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What to See in Beijing: Beijing Attractions, Top Beijing Attraction | ChinaTour.com

by Bella Wei Editor
Beijing Attractions

Beijing Attraction lists you the most-visited and must-see Beijing tourist attractions like Great Wall, Forbidden City, Summer Palace and much more. In addition, some other information about Beijing attractions like admission fee and opening time are also provided.

As the largest and best-preserved ancient royal building complex in the world, the Palace Museum is a reflection of the highest architecture level in ancient China.



Forbidden City, located in the center of Beijing, is the largest, best-preserved in the world. The Forbidden City used to be the imperial palace of Ming Dynasty which began to be built in 1406 AD and completed in 1420 AD with toilsome work of tens of thousands of laborers. The rectangle-shaped palace is 961 meters from south to north and 753 meters from west to east. It covers an area of 725,000 square meters and the building area is 155,000 square meters with 8,707 rooms. The wall of palace is 12 meters high and 3,400 meters long. There is a moat with the length of 52 meters around the palace. In this way, the palace becomes a strong and impregnable castle. The building complex was laid out very precisely in accordance with a feudal code of architectural hierarchy which designated specific feature for reflecting the paramount authority and status of the emperor.


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