Best for Kids in Beijing"

"Best for Kids in Beijing"

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Forbidden City Concert Hall "Music for All"

Forbidden City Concert Hall, located at the Zhongshan Park, is a veritable haven for lovers of eclectic music. Home to a wealth of classical concerts, music dos, live performances, orchestras, vocal, instrumental, solos and group performances, it is also called the Zhongshan Park Music Hall. It can easily seat a crowd of 1,400 and charms a huge number of patrons by Gene Zhang into admiring its blend of tradition and modernity. Brilliant acoustics and an even more brilliant line-up of live performances makes this a must visit while in the city. The concert hall organizes an annual two-month-long children arts festival called Open the Door to Art.

+86 10 6559 8285 Donghuamen Road, Zhongshan Park, Xicheng, Pékin

Hotel Kapok "Bon emplacement"

Cet hôtel est situé à quelques minutes de la gare de Pékin et d'autres attractions populaires sur la rue Donghuamen. Cet hôtel quatre étoiles a été conçu par un architecte Chinois de renom, Pei Zhu. Que vous soyez là pour le plaisir ou pour les affaires, cet hôtel vous offre un environnement confortable pour encourager votre visite dans la ville. Pour la cuisine by Booking.com occidental dinez au restaurant Shuxiangmendi situé à l'hôtel. C'est un bel endroit avec beaucoup de facilités, un service amical et d'autres qualités qui vous laisseront un souvenir mémorable. Il y a aussi pas mal d'attractions dans le coin.

+86 10 6525 9988 www.kapokhotelbeijing.com/ 16 Donghuamen Street, Pékin

National Center for the Performing Arts

"l'œuf est ouvert"

Le Centre National de performances de la Chine, après six ans de construction et 400 millions en dépenses, a ouvert en Juin 2007. Malgré le coût, le gouvernement chinois assure que le centre n'est pas destiné à by Jorge Láscar from rapporter de l'argent et les sièges sont abordables. L'atmosphère est Australia opulente, avec ses murs en soie, son acoustique et éclairage ultra moderne et une façade conçue par l'architecte français Paul Andreu. Le complexe a trois halls (théâtre, opéra, concerts) qui ensemble accueille 6000 personnes. Le centre est situé près de la Cité Interdite et du Grand Hall du Peuple.

+86 10 6655 0000 (Tickets) www.chncpa.org/ [email protected] National Centre for the Performing Arts, Pékin China Children's Art Theater "Child's Play"

China Children's Art Theater hosts plays dedicated to the children and those young at heart. This eminent theater is a subordinate of the Ministry of Culture. With a seating capacity of over 700 people, the stage performances are sure to lure any kid. If that is not enough, this place also boasts of a small "angel hall" that screens video recordings. With a by marko8904 charming ambiance and a variety of entertaining performance, this place assures a memorable experience for you and your young ones. The theater holds performances by national as well as international artists.

+86 10 6521 1425 64 Dong'anmen Street, Pékin

New China Store for Children

"Children's Shopping Paradise"

If you take the kids along to this store, you might be hard pushed getting them to leave. This six-storey building offers everything a child could dream of from toys to stationery and clothing. This shop was the first state- owned department store for children following the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. Apart from stocking everything a child by Sarah Doody on Unsplash could possibly want or need they also offer dining and entertainment on Unsplash facilities. It is good thing that the shop does not provide lodging facilities.

+86 10 6525 0866 168 Wangfujing Dajie, Pékin

Parc Beihai "Un joli parc historique"

Bâti pour les empereurs régnants de la dynastie Khan, ce parc vert luxuriant était autrefois utilisé comme lieu de détente par la famille royale. Les jardins furent initialement construits au XIe siècle, mais ils ne furent ouverts au public qu’en 1925. Abritant l’un des plus grands jardins chinois historiques au monde, ce parc contient également de nombreux temples by Czzhermit et structures historiques. Vous pourrez explorer ses jardins pittoresques, son lac et sa célèbre Pagode blanche au sommet de l’îlot de Jade. Les enfants seront ravis de faire du pédalo sur le lac serein, ou un pique-nique à l’ombre.

+86 10 6403 3225 www.beihaipark.com.cn/ [email protected] Beihai Park, Pékin

Red Wall Garden Hotel "Charming Courtyard Hotel"

Situated on a lovely, tree-lined hutong lies the Red Wall Garden Hotel. Centered around a tranquil courtyard, Walking distance from many of the city's most popular tourist attractions and sights, the hotel is a perfect retreat for your visit to Beijing. Rooms are based on traditional Chinese design, but with many modern touches like flat screen TVs, wireless by KassandraBay internet and minibar. The free buffet breakfast will give you a great start to your day exploring the incredible sights Beijing has to offer.

