or si he yuan, the traditional courtyard residences). You may explore the narrow and curved alleys on foot, by pedicab or by bike. The word "hutong" is Mongolian in origin, meaning a "water well". In the old time with the digging of new wells, came the new communities. Later it was referred to as narrow streets or lanes formed by quadrangle courtyards. Many of the city's residents still live in the traditional courtyard snow. It’s A good place to taste the true life of Beijing. |
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| 6. The Wangfujing Street |
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As the most famous commercial area of Beijing, Wangfujing is located at the northern side of Changan Avenue at the center of the city. With a long history of more than 700 years, it came into being in the Yuan Dynasty. It was the earliest business activity place. Wangfujing became a commercial center when the Dong An Market was founded here in 1903. The street is less than one kilometer long, but it is crowded with specialty and long-history shops, which are full of modern atmosphere and high taste. Now it is considered as the sister street of Champs Elysees in France. |
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| 7. Temple of Heaven |
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The name of the Temple of Heaven is a little misleading. It is more than just a temple, it is a huge park as well. Inside the huge park, there is a lovely temple complex, which is composed of three main parts – Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the Imperial Vault of Heaven and Circular Mound Altar sitting along an axis from south to north. It was first constructed in 1420, the 18th year of the reign of Ming emperor Yongle. It was the place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties would worship the god of heaven and pray for good harvest. |
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| 8. The Summer Palace |
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Located at the northwest suburb of Beijing, the Summer Palace was originally a royal garden and a temporary dwelling palace for emperors of Qing Dynasty, Its predecessor was the Garden of Clear Ripples (Qing yi yuan) started in 1750 and burned down by the British and French allied troops in 1860. In 1886, Empress Dowager Cixi used navy outlays and other funds in the reconstruction and renamed the park as Summer Palace in 1888. The Summer Palace in northwest suburban Beijing is the largest and most complete imperial garden existing in China. |
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| 9. The Great Wall |
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The Great Wall,symbolizing China's ancient civilization, is one of the world's most renowned projects. It is a distance of 75 kilometers northwest of Beijing. Construction of the Wall first began during the period of the Warring States (476 - 221 BC). Formerly, walls were built at strategic points by different kingdoms to protect their northern territories. In 221 BC after the first Emperor of the Qin Dynasty unified China, he decided to have the walls linked up and extended.
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| 10. The Forbidden City |
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The Forbidden Cityis a must see highlight for every first time visitor to Beijing. It’s situated in the very heart of Beijing, was home to 24 emperors of the Ming (1368–1644) and Qing (1644–1911) Dynasties. The Forbidden City covers an area of about 72 hectares (178 acres) with a total floor space of approximately 150,000 square meters (1,600,000 square feet). It consists of 90 palaces and courtyards, 980 buildings and 8,704 rooms. |
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| 11. Tiananmen Square |
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Tiananmen Square is one of the largest city centersquare in the world. It is situated in the heart of Beijing. Tiananmen was built in 1417 and was the entrance gate to the Forbidden City. The total area is 440,000 square meters. That's about the size of 60 soccer fields, spacious enough to accommodate half a million people.The square has been the stage for many of the epoch-making mass movements of twentieth-century China, such as the first calls for democracy and liberalism by the students of May 4, 1919, demonstrating against the Treaty of Versailles; and in 1949, chairman Mao proclaimed the funding of new China here. |
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