[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for 798 Art Zone (Updated Apr)

#tripflytoprayfornewyear Travel to Beijing 798 Art Zone is located in an old industrial area that has been transformed into a space for displaying a variety of art and culture. This place has both graffiti, sculptures and modern art from local and international artists. 🏡There are cafes, souvenir shops and events held periodically, making this a popular place for tourists and art lovers, whether they come to see the art or just take a relaxing stroll. 🚖Taxi is recommended for transportation. 📍 798 Art Zone, chaoyang Beijing China 🇨🇳 #traveltobeijing #beijing #traveltochina

Located in Chaoyang District, Beijing, 798 Art District is an important gathering place for modern Chinese art and is famous for its unique industrial heritage and rich artistic atmosphere. This was originally an electronics industrial area in the 1950s. After transformation, it became a paradise for artists and creative workers. There are numerous galleries, art exhibitions, studios and cultural institutions in the 798 Art District, which regularly hosts various art exhibitions, lectures and activities, attracting a large number of domestic and foreign tourists and art lovers. The buildings in the area retain their original industrial style, with red brick walls, wrought iron structures and modern art works blending together to create a unique visual experience. This is a great place to take photos, and there are many check-in spots in each block. In addition to art exhibitions, 798 also has cafes, restaurants, bookstores and handicraft shops, making it a great place for people to relax and socialize. If you travel to Beijing and want to find some emerging attractions, 798 Art District is a good choice. #BeijingTravel

Save this guide for your next weekend trip to Beijing, China! 📍 Tiannanmen Square ~ start your day at this historic location and take a photo at the front with Chairman Mao. 📍 Temple of Heaven ～ visit the beautiful temple located in a park which is also a lovely place to explore. Be prepared for large crowds! 📍 Hutongs ~ walk around these traditional Chinese alleys with many restaurants, cafes, shops and more. You never know you can find hidden around the next corner! 📍798 Art Zone ~ take a taxi or metro further out of the city to visit this art district. There are many galleries and art museums with different varieties of art. #beijing #beijingtrip #china #chinatrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #summerdestinations

📍 798 Art District 🚇 Take the metro on line 14 to Wangjing Nan Station and leave through exit B1 and then walk for 20 minutes. Stepping away from the ancient atmosphere of the city into a modern trendy area. In 798 Art District you can find everything from graffiti, sculptures, galleries and so much cool art work! The area was previously an old industrial park, and in the last ten years it has been transformed into a creative and inspiring place! Events such as fashion shows are also usually held here. 🍃 Don’t miss the botanical themed shop and cafe as seen in the last photo！ 📸 Remember to bring your camera to take photos of all of the artwork, architecture and more! #beijing #beijingtrip #china #chinatrip #798artdistrict #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #beijingtrip

📸 798 Art Zone for the hipsters If you visit Beijing, don't miss this place. It is one of the most interesting places and is famous in the world of art and culture in China. 📍This zone is located in the Chaoyang District of Beijing. It is a community full of art studios, performances from various universities. It is an old structure that used to be an industrial factory and has been renovated into a super chic art place. It is very enjoyable to walk around. It is quite large and has many zones. You will definitely enjoy taking pictures. How to get to 798 Art Zone 🚇 MRT: Take the red line (Line 1) and get off at Jianguomen Station (建国门 Station) or Dawanglu Station (大望路 Station), then transfer to the orange line (Line 10) and get off at Sanyuanqiao Station (三元桥 Station). Then transfer to the Airport Express and get off at Sanyuanqiao Station (三元桥 Station). Then take bus number 988 or 988快 to the destination 798 Art Zone or take a taxi. #BeijingTravel #ChinaTravelByYourself

A 1500 square meter solo exhibition, with immense healing power Zhang Zhanzhan - "I Miss You So Much" Classic childhood anime characters, a rabbit running nonstop with flowers, vibrant colors, adorable, warm, and visually striking The giant pink rabbit and the large gorilla are very popular photo spots. The space base is very interesting, with a rocket that you can actually enter through a door. I really like the layout of this space, which also has a bit of an immersive feel The exhibition's artworks feature a strong yet harmonious contrast in colors. Beyond nostalgia, they represent hope and the warmth of light. This artistic approach provides comfort and strength, suggesting that within the deepest yearnings, there is light and beauty. "I Miss You So Much" invites us to slow down, listen to the voice within, and feel that delicate and profound emotion

