Summer CityWalk - Hidden Gems in the Imperial Capital 1

Just by looking at the photos, you would definitely think I am in some city by the Aegean Sea, with the church's triangular spire, white and red walls at the corners. If I said it was abroad, it would be hard to deny. In fact, this beautiful Western-style building is in the Imperial Capital - China Oil Painting Institute! It's very niche, but definitely worth checking out and spending some time. 1. The iconic building inside the Oil Painting Institute is a gray-white 'church' with a strong Mediterranean architectural style. You often encounter newlyweds taking wedding photos or holding weddings here. The pointed roof looks even taller under the blue sky, resembling famous European churches. It becomes even more eye-catching when lit up in the evening. 2. Located in the Gaobeidian Art District, but transportation is not very convenient, it's best to take a taxi. 3. The Cloud Art Museum in the academy is worth stopping by to appreciate. 4. The red brick building of the Oil Painting Museum is very photogenic, with a striking exterior and interior. 'Music is flowing architecture, architecture is solidified music.' 5. When tired, you can rest and have a drink at the café beside the church.