Beijing Dongjiaominxiang Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Dongjiaomin Lane in Beijing was an embassy district in the old China period, with small Western-style buildings standing side by side and swaying branches of large locust trees. Dongjiaomin Lane starts from Tiananmen Square East Road in the west and ends at Chongwenmen Nei Street in the east. It is nearly 3 kilometers long and is the longest alley in old Beijing.

Attractions distribution:

Dongjiaominxiang is the only remaining group of Western-style buildings in Beijing that retain their original appearance in the early 20th century. They are made of exposed bricks for moldings and pilasters, brick arches and verandahs, wooden corner purlins, and iron sloped roofs. The scenic area includes the Catholic Church, Embassy Street, the former site of Huaqi Bank, the former site of Credit Agricole Bank, the former site of Zhengjin Bank, the former site of the Japanese Embassy, ​​the former site of the Belgian Embassy, ​​the former site of the French Post Office, the former site of the French Barracks, the Six Nations Hotel and other architectural landscapes.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National key units

Scenic spot features:

Sightseeing, architecture, old sites