+86 10 5169 2222 www.redwallgardenhotel. [email protected] 41 Shijia Hutong, Pékin com Beijing Museum of Natural History "Strange & Captivating Museum"

The impressively large Beijing Museum of Natural History includes an aquarium, an evolution hall and an animal kingdom exhibit. The museum is famous for its weird and creepy halls of evolution. Here, you will find robotic dinosaurs, stuffed animals, fossils, skeletal remains, and pickled human torsos, as well as Siamese twins. If the torsos are too much, then by Jason Quinn stick to the smaller jars containing various body parts. Many exhibits have English captions.

+86 10 6702 4439 www.bmnh.org.cn/ [email protected] 126 Tianqiao Street, Pékin

Cherry Lane Movies "Chinese Movies with English Subtitles"

If the lack of language ability is the only thing standing between you and Chinese cinema, Cherry Lane Movies might be just your ticket. Every second Friday the movie house shows recent and classic Chinese films with English subtitles. A very popular recent screening was of the internationally acclaimed "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon". Cherry Lane by Ahen0barbus Movies is part of the Sino-Japanese Friendship Center. There is a Website and a regular email newsletter.

+86 10 6404 2711 www.cherrylanemovies.com.cn/ 3 Zhangzizhong Lu, Pékin

Seven Color Light Children's Theater "Kids Special"

Seven Color Children Theater, also known as Qiseguang Children's Theater, is located at Hutong alley of Dong Cheng district. The theater primarily hosts performances specially for kids and encourages performances by children's art troupe. "The Diary of Anne Frank" and by dalbera "Servant of Two Masters" shows were a major hit and dominated the stage for a month. The entertainment venue is a good place to spend some quality time with your little ones and teach them a thing or two about culture and art.

+86 10 8402 2285 14A, Ju'er Hutong, Jiaodaokou, Pékin

Red Theatre "Martial Arts Theater"

The Red Theatre is home to the China Heaven Creation International Performing Arts Co. and their nightly Kung Fu show. The Legend of Kung Fu is a spectacular show where these talented performers combine dance, martial arts and traditional Chinese acrobatics. Beautiful sets, lighting and costumes really add to the production value of the show, just one of the by Andy Miah many reasons the Red Theatre is such a popular destination for tourists and people looking for great entertainment.

www.redtheatre.cn/ [email protected] 44 Xingfu Dajie, Pékin Nanguan Park "Green Oasis in a Busy City"

Nanguan Park is a hidden gem in Dongcheng District, replete with blooming purple wisterias. It has beautiful bridges running over a reflective lake, flanked by lush green lawns and unusual trees. There are fountains and water sculptures as well. You can choose a cozy spot somewhere around the lake and enjoy a family picnic. The free entry is the by 玄史生 added bonus.

+86 10 8401 2558 1A Xiyangguan Hutong, Pékin

Jacadi

"Well-known French Label for Kids"

With the ever-increasing array of designer labels in children's sizes, kids are becoming fussy when it comes to fashion. For the child that must wear the best, this is a terrific store that offers a dynamic range of high quality clothes. The age range targeted in this shop starts with new born babies through to young teenagers. Typical of French designs, the prices are a by Sarah Doody on Unsplash little on the steep side. on Unsplash

+86 10 6505 2288 1, Jian Guo Men Wai Avenue, China World Shopping Mall, Pékin

Chaoyang Theatre "High Flying Shows"

This popular theater is known for their stunning acrobatic shows. Quite spacious at 3,000 square meters, with a main theater and two movie halls, the venue has been around since 1984. Specifically designed for tourist friendly shows, the Chaoyang Theatre is a designated National Cultural Advanced Unit. With over three million visitors over the last 20 years, by Tohuchar including foreign presidents, diplomats, and celebrities, this show is truly a cultural relic and must visit.

+86 135 5252 7373 www.chaoyangtheatre.co [email protected] 36 North East Third Ring m/ om Road, Pékin

Beijing Zoo "Animal Kingdom"

This is the biggest zoo in China, with more than 3,500 species from almost every corner of the world. Besides featuring China's famous 'mascot', the adorable panda, the zoo has an assortment of elephants, monkeys, tigers, bears, zebras, and many exotic birds. This fantastic collection attracts hundreds of thousands of kids and adults every year. by Ivan Walsh Visitors can also pick up some zoological knowledge by visiting the various theme areas, such as those housing pandas and amphibians.

+86 10 6839 0274 www.bjzoo.com/ 137 Xizhimen Outer Street, Pékin by User:Captmondo The Paleozoological Museum of China "Learn About the Dinosaur Days"

The fascinating Paleozoological Museum of China focuses on paleontology, paleo-anthropology, paleo-ecology and the theory of evolution. Visitors will find an array of exhibits containing bones, fossils and taxidermy specimens of dinosaurs, fish, reptiles and mammals of the past. The hands-on, interactive displays are fun for children of all ages and make for educational play time. They even offer a children's program, the "Young Darwin Club" where kids can attend special workshops, go on field excursions, and learn about collecting fossils and how to cast them.

