During the National Day holiday, you must visit the Sijiucheng Hutongs, walk or ride

Beijing's hutongs are my favorite. I like two time points: National Day and Spring Festival. The red flag of National Day and the lanterns of Spring Festival Slow down and take a walk in the alleys A cost-saving, festive and pleasant micro-vacation 🎲Recommend a route that I like very much recently ① From Shaanxi Lane, the core area of ​​the "Eight Great Hutongs" ② Go to the peaceful Tieshuxie Street ③Go to Cherry Street with a park in the middle of the street ④ And the shortest alley, the 1-foot street ⑤The first cultural street in Beijing - Liulichang East Street ⑥ Then walk to Yangmeizhu, which has both hutong texture and full of tonality. ⑦ Then go to Chaer Hutong and Sanjing Hutong on the north side of Yangmeizhu ⑧Finally, I chose Beijing Wang 4F to watch the sunset, perfect 1️⃣Shaanxi Lane Shanglin Inn was once the place where Xiao Fengxian and Sai Jinhua were listed, and its interior has the well-preserved structure of a high-class brothel. No. 52 was once Xiao Fengxian’s residence, Yunjiban. 2️⃣ Tieshu Xiejie Compared with the commercial atmosphere of Dashilan next door, this place feels like a pure land. Wudao Temple, No. 93 Museum, Mei Lanfang's ancestral home, future post office, Neiguan Book Hall... full of stories 3️⃣ Cherry Alley There are not too many highlights but it has a hutong flavor. However, the Baihua Garden on this street is one of the few parks in the hutong in the neighborhood. 4️⃣One Foot Street The shortest hutong in Beijing is Chidajie Hutong, which connects Yangmeizhuxie Street and Liulichang East Street. • 5️⃣ Liulichang Ancient Culture Street Known as the "No. 1 Cultural Street in Beijing", Rongbaozhai, Daiyuexuan, Yidege, Red Star Xuan Paper, China Bookstore... 6️⃣ Yangmeizhuxie Street Dongshengping Hotel, Liang Shizheng's former residence, Suzuki Canteen, Model Bookstore, and Hutong Café with tiles on the roof. • 7️⃣Chaer Hutong and Sanjing Hutong Don’t go out after visiting Yangmeizhu. Continue through the alley to the north hutong. You can visit Chaer, Sanjing, or Qudeng. This area is very clean and has a strong hutong atmosphere with few people! 8️⃣Beijing Fun If you don’t visit Beijing Wang, you must make this your end point to overlook the Beijing hutongs and see the city life from a different perspective. I recommend this as an empty terrace that overlooks the hutong, where you can watch the perfect sunset and the Beijing landmark after the lights are on, Beijing Wang W4 Building, 4F. • 🔜During the last two days of the short holiday, you can arrange half a day to go shopping.