Beijing attractions big release! Today I will introduce you to the excellent attractions in Beijing, each place is unique, are you ready to explore together? Hurry up and like and collect, Let's Dive in! The Palace Museum The first recommendation is the Forbidden City! It's like the map of ancient China, with five hundred years of royal secrets hidden here. If you have the chance, you must come and take a royal selfie! Summer Palace The Summer Palace is a paradise in Beijing, which is breathtaking. Not only can you see magnificent buildings, but also appreciate the charm of royal gardens. Don't forget to capture your 'autumn appreciation' expression on the promenade, that's the advanced way to play! Great Wall No matter which section you go to, you can feel the weight of history. Climb up, take pictures when you come down, sunbathe, post photos, and tell your friends: I'm on the Great Wall, where are you? Temple of Heaven Park The Temple of Heaven Park is a place with a strong cultural atmosphere, not only beautiful buildings, but also leisurely old Beijing life. The elderly are dancing and practicing Tai Chi, which feels like traveling through time. Here, you can feel the harmony of the old and the modern. 798 Art District Stepping out of the ancient royal atmosphere and coming to the 798 Art District, it's time to feel the modern trendy art of Beijing! There are graffiti, sculptures, galleries, and all kinds of cool art works. Don't miss this art carnival! Tanzhe Temple Not far from the city center, there is a temple hidden in the mountains, Tanzhe Temple. The environment here is pleasant, the air is fresh, it is a good place to relax your mind. Don't forget to taste the vegetarian food, try meditation, and feel the mysterious power of nature. Whether you like modern architecture, natural scenery or cultural history, Beijing has places that will make you linger. Don't forget to check in and share your Beijing adventure, so that more people can also feel the charm of this city!

The name: Beijing 798 Art Zone How to get there: Jiangtai station, exit A (subway line 14), walk 20 min. This is a huge art space, it is beautiful inside and outside. It includes different galleries, nice cafes, graffiti, stores with souvenirs. There is a 3D museum. You can just walk around, have lunch or dinner, buy art things. #visitbeijing #urbanexplorer #art #gallery

This cafe is located at 798 area, famous as an art space. The name is Tian Roast coffee. There are 2 floors with a quiet atmosphere. You can drink a coffee or tea with some cakes. There are hedgehogs everywhere: toys, magnets, icons. And these animals are also on napkins, on mugs etc. You can taste a cake looking as a small hedgehog. #foodie #urbanexplorer #cafe #visitbeijing

So, I recently visited the 798 Art Zone in Beijing, and let me tell you, it was quite an experience. As an art lover, I was excited to explore this former industrial area that has been transformed into a hub of artistic expression. And boy, was I not disappointed! The maze-like alleyways of the 798 Art Zone were a treat to explore. The area was teeming with galleries, studios, cafes, and shops that showcased the work of some of China's most talented artists. From paintings and sculptures to digital art and installations, there was something for everyone. One of the things that struck me about the area was the unique blend of industrial architecture and contemporary artwork. The former factories and warehouses that now house the galleries provide a distinctive backdrop for the art on display, creating a fascinating contrast between old and new. All in all, my visit to the 798 Art Zone was an enriching experience that left me feeling inspired and creative. It's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in contemporary Chinese culture, and even if you're not an art lover, the area has so much to offer in terms of food, community, and architectural beauty. If you're ever in Beijing, make sure to check it out! #beijing #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #cafe #art #artgallery #798artdistrict

