The 2.8-km-long ancient relics route: Yuetan Park → Nanlishilu Park → Xibianmen City Wall Relics Park

Yuetan Park: Yuetan, also known as the "Altar of the Moon", was built in 1530 during the reign of Jiajing Emperor of the Ming Dynasty and is one of the famous "Five Altars and Eight Temples" in Beijing.

Nanlishilu Park: A tranquil urban oasis nestled in the heart of a bustling city.

Xibianmen City Wall Relics Park: This compact yet exquisite park centers around the remnants of Xibianmen Gate's ancient city walls, skillfully blending the historical relics with the vibrant rhythms of everyday urban life.

The 1.1-km riverside stroll route: Beijing Yingcheng Jiandu Waterfront Greenway → Binhe Road in Muxidi Beili → Baiyun Park

The Beijing Yingcheng Jiandu Waterfront Greenway, built along the Yongding River's water diversion canal, is one of Beijing's 10 planned urban waterfront green corridors.

Following Binhe Road in Muxidi Beili, visitors arrive at Baiyun Park. Stretching along both banks of the water diversion canal, the park features plant species including weeping willow, winter jasmine, and Chinese wild peach, complemented by the gentle ripples of the canal. This picturesque riverside scenery is further enhanced by walking paths, seating areas, and small cultural installations.