· l Great Wall and we advise travellers to first take the cable car and then walk over the beautifull wall. Not the other way around, because thats the heavy way. The wall is very steep over there and then you walk up in stead of down
    · l Beijing's Tiantan Gongyuan (Temple of Heaven Park) is surprisingly not as crowded as Beijing's other attractions, and is a nice getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. You can easily spend a day here lounging around, strolling through the various nooks and crannies of the park and watching people fly kites.
    · The Forbidden City is China 's most imposing architectural masterpiece. It represents many aspects of China 's long history and is the largest museum of oriental art in the world. Located in the center of Beijing , the Forbidden City was built between 1406 and 1420. Twenty-four emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties once lived there. The entire palace covers an area of 72 hectares and boasts over 9,000 rooms and halls. Walking through the palace, visitors will have the felling of passing through a historical corridor.
    · l The Summer Palace
Summer Palace , the largest garden and twenty kilometers northwest of Beijing , has a history of over eight hundred years. It was the place where the imperial families of the Qing Dynasty handled government affairs, spent summer time, celebrated birthdays and simply came for relaxation.
    · l The Chinese acrobats in Beijing are well worth seeing-amazing agility and flexibility. Must be seen to be believed

·Wangfujing Foodstall Street Many people may not have heard a mention of the Street. the street, which is located on Wanfujing Avenue opposite the McDonald's, is one of the best and most picturesque places I know to taste Chinese cuisine. It is packed with foodstalls from every part of China - Mandchuria, Xinjiang, Guangdong, Yunnan, and even Taiwan. the evening is probably the best time to go - the seats may be harder to find, but this is when the street is the liveliest, and there is no doubt that all the vendors will try to attract you to their own restaurant. At night you can even enjoy a free demonstration of Beijing opera from a balcony above the street. In a word, whether you are hungry or not, the street is definitely worth seeing !