Beijing's City Walk Routes for the New Year

As soon as the twelfth lunar month arrives, the New Year atmosphere in Beijing is like a boiling pot, bubbling up. 🏮 Lanterns are hung on the treetops in the alleys, giving off a warm light, and the New Year atmosphere is instantly strong. Check out these City Walk routes for the New Year, and take a leisurely stroll to experience the New Year atmosphere in Beijing. ✔️ Shichahai 🚶 Route: Houhai Ice Rink → Sugar House Coffee → Yandai Xiejie → Gulou Street 🚇 Transportation: Take Line 8 and get off at Shichahai Station ✔️ Qianmen 🚶 Route: Weiran Hutong → Liulichang West Street → Liulichang East Street → Yangmeizhu Xiejie → Dashilan Commercial Street → Qianmen Street 🚇 Transportation: Take Line 7 and get off at Hufangqiao Station ✔️ Forbidden City 🚶 Route: Beihai Park → Zhishanmen Street → Jingshan Park West Gate → Corner Tower of the Forbidden City 🚇 Transportation: Take Line 6 and get off at Beihai North Station ✔️ Moshikou 🚶 Route: Gudao Sucun → Shimen Academy → Old School of Western Beijing → Guojielou Ruins → Cheng'en Temple → Western Beijing Bookstore 🚇 Transportation: Take Line 11 and get off at Moshikou Station ✔️ Ditan 🚶 Route: North Luogu Lane → Wudaoying Hutong → Guozijian Street → Yonghe Temple → Ditan Park 🚇 Transportation: Take Line 2 and get off at Andingmen Station ✔️ 798 🚶 Route: Gaojiayuan Subway Station → Jiuxianqiao Road → 798 Art District 🚇 Transportation: Take Line 12 and get off at Gaojiayuan Subway Station, Exit B ✔️ Wangfujing 🚶 Route: Jinyu Hutong Subway Station → Wangfujing Pedestrian Street → Yiyun Digital Art Center → Donghuamen → Corner Tower of the Forbidden City 🚇 Transportation: Take Line 8 and get off at Jinyu Hutong Subway Station Special mention goes to the Yiyun Digital Art Center, which is currently hosting the "Dunhuang Super Universe" exhibition. As soon as you enter the exhibition hall, you feel like you've traveled back in time a thousand years and entered the mysterious and colorful world of Dunhuang. The exhibition hall not only has exquisite clay reproductions of Dunhuang murals, but if you're lucky, you might even see Wang Yiyi cosplaying as the flying goddess. It's an amazing sight!