Ask for a 3-day tour route recommendation in Beijing.

According to the landlord's requirements and his own tour experience, the itinerary suggestions are as follows:

Accommodation can be in a chain hotel, like seven days, around 200. The last time a friend came to let him stay in Dajiaoting for seven days, but there was no subway there, and there were several stops by bus. You can choose the seven-day Shuangjing store. For the record, this is not an advertisement. Ha ha.

Day 1: Tiananmen Square-Qianmen Street-Forbidden City

First, go to Tiananmen Square, and you can visit Chairman Mao's Memorial Hall. You need to bring your ID card for free, and you are not allowed to bring your camera in. Go to Qianmen Street after you come out. Qianmen Street is a key tourism project in Dongcheng District of Beijing. There are many old shops. Eat snacks or something. Then go to Tiananmen Gate and buy a ticket for 15 yuan. Old people and children can be cheap, but the price is uncertain. After coming down from Tiananmen Square, you can go to the Forbidden City. Tickets to 60 yuan. The ancient buildings in the Forbidden City are well preserved. You visited for about four hours.

The next day in the Summer Palace, tickets for the Summer Palace were around thirty-five. I don't know. I went to Tomb-Sweeping Day. Hehe, I personally suggest that you can row a boat or something instead of walking around the lake. We were exhausted when we left because of the large area.

I'm in the mood for appreciation, so I just want to go out.

Day 3: Bird's Nest-Water Cube-National Forest Park

Because of the Olympic Games, the Bird's Nest is still worth visiting. Tickets to 50 yuan and Water Cube 30 yuan, but I didn't go to these two scenic spots, so I took a look outside.

Wish: Have a nice trip, for reference only.