Beijing Nanxincang Cultural and Leisure Street Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Nanxincang was once a royal official warehouse in Kyoto during the Ming and Qing dynasties for storing royal grain and salary. It was built on the basis of North Taicang in the Yuan Dynasty in the seventh year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1409). It has a history of more than 600 years. Nanxincang is located at No. 22 Dongshishitiao, Beijing. There are currently 9 ancient warehouses preserved. It is the only royal warehouse in the country and the largest and best-preserved in Beijing. It is a reference in the history of Kyoto, water transportation, and warehousing. Historical witness. Now Nanxincang has become a cultural and creative leisure street that combines ancient and modern times, and is a model of the integration of culture and modernity.

Attractions distribution:

Nan Xincang was once the royal granary. Walking into the current Nan Xincang, in addition to understanding the historical changes of Nan Xincang and the architectural structure of the ancient warehouse, Nan Xincang Culture and Leisure Street "new in the old, fashion in history" The characteristics of "China" also bring new feelings to tourists. Nanxincang Cultural Plaza is full of creativity. Various shops in the cultural street integrate art culture, food culture, performance culture, etc., bringing tourists a rich leisure and entertainment experience.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A-level scenic spot, Beijing cultural relics protection unit

Scenic spot features:

Photography, visiting ancient times, culture, modernity, shopping, dining, creativity, royal granary, cultural and creative street