Are there any routes around Beijing 798 suitable for one-day tour?

Beijing 798 Art Zone is a cultural and creative industrial zone transformed from the original state-owned 798 factory and other buildings, located in Dashanzi District, Chaoyang District, Beijing. This art district is dominated by modern art, covering many galleries, studios, design companies, art shops and restaurants.

798 Art District enjoys a high reputation in China and even the whole world, attracting many artists, cultural lovers and tourists.

Shopping, catering and tourism are the three key areas of 798 Art District. The shops here have a strong head effect, gathering artistic works and creative designs from all over the world, showing the frontier of modern art, and also providing creative design workshops and handicraft shops to facilitate people to appreciate, buy and make artistic works.

798 is also suitable for city strolls. I recommend several places worth visiting. This is a very classic exhibition and small shop. Navigation in sequence is the best tour route!

First stop: Chris Museum of Nature (free). The exhibits in the venue will be updated and will be a long-term exhibition. Actually, I'm a little afraid of insects, but butterflies are really beautiful, and the color and texture are really amazing, so I like them very much.

Second stop: Ceramic Street (free). Walking from area A and area B, the impression ceramic area is area F, and the ceramic shop is also free to visit. Each exhibit is provided with an introduction, which is short and easy to read. There is also a big hand-made shop next to the store, and you can also go in and have a look.

Third stop: look at the bookstore. Coming back from Area F, ucca and the exhibitions it meets are generally paid exhibitions. After reading it from a distance, I came to the bookstore next to me. Usually read sample books, see the master's reading experience, and find a picture book for children to see. This is the bookstore with the best atmosphere in my opinion, although it is small.

Fourth stop: Wu Guanzhong Art Exhibition (free). Next to the library, the exhibition time is unknown and the content is not too much, but it is also pleasing to the eye.

Fifth stop: lazy convenience store. Continue to return to the starting point, turn around after% coffee and turn back in the back alley. On the third floor is the reserved IP creation station, which claims to be the smallest exhibition in 798. Kind of cute

It is worth mentioning that the building in the 798 Art District itself is a beautiful landscape. There are many primitive industrial factories and warehouses here, which retain the historical traces of the building itself and blend with modern art to become a beautiful landscape.