Zhongshan Park

Why go

Zhongshan Park brings the former imperial Altar of Land and Grain into focus. Around Zhongshan Park, old cypresses, pavilions and flower displays make a adds a counterpoint. Here, form and function meet at Zhongshan Park. The pairing suggests a deliberate pace for Zhongshan Park. Combine only nearby anchors. At Zhongshan Park, take time to relate the former imperial Altar of Land and Grain to the second detail.

What to look for

• The former imperial Altar of Land and Grain preserves five-colored soil beside the Forbidden City
• Old cypresses, pavilions and flower displays make a quiet counterpoint to Tian'anmen's scale

Useful to know

• Check the official visitor page before setting out; hours, reservations and temporary closures can change.
• Pair this stop with one nearby anchor and keep a longer cross-city transfer out of the same short window.

Your next visit

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