+86 10 8836 9280 www.paleozoo.cn [email protected] 142 Xi Wai Da Jie, Pékin

Chaoyang Park

"Beijing's Largest Park"

Chaoyang Park is considered by many to be Beijing's most popular city park, and is most certainly the city's biggest park. The park has tons of activities to keep you entertained all day, from long walking and running trails, to peaceful lakes. The park also houses a delightful amusement park that offers fun for the whole family. You will also find other activities by Sharon McCutcheon on happening throughout the park, like ping pong tournaments in the park's Unsplash on Unsplash ping pong table section.

1 Chaoyang Park South Road, Pékin

Beijing Happy Valley "Rides Galore"

This huge amusement park is located in Beijing's Chaoyang District. Beijing Happy Valley features different themed areas, with the rides all fitting into those themes, making for a fun journey through different "lands." The park has more than 40 rides to entertain you like the Crystal Wing and Extreme Rusher. There is also a mini-train that runs around the by milst1 park, a great way to rest your feet and see the whole place.

+86 10 6738 9898 East 4th Ring Road, Pékin

Holiday Inn Lido "Le plus grand Holiday Inn du monde"

Holiday Inn Lido en est le plus grand du monde. Il fait parti d'un complexe des appartements, des bureaux, des écoles, et un club de remise en forme.

+86 10 6437 6688 6 Jiangtai Road, Pékin by Porto Bay Trade

National Zoological Museum of China "Zoo Museum Behemoth"

Situated within the premises of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the National Zoological Museum of China is a massive structure in the city. The building consists of three floors of beautiful exo-skeletons of various animals and birds and reptiles. Sprawling over a large space, the museum by doctor-a can easily be deemed as the largest zoological indoor museum in the city offering exhibits of insects, mammals and the stunning collection of so many butterflies. There is a huge whale skeleton hanging from the central area roof that is equally awe-inspiring.

+86 10 6480 7975 www.ioz.cas.cn/jgsz/kyxt/200907/t Datun Road, Chinese Academy of 20090713_2068596.html Sciences, Pékin

China Science and Technology Museum "Hands-on Science Displays"

Altogether fun and educational, the Chinese Science and Technology Museum has some great hands-on exhibits dealing with electricity, gravity and all your favorite science experiments. Within the large Historical Exhibits hall you can learn about the lives of scientists, and see monthly by Jason Quinn exhibits, shows and displays. A giant circular screen shows films about evolution, modern science and space exploration.

+86 10 5904 1000 www.cstm.org.cn/ [email protected] 5 Beichendong Road, Pékin

Beijing World Park "World Wonders in Beijing"

The Beijing World Park is - true to its name - a world of its own. The theme park strives to transport visitors to every corner of the world without actually having to leave Beijing. It is here that visitors can walk from the Great Pyramids of Egypt to the United States' Statue of Liberty without even breaking a sweat. Step through the roman corridors and Gothic by Dyliu714 castle at the entrance to the park and discover a world of wonders. Highlights of the park include a replica Big Ben, Taj Mahal, and Leaning Tower of Pisa. Visitors can also try various dishes from around the world in the park's large dining and shopping complex.

+86 10 6372 3344 www.tour-beijing.com/attraction_gu World Park, Pékin ide/beijing_world_park.php

Milu Park (Milu Yuan) "Sanctuary For Rare Deer"

Originally the imperial animal garden of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, this park has now become a breeding ground for five varieties of deer, including the extremely rare David's deer (Milu). David's deer are indigenous to China. In the late 1800s, they were over hunted and the population was wiped out. In 1985, deer living in European zoos were by Shizhao relocated here and the population has begun to re-establish itself. This is a fun day trip from Beijing that families can enjoy together.

+86 10 8796 2107 www.milupark.org.cn/ [email protected] Nan Haizi, Pékin

Shijingshan Amusement Park "Amusing Park"

Opened in 1986, the Shijingshan Amusement Park is often confused as Disney's Asian twin. This sprawling park has a beautiful landscape filled with scenes from fairy tales, lovely water elements, thrilling rides, gardens, bizarre structures, bridges and more. Considered to be the continent's biggest theme park, a day won't be enough to cover the whole by Martin Lewison parkland. True it has had its fair share of controversies in the past, but all that is thankfully left behind. Check out their Arabian themed restaurant, Gothic Cinderella Castle and Blue Bridge Tower. From adventurous rides to exciting water themed activities to live entertainment and cultural events such as Rhyme Spring Garden, Beijing Summer Carnival etc, the fun never seems to set here. Get set for an amazing time at this amusement park.

+86 10 6887 6016 www.bjsjsyly.com/ Bajiao East Street, Pékin Beigong National Forest Park "Beautiful Foliage"

Beigong National Forest Park is located in the Fengtai District west of central Beijing. The focal point in the center of the park is Hulu Lake, surrounded by beautiful trees that change vivid colors with the seasons. Other features of the park include an orchard where fruit picking is a popular activity, and a water park. Beigong National Forest Park is a by Tim Wang popular destination for enjoying the great outdoors near Beijing.

+86 10 8384 0830 55 Da Hui Chang Dong Lu, Changxindian, Fengtai, Pékin

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