#798ArtZone #HotPlace #BeijingTravel #ChinaTravel This time, I'm going to introduce you to the 798 ArtZone in Beijing, China! This is a Beijing artist area where artists actually exhibit, live, work, and sell. In the past, there were many factories that made military supplies, but as the number of military supplies decreased, there were more empty spaces, and rents became cheaper, so artists gathered and created this area. Now, it has become an art attraction that not only artists and enthusiasts but also general tourists visit. As a result, many cafes and restaurants have moved in, so the rents have become more expensive. In addition to galleries, selling art, and souvenirs, there are also many places to see where artists' works are installed on the streets, and there are also many murals. If you love art, I recommend visiting the 798 ArtZone 🤍 Location No.4 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100015 China

If you visited all the main touristic destinations in Beijing you must visit one more - 798 Art Zone. It’s a former factory, but factories can be changed into amazing art spots under the sky. 798 is one of them! There are lots of exhibitions here, so you will not be bored even if you aren’t here for the first time. Shops, vintage stores, cozy cafes create that special kind of atmosphere. Decorations there are great. Every corner looks like a photo location! Highly recommend this place if you didn’t have a chance to visit it. Different food options are available on the territory. So, don’t worry about it! #bucketlistreboot

📍“Mickey: The True Original & Ever Curious If you really miss your childhood Mickey is here to take it back ✨ 🚗 Take a taxi to 798 Art Zone (unfortunately there is no subway station nearby) it's not that expensive at least 20¥ 📌 This place is full of Mickeys😍 📌 It has 3 floors and each if them is beautiful and unique 📌If you are an artist it's a good place to be inspired of Mickeys with different styles are taking you to another level of reality 🐾✨ #museum #arts

Plenty of coffee shops, food, art exhibitions, galleries, little shops and street art on many walls! A unique Beijing experience. Highly recommended for a group to browse and chill!#summervacation #beijingtravel #artgallery #streetart

798 Art Zone, located at No. 2 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, is a cultural and creative industry cluster in Beijing. Since 2002, many artists from around Beijing have gathered here and gradually formed an art group, which has become one of Beijing's cultural landmarks.

It is an understatement to say that Beijing has something for everyone and this colorful gem in the 798 Art Zone is proof of just that. If you are traveling to Beijing you are probably thinking of visiting the Great Wall or the Forbidden City but what about something more edgy and modern... I am very much into the old and historical side of traveling and my partner is into the artsy and off-the-beaten-path types of places. We booked into the East hotel, which is located a few roads away from the Art Zone, so we could cycle to and from in 10-15 minutes depending on the traffic. There are restaurants and art galleries mixed in with vintage shops and an invite-only cocktail bar that is built inside of a train carriage. Unfortunately, we weren't able to make it for our reservation at the cocktail bar but the biker bar next to it during the day was pretty cool all on its own. The 798 Art Zone is a definite must-see if you are in Beijing, even if you are a history geek like me! #thisischina #travelphotography #tbt #chinatravel #beijing #art #travel

798 Art Center also known as “Dashanzi” is located in Beijing is a cluster of former military factories now housing hip creative spaces like 798 Photo Gallery and the Ullens Center for Contemporary Arts! 🌞 The area hosts various outdoor exhibitions showcasing the works of many established and emerging chinese artists. 🎨 Outdoor sculpture installations sit alongside boutiques offering quirky fashion and artsy gifts. Al fresco brunches and specialty coffee are the draw at the areas chic cafes surrounded by amazing inspirational graffiti on the surrounding walls which make you want to stop and have photography’s taken! 🔥🔥🔥 This is an experience and would recommend to spend your warm sunny afternoon in this area 🌞 #beijingtrip #artspace #weekendrecommendations

798 Art Zone or Dashanzi Art District, is a complex of 50-year-old decommissioned military factory buildings boasting a unique architectural style that houses a thriving artistic community in Dashanzi, Chaoyang District of Beijing. The area is often called the 798 Art District or Factory 798 although technically, Factory 798 is only one of several structures inside the complex formerly known as 718 Joint Factory. The buildings are within alleys number 2 and 4 on Jiǔxiānqiáo Lù (酒仙桥路), south of the Dàshānziqiáo flyover (大山子桥). The area is anchored by the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, the largest and most visited venue in the area. In recent years, it has been the main venue for the annual Beijing Queer Film Festival and Beijing Design Week

If you are visiting Beijing, 788 Art Zone is a must see. Even if you live in Beijing, you should visit a few times per year as the art exhibits change regularly. There are so many galleries, art shops, clothing stores, and lovely cafes. It doesn’t even matter the weather because you can’t go in and out of the galleries quickly as they are packed close to one another. If you are into photography, this is also the place for you. Not only do you have lovely art to photograph, but the exterior is like an old brick factory, beautiful by itself, or to pose with. 798 Art Zone truly is a one of a kind place in Beijing.

