In the blink of an eye, my young man graduated from kindergarten. He said that he wanted to go to Beijing to see the flag raising, so we called his good friend and his family for a walk-and-go trip. After thinking about it, I still write Write a travel note, maybe, just a certain family needs to take the kindergarten children out for free travel!
2 families, 4 adults and 3 children, (2 6 years old, 1 2 years old), the 7-day round-trip trip has begun~
Accommodation: I originally booked a 5-star hotel near Tiananmen Square, but after thinking about it, I wanted to let the children experience the courtyard house culture when I came to Beijing, so I found a courtyard homestay on Ctrip, which happened to be a separate room next door. There is also a separate bathroom. The point is, the landlord has redecorated it, and it also has a kitchen and a washing machine.... It is just right for a family like us. You can change your clothes every day and take them out to bask in the sun. The feeling of living in a homestay for the first time is still good. The famous hotel is in Beiluoguxiang (it is also at the end of Nanluoguxiang), and the price is 550 per night. According to the car rental master, this price is already very low. Well, the price at the foot of the emperor may not be as good as the evaluation in Shenzhen. Friends in need can leave a message to me.
On the first day, the plane arrived at 1:00 a.m. after 10:00 a.m., and I rented a Buick GL8 from Shangbao, which fits 7 people, and it was a new car, which cost RMB 160. Therefore, when we go back, we also look for their car, which is convenient. After checking in that afternoon, we walked from our residence to Nanluoguxiang. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes to walk around. After that, under the guidance of enthusiastic Beijing citizens, I took a bus to Tiananmen Square, because the children are looking forward to their Tiananmen Square. (Actually, I found out later that the subway is not bad, but I just need to make a few turns). Tiananmen Square has been well protected, and the security check is very strict, so remember to always bring your ID card when traveling in Beijing. The children were running happily in the Monument Square, having fun and just waiting for the time for the flag to be lowered, and watched the flag by the way. (The time for lowering the flag is fixed, so you can check it online first.) Afterwards, we walked to Qianmen Street for dinner. The first meal was of course roast duck, but what I ate was Siji Mingfu, and it felt so-so. Therefore, if you just want to experience Peking duck, it is recommended to go directly to Quanjude.
The next day, because it was Monday, all the museums were closed, so we arranged to go to the Great Wall. We chartered a car, also a Buick GL8, the master is a very enthusiastic Beijinger, and the cost is RMB 780 per day. Because there are many children, we started from the place where we lived at 8:30. According to the teacher, we estimated that we would have to arrive very late, but it turned out okay. We arrived at the Great Wall at around 10:30 - Mutianyu Great Wall. (not Badaling). Personally, I suggest that this Great Wall is more interesting, because I have been to the Badaling Great Wall before, and there are too many people, but this Great Wall is a bit far away, so there are more foreigners and less travel agencies. Therefore, when climbing the Great Wall, there will be no people coming and going. When going up, there is a choice of cable car and cableway, which are operated by different companies. My personal suggestion is that if children are brave, they can choose the cableway. The ropeway is similar to a swing. The cableway goes up and down is the slideway. It is similar to a children's twist car. Adults lead children, and adults control the brakes. Children like this way of going down. Because there is a 2-year-old child, our 2 mothers took the 2-year-old sister to push the cart as a cable car, and the fathers took 2 64-year-old children to ride the cableway. When I reached the top of the mountain, I found that the destinations of the two ways were inconsistent. Going up the cable car, you can climb up or down the Great Wall (that is, the place where the cableway arrives). However, people who come up the cableway can only go to the cable car. climb. Mutianyu is still good, with good scenery and few people. We came down at about 2 o'clock, and the Chinese food was the bread we brought with us. Because there are children, so I didn't choose to go to the Ming Tombs or the like. Afterwards, the master sent us to Tiantan Park and bought a joint ticket. Fortunately, there were not many people entering at 3:30, because the travel agencies started to leave. We came out around 6 o'clock, and asked the driver to take us directly to a meat brushing restaurant opposite Nanluoguxiang. It was recommended by the landlord, and it was not bad. It was called North Gate Brushing Meat. Hope I remember correctly;
On the third day, I went to the Summer Palace and the Old Summer Palace. past the subway. In Beijing, basically the subway can reach all
Attractions - Except for things like the Great Wall in the suburbs. It happened to be spring, and the subway line first arrived at the Old Summer Palace, so we got off the bus and entered at 11 o'clock. The door to enter was not the main scenic spot, but the garden. The children started to look for dandelions in the grass, and the mothers were busy taking beautiful photos. There were lakes and mountains... As you can imagine, the Old Summer Palace used to be really big and beautiful. It’s about 2 o’clock from Yuanmingyuan, take a taxi for more than 10 yuan, and have lunch at a food street next to the Summer Palace, and the price is not expensive. After eating, we went directly to the Summer Palace. The time we entered the park was the time when the travel agency basically came to the end, so there were very few people taking pictures and playing. There are tour guides in the Summer Palace, so it is recommended not to do so. (We invited one, but later regretted it). The Summer Palace also walked slowly. At that time, there were basically no tourists in Changting around 5 o’clock. It was suitable for us to rest and enjoy the beautiful scenery while walking. Quite a few photos. However, children who want to row a boat can only miss it. Too tired, I didn’t answer Nanluoguxiang until after 8 o’clock in the evening, looking for something to eat.
