Which places in Beijing can make people’s eyes shine when taking photos?

The places where you can take photos in Beijing that are eye-catching include: China Oil Painting Institute, Olympic Forest Park, Parkview Contemporary Art Museum, Beiluogu Lane, Zhongshan Park, Forbidden City, CBA Center, Car Line, Wangjing Soho, 360 A panoramic view of Beijing with no blind spots.

1. China Oil Painting Academy

There are many red brick buildings around. The most popular one is this white-spire church. Many couples come here to take wedding photos. The sharp edges and corners of this building make it a perfect location for some cool-sexy shots! The golden door of the church, the simple and elegant steps, and the small windows on the side of the building are all full of simple art!

2. Olympic Forest Park

I came here for the autumn leaves. I originally imagined that I could see large ginkgo leaves here, but I didn’t want to be surprised by the reeds here.

3. Parkview Contemporary Art Museum

Speaking of which, taking photos in an art museum is the best way to create a high-end feel. It is recommended that everyone wear simple and fashionable clothes to match the large white wall in the background. This exhibition hall is quite large. You can spend half a morning shopping there, and then go downstairs to have lunch and go shopping.

4. Beiluogu Alley

Beiluogu Alley and Nanluogu Alley are actually separated by a street. If you want to walk in an alley with fewer people, take Beiluogu Alley as the main line and go to the surrounding small alleys. Drill inside.

5. Zhongshan Park

Zhongshan Park is very quiet. It is a rare Saturday without a lot of people. There is a Beijing-style corridor similar to the Forbidden City, a small pond full of gold leaves and a large field of ginkgo! When the wind blows, ginkgo leaves fall all over my eyes, and I believe in love again.

6. Forbidden City

Northeast corner tower: common in the evening (when it is not completely dark) and night view; Northwest corner tower: dawn, afternoon panoramic view of the corner tower and the Forbidden City wall, evening view The sunset reflects golden colors on the turrets; both turrets are very popular because they can easily be found from the lawn on the opposite bank.

The southeast corner tower and the southwest corner tower need to be photographed in the Working People's Cultural Palace and Zhongshan Park respectively, so it is more troublesome and there are fewer people taking pictures. However, there are also many photos taken at the foot of the corner tower, using the perspective of looking up. Shooting can give you another feeling.

7. CBD Center

Photography location: Wangjing Greenland Center, top floor, Beijing. It is located on Wangjing Middle Ring Road in Chaoyang. It has not yet been completed. The workers are very nice. If you tell them that you want to go up to take pictures, they will let you go up. I don’t know if there will be such an opportunity in the future, so if you want to take pictures, Friends, please hurry up.

8. Car Lines

The Fuxingmen Overpass is one of the best places to take pictures of car lines in Beijing. To the north is Financial Street and the surging Second Ring Road, and in the southwest corner is Chang'an The Ministry of Radio, Film and Television building is set against the street.

9. Wangjing Soho

There are only a few places to climb to take this photo. They are basically private houses. Not only does it take time to find them, but it is also difficult to get up.

10. A 360-degree panoramic view of Beijing without blind spots

The shooting location was Wanchun Pavilion on the top of Jingshan Park. This is the best place to see the panoramic view in Beijing. The Forbidden City is grand and majestic, and you feel like you are looking at the mountains.