Daxing Street Heart Park

Daxing Street Heart Park

The park was built in 1995, covering an area of 1.7 hectares, and has always been open to visitors free of charge. It combines formal and natural landscaping styles, with a fountain square at its core. The layout is symmetrical along the north-south central axis, forming a central activity area.

The square is a sunken circular design, paved with red and yellow split bricks in a ring pattern, featuring a concealed fountain at its center. Along the central axis of the square to the west, there is a set of flower stands on both the north and south sides. Further along the axis to the west is a group sculpture depicting hardworking Daxing residents holding watermelons, which serves as a transition with the surrounding small landforms. The outer area of the square consists of sparse woodland and grassland, with each of the four corners landscaped using clusters of plants as a backdrop. These include ornamental tree species such as cedar, white bark pine, ginkgo, koelreuteria, and Albizia, which are organically combined. The plant arrangement emphasizes overall effect, with a simple, unadorned, and bright layout.

Paths are laid out through the green areas and woods, following the natural contours of the land and flowing smoothly. Twenty sets of benches are placed along both sides of the paths for visitors to rest. The park not only provides a comfortable, fresh, healthy, and recreational multifunctional space but also fully embodies the vibrant charm of an urban garden in the new century.

Location of the Attraction

No. 197, Section 3, Xingfeng Street, Daxing District, Beijing

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development