I read about this temporary exhibition online and wanted absolutely to go! Since I moved in China I was missing all the contemporary art galleries that enriches the Italian big cities, where I used to live. It was a very nice surprise to find Maurizio Cattelan art showed at UCCA gallery in 798 art zone. most of Cattelan's pieces I saw were very interesting and in some way disturbing (in a correct way in how the art should let you feel). I don't recommend to bring kids. But whoever is interested in contemporary art, should stop by! #contemporaryart #arttrip #artgallery #cityoverlook#artgallery#museumquest#culturalattractions

The heart of Beijing's art, 798 Street, has a different atmosphere every time you go. From exhibitions by famous artists to debut exhibitions by unknown new artists, exhibitions that capture the tastes of various people take place in one street. If the weather is good, it's a perfect date course...ㅜ #BeijingTravel#DateCourseRecommendation#798Street

If you are looking for amazing art, beautiful little shops and delicious food then take a trip to the Art District 789 in Beijing. It has everything: permanent and temporary art installations, cafes and restaurants, boutiques and vintages stores and so much more. With little side streets and huge gallerys it is a good time. #awesomepic#café#urbanexplorer

Even people who don’t like art will come away with an appreciation for the topic after a visit to the 798 Art District, Beijing’s avant garde art district. Located in what once was an old electrical power plant, the 798 Art District is a beehive of artistic activity. Visitors can see artists at work in their studios, purchase art and art-related souvenirs, relax their tired feet at a sidewalk café, and admire the hundreds of statues that can be found outdoors on any street. To fully appreciate the 798 Art District, visitors might want to spend at least a whole day here as there is too much to see in just a few hours. #beijingtrip #urbanexplorer #artgallery

Art Street, Beijing 798 Art District🎨 In this former industrial area, poor artists gathered to decorate the streets, and over time, it became the center of Beijing art, the 798 Art District. When you enter the art district, you will see a huge number of sculptures, murals, and exhibition halls. The name 'Art Street' fits it so well! It was a photo spot everywhere. There were so many shops, and they all sold unique items. From handicrafts to clothes, everything! I couldn't just pass by and bought a hat...! Feel the energy and freedom of artists in the 798 Art District, where there are many things to see and take great pictures💜 #BeijingTravel #Beijing #Beijing #China #798 #798ArtDistrict #ArtStreet #SpringIsHere #CityTravel #VacationTravel #LifeShotPlace

Emperor Dudu shop | ins wind niche photo holy place attached color tutorial went to Beijing on a business trip stumbled upon a store, originally thought it was a coffee shop, later learned that it is a designer shop, the main selling clothes And jewelry. The space design is great and every place is attentive. The clerk is also very nice and will tell you which places are suitable for taking pictures. On the working day, there are not many people. The overall style is based on white tone, ins simple style, super good shot! Because this time I didn't bring a camera, this set of photos was taken by a mobile phone. The indoor lighting is great, and the mobile phone is also stress-free! There are at least five photo areas, and the photo labels are all remarked! Its so good! ! The phone was a bit yellowish in the early stage, and the VSCO color was used later. The original intention was to adjust to a neat bright white, which is closer to the naked eye. If you like, you can refer to the following steps: filter: AV8 +12.0 exposure+0.8 contrast+1.8 sharpness+1.4 tone separation: shadow tone +3.2 :Whrite Noice white noise space coordinates: 798 Art District Ceramics 3rd Street is the second floor of the creative shop Tickets: 20 yuan per person, a cup of drink (Paris water, beer, etc.) Choose one of the drinks, the price is very high)

