Pop quiz, folks. Which of these is certified excellent?
A: The adventures of Bill S. Preston Esquire and Ted “Theodore” Logan
Peking Picnics: 4 Spots to Spread the Rug
[dropcap]L[/dropcap]ife, as they say, is no picnic. Which is why we should all be having a lot more picnics. Nothing beats lolling on the grass, eating food with your hands and drinking a bit more than is appropriate for the time of day. But where are the best Beijing picnic spots? Here are our top tips, along with snack suggestions too.
For Romance: Old Summer Palace
Beijing Visa Free – The Ultimate 72 Hours Itinerary
Beijing Weather: When to Go, Month-by-Month
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]hen to go to Beijing? The shortest answer is ANY TIME, JUST COME QUICK, IT’S BRILLIANT. You’ve probably heard the slightly longer answer: the best weather for visitors in Beijing happens in spring and autumn, when the temperature is pleasant and the skies are blue.
This isn’t particularly helpful, actually, since spring and autumn are also Beijing’s shortest seasons. Blink and you’ll miss ‘em. So, we have compiled the world’s first (probably) month-by-month guide to Beijing weather, in order to help you fine-tune your travel plans – or just check up on what to expect. Enjoy!
The Nightwatch Walking Tour is Here to Stay!
The hutongs are dark and full of shadows… But fear not! Even though our sold-out public tours have concluded, Beijing’s Banner Watchmen remain committed to keeping you safe after nightfall.
The Frau Has a New Frock: Cafe Zarah 2.0
Ah, Café Zarah. Long has she reigned as Beijing’s best spot to while away a weekend on artfully crowned cappuccinos, German-inspired brunches and the sort of affable chatter that doesn’t start revolutions. But there were drawbacks. Limited outside space, basic food offerings beyond brunch, too many MacBooks. So, after six long months of renovation, a new Frau has arisen like an over-caffinated phoenix from the ashes. And we like her. A lot.