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Located in the heart of Beijing, Beihai Park is an imperial garden with nearly a thousand years of history and one of the oldest and best-preserved imperial gardens in China. Enter with an e-ticket and explore the lake that covers half of the roughly 69-hectare park, along with historic structures such as the White Dagoba, the Nine-Dragon Wall and the Round City. Once a retreat for emperors, it is now a peaceful haven for travelers and locals alike. You can also choose an option that includes the inner garden and small courtyard.

Stroll through an imperial garden
with nearly 1,000 years of history
Beihai Park is an imperial garden of about 69 hectares in central Beijing, half of which is covered by a lake. With nearly a thousand years of history, it is one of the oldest and best-preserved imperial gardens in China, and the former retreat of emperors is now open for everyone to enjoy at leisure.
See historic landmarks like
the White Dagoba and Nine-Dragon Wall

Your ticket includes entry to the ancient buildings and cultural exhibits, so you can visit landmarks that represent the height of Chinese garden art, such as the White Dagoba, the Nine-Dragon Wall and the Round City. Choose the “Inner Garden & Small Courtyard” option to also visit the inner garden and small courtyard inside the park.
Relax with a walk
along the lakeside

Walk along the wide lake to enjoy the park’s natural scenery, and if you like, rent a boat for a leisurely ride on the water. Boat rental is paid separately on site.
※ Park hours are 6:30 AM to 9:00 PM in peak season (April to October) and 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM in off-season (November to March).
※ The inner garden and small courtyard are open 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM in peak season and 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM in off-season.
Meeting point :
Beihai Park, North Gate
Rear Gate, 1 Wenjin Street, Xi'anmen, Xicheng District, Beijing, China 100035
Meeting point guide:
Go to the North Gate of Beihai Park on your own and enter. No guide is included.
Rear Gate, 1 Wenjin Street, Xi'anmen, Xicheng District, Beijing, China