Avoid the crowds and experience the most authentic Beijing lifestyle, immersing yourself in the local's favorite niche attractions and delicacies: --- ### **📅 Day 1: Hutong Wander + Imperial City Secrets** **🌅 Morning: Slow Life in Beiluoguxiang** - **Beiluoguxiang** (avoid the crowds in Nanluoguxiang): Drink old Beijing jasmine latte at JM Cafe, check in at "Xiaoshiguang" to play with cats. - **Guozijian Street**: Ride a bicycle under the red walls and green tiles, view the Yonghe Temple incense (without entering), and visit the "Lost & Found" home store. - **Jianchang Hutong**: Visit "Yuan Gu Ben Dian" to eat seasonal desserts, and see free art exhibitions in the Hutong Gallery. **🍜 Lunch: Xian Lao Man (Andingmen Branch)** - Must-orders: Lao Man dumplings (fennel and egg filling), fried sausage, and stewed liver, RMB 40 per person for a filling meal. **🌆 Afternoon: Time Travel in Dongjiaomin Lane** - Stroll through the Western-style building complex: the former site of the French Post Office, St. Michael's Church, and take retro street scenes. - **Xixinglong Street**: The old street where locals buy groceries, overlooking the hutong rooftops from the rooftop of the "Wei Shui" coffee shop. **🌄 Sunset: Jingshan Wanchun Pavilion** - Enter from the West Gate and climb to the top in 10 minutes, overlooking the golden glazed sea of the Forbidden City. It is recommended to arrive at 17:30 to wait for the sunset. **🍲 Dinner: Niujie Hongji Snacks (Takeaway)** - Buy Tang Huo Shao (sugar-filled sesame cake), Aiwowo (glutinous rice cake with sweet fillings), and Pea Flour Cake, while strolling around Fayuan Temple block, and encounter old men walking their birds. --- ### **📅 Day 2: Ancient Temple Exploration + Art Secrets** **🌿 Morning: Zen Walk in the Western Suburbs** - **Fahai Temple** (reservation required): See the treasures of Ming Dynasty murals, the shock is comparable to Dunhuang. - **Modekou Street**: Drink "snow peak" hand-brewed coffee next to the camel sculpture, and visit the old goods stalls on Jingxi Ancient Road. **🍜 Lunch: Na Jia Restaurant (Botanical Garden Branch)** - Manchu court cuisine, recommended secret crispy shrimp and royal altar, RMB 90 per person. **🎨 Afternoon: Deep Dive into the 798 Art District** - Avoid the main street, explore the avant-garde exhibition at the "Mountain Art Center", and find designer cultural and creative products at the "Mumu Store". - **Dentsu Creative Square**: Industrial-style blue square, the giant gear installation is super photogenic. **🌇 Evening: Red Brick Art Museum Light and Shadow** - Enter 1 hour before closing, there are few people and the light is soft, wear a white dress to take blockbusters on the blue brick corridor bridge. **🍢 Late Night Snack: Beixinqiao Stewed Liver Restaurant** - Open 24 hours, come to a bowl of hot stewed liver with Arctic Ocean soda late at night, and listen to taxi drivers chatting. --- ### **📅 Day 3: Great Wall Wild Fun + Ancient Building Night Talk** **⛰ Morning: Mutianyu Great Wall Secret Section** - Take the cable car to the No. 14 watchtower, hike to No. 20 (entrance to the non-open section), and contract the unmanned Great Wall. **🍜 Lunch: Yutang Resort Hotel Shanba** - Rainbow trout is grilled, sit on the terrace and overlook the Huairou mountain scenery, RMB 120 per person. **🏯 Afternoon: Zhihua Temple Listening to Beijing Music** - Watch the non-heritage musicians perform at 14:00, watch the caisson under the pear tree, the ticket is RMB 20, which is great value. **🌃 Night: Capital Theater Watching "Teahouse"** - Buy tickets on the official website in advance, feel the acting skills of the old actors of Beijing People's Art Theater, and after the show, turn into "Great Leap Brewing" to drink Beiping Wheat. --- ### **🌟 Local's Secret Tips:** 1. **Traffic Artifact**: Download "Yitongxing" to scan the code to take the subway, and rent Qingju shared bicycles in the hutong area (pay attention to the parking area). 2. **Ticket Reservation**: Forbidden City/National Museum grab tickets 7 days in advance, and make an appointment for niche attractions on the same day. 3. **Hidden Gameplay**: "Stand-up Comedy Open Mic" at Gulou every Thursday night, RMB 30 to laugh until you can't breathe. 4. **Souvenirs**: Daoxiangcun recognizes the Sanhe logo, recommended hawthorn pot helmets, Mozi Su, and bulk is more affordable. Avoid the tour group route and spend three days feeling the collision of new and old Beijing. This is the real Beijing aesthetics. 🚲

