Jingshan Park is seated on the center point of Beijing inner city’s north-south axis, which used to be the private backyard of royal family. Nowadays, people from all over the world have the chance to visit here by paying the price of a bottled water only! Senior people also come for exercise and dancing!

One of the main buildings in the park is called Wanchun Pavilion, where you can see the magnificent panorama of Forbidden City and overlook the Beihai Park on its west and Drum Tower far on the north.

Another 4 pavilions were settled on east and west side of Wanchun Pavilion in an axial symmetry. Fulan Pavilion and Zhoushang Pavilion look exactly the same, embellished by glazed tiles of peacock blue and amethystine color. In sunny day, tiles shine brightly under the sunlight. Jifang Pavilion and Guanmiao Pavilion were also built in the same structure with the same decoration. The double eave roof was carpeted with glaze tiles of Emerald green and lemon yellow.

You can not only learn the charming Chinese traditional architecture here, but also walk on the winding path shadowed by verdant giant trees. In spring, you may even see blooming peony and tulip twinkling under the sun.

 By Subway:
a. Subway Line 8-National Art Museum, Exit A. Walk about 1.1km to the west to reach East Gate;
b. Subway Line 6-Nanluoguxiang, Exit A. Walk about 1.3km to the south to South Gate.

 By bus:
a. Take bus No. 101, 103, 109, 124, 128 or Xidan Tourist Line and get off at Gugong (Forbidden City) Station;
b. Take bus No. 58, 111, 124 or Tourist Line 3 and get off at Jingshan East Gate Station;
c. Take bus No. 5 and get off at Xibanqiao Station.