Are there any restaurants near Jingshan Park?

The cuisines near Jingshan Park are:

Ordinary Lane, 1949- Duck Season, Waldorf Iris Palace 1893.

Ordinary alleys: Mocha smoothies, tuna sandwiches, raspberry calendula lattes, iced lemon tea, caramel macchiato, jiaozi and cappuccino.

1949- whole duck season: Buddha jumps over the wall, shredded Pleurotus eryngii, olive douban, Jiu Si emperor duck, stewed snail with nourishing flower glue, white jade ring pine mushrooms, seafood braised noodles, crab meat spinach, Ma Rong soup balls and mud, prawns on the golden list, and fried scallops with exposed bamboo shoots.

Beijing Waldorf Alice Palace 1893: white tomato seafood soup, French Ruegle foie gras, beef and oyster meat, Waldorf salad, seasonal lettuce, barrick salmon, slow-cooked Boston lobster, and selected French lobster soup.

Besides eating delicious food, you can also visit some must-see attractions in Jingshan Park.

What's interesting in Jingshan Park?

1. Qiwang Building

Tickets for Qiwanglou are free.

Qiwanglou Qiwanglou is a place to worship Confucius and his disciples. It was established in the Qing Dynasty to worship the former teachers for the students of Jingshan official school. The spacious platform in front of the building of the King of Qi was set up for performing Bashu Dance in sacrificial activities. Bashu Dance requires 64 people to perform, which is an ancient dance handed down from the Zhou Dynasty.

Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself.

Tickets for Emperor Chongzhen's hanging are free.

According to legend, Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself. This is the place where Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself in the Ming Dynasty. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen (1644), Li Zicheng led a peasant uprising army into Beijing. Seeing that the situation was over, Emperor Chongzhen came to Jingshan to write his will and hanged himself on the locust tree here. In the Ming Dynasty's "Emperor Ji", it was recorded: "Ding was unhappy at the end, the inner city fell, and the emperor collapsed in Long Live Mountain and died." Li Qing, a person from the late Ming Dynasty, recorded in "Three Beach Notes": "Therefore, I thank the ancient trees in Jingshan Park." .

3. Shang Zhou Pavilion

Admission to the Shang Zhou Pavilion is free.

Shang Zhou Pavilion is one of the five pavilions in Jingshan, which is built on the Shanxi side opposite to Fulan Pavilion. Its architectural form is exactly the same as painting. Shang Zhou Pavilion was built in the 15th year of Qing Qianlong (1750), which was built on the basis of architecture in the Ming Dynasty. Shang Zhou Pavilion is covered with malachite blue glazed tiles and inlaid with amethyst glazed tiles. This is an ancient circular pavilion with double eaves and a height of about 65438+. Baosheng Buddha, one of Five Dhyani Buddhas, was originally a bronze gilded Buddha statue dedicated to Shang Zhou Pavilion. It was looted by Eight-Nation Alliance in the 26th year of Guangxu (1900).

Note: Generally 1 hour -2 hours is enough to visit Jingshan Park.