#discoverchina The 798 Art Zone is a fascinating destination that combines art, culture, and history. As the sun sets, the zone transforms into a vibrant and lively area, perfect for an evening stroll. As you walk through the 798 Art Zone, you'll notice the unique graffiti-adorned buildings that line the streets. These colorful murals add a touch of whimsy and creativity to the area, making it a photographer's paradise. The 798 Art Zone is home to numerous art galleries and studios, showcasing a wide range of artistic styles and mediums. From contemporary Chinese art to international exhibitions, there's something for every art lover. The 798 Art Zone is also home to a variety of cafes and restaurants, serving everything from traditional Chinese cuisine to international fare. You can grab a coffee or a meal and enjoy the area's vibrant atmosphere.

First Encounter with 798 As the spring breeze from Beijing's Chaoyang District gently blows, step into the 798 Art District and feel as though you've traveled through time. With its mottled red brick walls, graffiti, industrial-style factory buildings, and creative markets, this is Beijing's most vibrant cultural hub. Stroll here on a weekend afternoon and experience the collision of history and art; there are surprises around every corner. Useful Information 📍 Transportation: It's a 10-minute walk from Wangjing South Station on subway Line 14, or take bus routes 401/402 to the 798 Art District Station. If driving, navigate to "798 Art Center parking lot" (CNY 6/hour). 🎫 Admission: The art district is free to enter, but some exhibition halls, such as UCCA, require advance ticket purchase via Trip.com (approx. CNY 100). 📸 Photography Tips: - The green train carriages in the Locomotive Square are a must-photograph, with a retro café and railway tracks creating a super atmospheric vibe. - The graffiti walls in Area E are colorful, and you can capture great shots in the alleyways. - The old mechanical installations and interplay of light and shadow in Area D are a paradise for industrial style enthusiasts. Nearby Travel Guide ✨ Must-see: A 10-minute walk to 751D-PARK, where the silver oil tanks and industrial-style cafes are incredibly photogenic. 🍰 Food: Creative Sichuan cuisine at Meng Lin's Kitchen, Douhua Rice Noodles at Chi Chang, and afternoon desserts at Du Ge Lang for a CNY 19.9 set menu. 🏨 Accommodation: Experience old Beijing in a Qianmen Hutong homestay, or enjoy convenient shopping in a Sanlitun hotel business district. Things to Avoid ❌ Closed on Mondays! Some exhibition halls charge separate fees, so check the exhibition information in advance. ❌ Wear flat shoes! The art district is large, so be prepared for a 20,000-step walk. ❌ Dining in the commercial area is expensive, so bring your own snacks or eat at the art district canteen. My Personal Route Enter from the southwest gate → Graffiti Wall in Area E → Industrial Style Check-in in Area D → Lunch at Chi Chang → UCCA Exhibition → Photograph the sunset at Locomotive Square in the evening. In the spring, 798 is filled with the aroma of coffee and art. Come and collect this map for a soulful stroll! 💙 ---

#discoverchina The 798 Art Zone in Beijing is a dynamic blend of art, culture, and history. Explore its industrial-chic spaces filled with galleries, studios, and cafés, offering a unique glimpse into China's thriving contemporary art scene. Lots of one off stores and cafes. Can definitely spend an entire day here. A few high end galleries exist, but mostly it is a collection of indie artist stores for jewelry, clothing, glass, carvings, pottery and myriad other items. The area is huge, so you will not see everything in a single day.