On the fourth day, I went to the Science and Technology Museum, the Water Cube, and the Bird's Nest. science Museum. The Science and Technology Museum is very large, and when children stroll around slowly, they can reserve tickets online in advance. Remember that children of our size are free of charge. When I came back from the subway, I went directly to Shichahai, because I could walk back to my residence. By the way, stroll around Shichahai. Also row a boat. Afterwards, we walked to the Bell and Drum Tower, and experienced the online celebrity shop of "Yao Ji Fried Liver". There are many people, but the price is very affordable.
On the fifth day, I visited the Forbidden City. I thought there would be few people, but in the end, there were a lot of people, and it turned out to be a popular scenic spot. Tickets are now purchased online, you can pay attention to "Beijing Local Treasure", basically all museum tickets can be bought. I went into the Forbidden City around 10:30, and came out at about 1:00. I had dinner near Jingshan Park. It is recommended to go directly to "Da San Yuan" to eat. We also went to some gourmet restaurants that are popular on the Internet. It is really not flattering. (The intersection of traffic lights on the road from the Forbidden City to Jingshan Park is Dasanyuan, which is better). The purpose of climbing Jingshan Mountain is to see the panorama of the Forbidden City. It is really shocking, such a big palace. The central axis of Beijing can also be seen clearly. When Jingshan came down, he wanted to go to Prince Gong's Mansion, but he didn't have enough time, so he went directly to Beihai. Beside Jingshan is Beihai. The children are enthusiastic about rowing. The boat rental in Beihai is cheaper than that in Shichahai. It was already evening when Beihai came out, and I found a shop called “Courtyard” with good reviews on the Internet. It was a real courtyard house. Make an appointment in advance, the environment is good, and the dishes are so-so. There are too many children, and there is no time to go to Prince Gong's Mansion during free time, so I can only go another day.
On the sixth day, I walked to the restaurant "Yaoji Fried Liver" next to the Bell and Drum Tower for breakfast. Their steamed stuffed buns were pretty good. By the way, this store is very famous, mainly in Nanluoguxiang or Beiluoguxiang, you can try it. The price is also ok. After eating, take a stroll around the Bell and Drum Tower. You need to climb a very steep staircase. Fortunately, there are basically no people, so it is not dangerous. Climb up and find that the Bell and Drum Tower is where the central axis is located. After that, I took the bus to Prince Gong's Mansion. Fortunately, we travel independently, which is different from the travel agency's route, so it's good to take a slow look and stroll around. After coming out of Prince Kung’s Mansion, it’s Shichahai. I ate roast duck again at “Quanjude” in Shichahai. I feel that the atmosphere is different, because a chef is cutting and arranging the duck on the spot. The waiter finally gave me 3 duck-shaped chopsticks. Give it to the kids. After that, I took the subway to the Military Museum, free of charge. But make an appointment in advance. However, if there are few visitors, you can also swipe your ID card on the spot to enter. The military museum is still good. It's a pity that none of our children are fans, but Dad likes it very much.
On the seventh day, I originally planned to walk to Guozijian and Confucius Temple, but my father and the children seemed to be very tired and unwilling to move, so I had to walk to Nanluoguxiang to buy some gifts and go back. On the last day, I found out that there is a real courtyard house next to where I live, but it is just a restaurant with rockeries, gardens, and full of flowers. According to my classmates, this is probably at least a ministerial-level mansion. In fact, such a courtyard house is what I want to live in.
