Shichahai Bar Street

　　 Introduction
Shichahai is the collective name for the last three of the “Six Lakes” in Beijing’s water system and is also an extremely charming part of the city. The 34-hectare water area blends naturally into the urban streets. Relying on the water body, features such as the weeping willows along the lake shore and the lotus flowers in the water have also become distinctive natural landscapes of Shichahai. Since the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, this area has been bustling with merchants, densely populated with ancient temples, and filled with numerous taverns. The rise of the Shichahai bar culture and economic belt has illuminated the most enchanting stretch of blue water in old Beijing, lighting up the nightlife around Yandai Xiejie. The ancient misty waters contrast with the trendy bar scenes, setting off the enduring charm of Shichahai. Here, the silent ripples cleanse the soul. Transportation
Take bus routes 13, 107, 111, 118, 701, or 850 and get off at Beihai North Gate Station 

　　  Beijing Xicheng District