There is a two-day tour from Tangshan to Beijing. I want to go to Tiananmen Square, Bird's Nest, Water Cube, Wangfujing and other places. I hope you can provide route guidance.

Welcome to Beijing ~ ~ As a native of Beijing, my advice to you is not to take the bus if you can take the subway. The traffic jam is too serious during the rush hour. The subway won't be jammed, and it's warmer than the bus.

Since you arrived at Sihui Bus Station after 9 o'clock on the first day, if you don't have much luggage, I suggest you take the 1 line across the hall to Xidan, and then transfer to Line 4 to Beigongmen to visit the Summer Palace. It takes about an hour. The Summer Palace is relatively large, and it takes at least 3 hours to turn around. Lunch can be settled in Xidan on Line 4. There are few places to eat in the North Palace Gate, and there are even fewer places in the Summer Palace, and the food is not cheap. Xidan is relatively prosperous, and there are many places to eat. After leaving the North Palace Gate of the Summer Palace, take Line 4 to Huang Zhuang, Haidian, and change to Line 10 to Beitucheng Station. If you are not very tired, you can get out of D2 and walk to the Bird's Nest via Beichen Road in the middle, about 2 stops. From here, you can see the Olympic buildings such as the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube in the north. If you don't leave, you can change to Line 8 at Beitucheng Station, sit in the Olympic Sports Center or the Olympic Park, and you can see the Bird's Nest when you get out. The bird's nest is still beautiful at night. There is a master of ceremonies in the square. If you don't like it, you can go to Anli Road in the east of the Bird's Nest and find a restaurant to eat. If you watch the flag-raising the next day, you are advised to rest early on the first day. It's dark after 5 pm now, and the lights are on. You can take Line 8 in Beitucheng, transfer to 10 in Huang Zhuang, Haidian, transfer to Line 4 at Xuanwu Gate, transfer to Line 2 at Qianmen, and find a hotel near Qianmen to stay. There are some small hotels in the alley ahead. Of course, it must be a little dizzy to transfer unfamiliar people like this. You can take bus No.82 to the north of the overpass on the west side of the Water Cube and go directly to the front door. This car belongs to the hotline, and there are many people on it. Because all the places it passes are tourist attractions, there will be a little traffic jam on the road. You can also take this bus to Houhai Gong and Drum Lane in Di 'anmen to find a place to eat. Get off at Gulou (not south of Gulou Bridge), and then walk along Dai Yan Xie Jie to Houhai, where there are many bars and snack bars and you can go to Jiumen Snacks. There is a map of Houhai on the stone tablet by the river, which is marked with it. If you are late, you can come back the next day.

Watch the flag raising early the next morning. I live in Qianmen, which is near Tiananmen Square. The flag is raised at about 6: 40. If you want to occupy a good position, you have to get up early. Some tourists wait around the flagpole at three in the evening. Because I'm not very keen, this is just heard. After watching the flag-raising, you can enter Tiananmen Square, reach the meridian gate and enter the Forbidden City. From the north gate of the Forbidden City, facing Jingshan. The west gate of Jingshan is opposite to the east gate of Beihai. I haven't been there for a long time. It should still be open there. Bypass Beihai, come out from the north gate of Beihai and face Shichahai. To the west of Shichahai Lotus Market is Little Shenyang Gongwangfu, and crossing Shichahai Lotus Market is the above-mentioned Houhai. It is estimated that if I turn around, it will be dark.

At the north gate of Beihai, you can take buses 13, 1 18, 70 1 and 42 to Zhang Zizhong Road and transfer to Metro Line 5. Then transfer to Dongdan bus 1 line to Sihui, and walk to Sihui bus station when you came to Beijing.

I want to know when you will return to Tangshan. So I just mentioned these in a cursory way. I hope you have a good time in Beijing.