The most "foreign" hutong in Beijing: A guide to Dongjiaominxiang Citywalk.

  🍁 Autumn Beijing City Walk 🚶‍♂️ As autumn quietly arrives in Beijing, every corner of the city exudes a captivating aura, making it the perfect time to explore. Today, I'll introduce you to a hidden treasure route, allowing you to stroll through the city and experience the perfect blend of history and modernity. 🚇 Transportation Guide: Take Metro Line 1 to Wangfujing Station and exit from Exit C4 (Southwest). Hop on a shared bike and you'll reach our starting point in minutes. 🏃 City Walk Route: 1. China Court Museum - As one of the landmarks of Dongjiaominxiang, this museum is not only a witness to history but also a paradise for photography enthusiasts. At dusk, the street opposite is a perfect spot to capture the magic of light and shadow. 2. Old French Post Office - Walk eastward for less than 200 meters, and you'll discover this building that blends Chinese and Western styles. It's a popular spot for newlyweds to take wedding photos. 3. St. Michael's Catholic Church - Continue eastward for 200 meters, and you'll see the most popular building in Dongjiaominxiang. Both the main entrance and the street opposite are excellent locations for taking photos. 4. Old Belgian Embassy - Although you can't enter the old embassy opposite the church, the scenery under the wall is equally captivating, as if you've stepped into a Miyazaki comic. 5. Ming City Wall Ruins Park - Your exploration of Dongjiaominxiang comes to an end. Continue eastward for 15 minutes, and you'll reach Ming City Wall Ruins Park. The green grass under the city wall is a perfect place for a stroll. The entrance fee is only 10 yuan. 6. Corner Tower and Flyover - After coming down from the city wall, continue eastward, and you'll see the Corner Tower. The flyover next to the Corner Tower is a perfect spot to capture a photo of China Zun and the high-speed rail together. 7. China Customs Museum - Walk northward for 900 meters, and you'll reach the China Customs Museum. The exhibits inside, such as a whole tiger skin, a brown bear skin, and ivory carvings, are all impressive. 8. Beijing Cuisine. Exquisite Private Banquet (Saite Store) - After visiting the above-mentioned places, you must be hungry. Eating roast duck is a must-do in Beijing. This Beijing Cuisine. Exquisite Private Banquet (Saite Store) is a favorite among old Beijingers, and I highly recommend you try it. The roast duck here has crispy skin and tender meat, which will definitely leave you wanting more. In addition, the caviar roast duck is another dish not to be missed.