Beierhuan City Park, situated along the North Second Ring Road in Beijing, stretches from the old Gulou Street to the south side of Yonghegong Bridge, aligning with the old city boundary of old Beijing. This park is one of the narrower urban parks in the city, with a length of two kilometers and a width of only 25 meters, giving it the appearance of a slender green ribbon.
On the southern edge of Beierhuan City Park, you’ll find a street lined with ancient buildings that feature 36 courtyards and individual structures. These include siheyuan, gate towers, and small temples. Many of the main beams and some bricks and tiles of these ancient buildings are remnants from the demolition of old houses.
The park is known for its good greenery. In spring, a variety of colorful flowers bloom, adding to the park’s beauty. There are also numerous exquisite sculptures and playground facilities, such as slides, making it suitable for children. Beierhuan City Park is an ideal place for residents in the vicinity to relax and enjoy their leisure time.
The park is open all day, every day, from January 1st to December 31st, providing a constant green space for the community to enjoy.
