Tiananmen Square

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Beijing Hotel ★★★★★ ***** Rates from: $950	Tiananmen Best Year Courtyard Hotel ★★ ** Rates from: $459
Days Inn Forbidden City Beijing ★★★ *** Rates from: $417.55	Grand Hotel Beijing ★★★★★ ***** Rates from: $0
Tianan Rega Hotel ★★★★ **** Rates from: $407	Citytel Inn ★★★ *** Rates from: $308.7
Sunrise Hostel (Tiananmen) ★★ ** Rates from: $55	Beijing Dongjiaominxiang Hotel ★★★★ **** Rates from: $437
Tang Yue Hotel ★★★ *** Rates from: $162.77	Tiananmen View Hotel ★★★ *** Rates from: $198

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Attractions near to Tiananmen Square

Forbidden City An absolute must-see. Smashing palace complex that served for more than 500 years as imperial residence. A place of immeasurable beauty.	Wangfujing Beijing's premier shopping street is flocked by tourists and locals alike. Rich in history, full of shops.
Tiananmen Gate The entrance to the Forbidden city decorated with huge portrait of Mao Zedong is the most photographed landmark in Beijing.	Donghuamen Night Market More a touristic attraction than a real Chinese market, but well worth visiting anyway – how about a bite of fried centipede or snake?
Nanluogu Xiang An interesting blend of old hutongs and retail stores. Everything from things of daily use to kitschy souvenirs.	Shichahai Scenic lakeside complex consists of historical temples of serene beauty, breath-taking sceneries and quaint atmosphere.
National Art Museum of China Simply huge art museum displays a wide range of Chinese art ranging from the imperial art to contemporary approaches.	Jingshan Park This artificial hill is simply the best place to overlook the Forbidden city in its entirety. A must do! The views are stunning.
Beihai Park Vast Chinese-style park that will overwhelm you by its great beauty and serene atmosphere. Full of interesting structures.	Mausoleum of Mao Zedong A stately building that holds the relics of Mao Zedong. The morning queues are long but worth it – an unique experience.

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