Difference between revisions of "Nanluoguxiang"
From Wiki China org cn
imported>Superleila |
imported>Ciic |
||
| (2 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | Located several kilometers north of the [[Forbidden City]] and just east of [[Houhai]] Lake is '''Nanluoguxiang''', an 800-meter long north-south alleyway filled with cafes, bars, and shops all designed in classical Chinese '[[Hutong]]' style. | + | [[Image:Nanluoguxiang.jpg|thumb|300px]] |
| + | |||
| + | Located several kilometers north of the [[Forbidden City]] and just east of [[Houhai]] Lake is '''Nanluoguxiang''' ('''南锣鼓巷'''), an 800-meter long north-south alleyway filled with cafes, bars, and shops all designed in classical Chinese '[[Hutong]]' style. | ||
This heavily renovated hutong is a heaven for backpackers. Popular spots include the Passby Bar(Western and [[Chinese food]], gin and tonics, lovely courtyard atmosphere.), eateries like Paper, cheeky Beijing-themed T-shirt vendor Plastered 8 (www.plastered.com.cn), gig venue MAO Livehouse and the late night snack outlet Fish Nation. | This heavily renovated hutong is a heaven for backpackers. Popular spots include the Passby Bar(Western and [[Chinese food]], gin and tonics, lovely courtyard atmosphere.), eateries like Paper, cheeky Beijing-themed T-shirt vendor Plastered 8 (www.plastered.com.cn), gig venue MAO Livehouse and the late night snack outlet Fish Nation. | ||
| − | |||
[[Category:Tourist_attractions_in_Beijing]] [[Category:Hutongs]] | [[Category:Tourist_attractions_in_Beijing]] [[Category:Hutongs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:42, 28 February 2014
Located several kilometers north of the Forbidden City and just east of Houhai Lake is Nanluoguxiang (南锣鼓巷), an 800-meter long north-south alleyway filled with cafes, bars, and shops all designed in classical Chinese 'Hutong' style.
This heavily renovated hutong is a heaven for backpackers. Popular spots include the Passby Bar(Western and Chinese food, gin and tonics, lovely courtyard atmosphere.), eateries like Paper, cheeky Beijing-themed T-shirt vendor Plastered 8 (www.plastered.com.cn), gig venue MAO Livehouse and the late night snack outlet Fish Nation.
