Which parks can Beijing Senior Citizen Card go to? What are your recommendations?

Parks that Beijing senior citizens can visit: Summer Palace, Zizhuyuan Park, Beihai Park, Zhongshan Park, Jingshan Park, Xiangshan Park, Tiantan Park, Beijing Zoo, Beijing Botanical Garden, Taoranting Park and yuyuantan park.

It is worth recommending Zizhuyuan Park, Beihai Park and Beijing Botanical Garden.

1、? Gong Yuan zizhuyuan

Zizhuyuan Park is located in Beijing West Third Ring Road, near Baishiqiao in Haidian District, and on the west side of Beijing Capital Gymnasium. Zizhuyuan Park was founded on 1953. Named after the Ming and Qing Temple "Yin Fu Zizhuyuan" in the northwest of the park, it has a unique landscape of bamboo garden in the south of Sichuan and lingshi meadow in Tuerling.

2. Beihai Park

Beihai Park is located in the central area of Beijing, on the west side of Jingshan Mountain and the northwest side of the Forbidden City. It is also known as the Three Seas with the Sea of China and the South China Sea. Belongs to the ancient royal gardens in China. There are many scenic spots in Beihai, which are generally divided into four blocks: North Shore Scenic Spot, East Shore Scenic Spot, Qiongdao Scenic Spot and Tuancheng Scenic Spot.

3、? beijing botanical garden

Beijing Botanical Garden is located at the foot of Xiangshan Mountain in the west of Beijing and belongs to Beijing Park Management Center. It is 23 kilometers away from the city center. There are many buses to reach. Beijing Botanical Garden is a comprehensive botanical garden integrating the functions of popular science, scientific research and sightseeing, and it is one of the national key botanical gardens.

The Botanical Garden has cultivated more than 6,000 kinds of plants, including 2,000 kinds of trees and shrubs, 20 kinds of tropical and subtropical plants 1.620 kinds, 500 kinds of flowers, and 0/.900 kinds of fruit trees, aquatic plants and Chinese herbal medicines. More than 3,000 kinds of plants have been collected and planted, making it the largest botanical garden in northern China.