Marco Polo Parkside, Beijing

This stunning architectural find, rising like a colorful fairy-tale castle from the maze of dust-gray alleyways around Xi Dan, was founde...

A steady stream of orchestral and chamber music concerts can be heard here at the Beijing Concert Hall. Such venerable institutions as th...

Elderly members of the Chinese community gather here, many in blue Mao suits and clutching binoculars, to catch a glimpse of an old Beiji...

The fairly large Beijing Museum of Natural History includes an aquarium, an evolution hall and an animal kingdom exhibit. The museum is f...

This is Beijing's most famous Peking Duck restaurant, and also one of the oldest, having been established in 1864. The huge, plush dining...

This quiet morning coffee spot can turn into a raging beer fest of diplomats and journalists a few hours later. The immaculate and inviti...

Bleu Marine is one of the earliest French restaurants to be opened in Beijing. The cafe style restaurant offers two- and three-course lun...

Located near the San Li Tun market, this establishment provides the perfect midday menu for those getting a little hungry while shopping....

In one of Beijing's most competitive fields of international cuisine – Italian – Adria has long been a popular choice, and continues to b...

Ray Anna is a cozy corner in which to grab a bite to eat and have a coffee. Generally not over crowded, it is hailed by regulars (many ex...