Beijing Wudaoying Hutong Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Wudaoying Hutong belonged to Chongjiaofang in the Ming Dynasty and was called Wudeweiying. It is said that this place was the military camp of the Ming Dynasty guarding the city, hence the name. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Xianghuang Banner and was called Wudaoying. Today's Wudaoying is a hutong full of creativity and interest. In the early morning, the sun shines on the hutong and is full of life. In the evening, young people gather here, which is full of fashion. This place is full of interesting shops, offering all kinds of colors, aromas and tastes.

Attractions distribution:

Wudaoying Hutong starts from Yonghegong Street in the east, ends at Andingmennei Street in the west, is connected to Jianchang Hutong in the south, and has two branch alleys leading to Andingmen East Street in the north. The total length is 632 meters and the width is 6 meters. There are many unique restaurants, cafes, and small shops in this alley. Behind the shops are courtyards and residential buildings. In the morning, you can see aunties wearing slippers and carrying large enamel bowls out to buy tofu poutine. In the evening, you can meet fashionable young and artistic people. In the alley, foreigners shuttle freely on bicycles, and children dig holes in the sand and play, which is full of fun.

Scenic spot features:

photography, hiking, hutongs, creativity, food, hutongs, culture