Beijing | Experience the stunning beauty of begonias at Prince Gong's Mansion during the spring break

Half of the mansion, a chapter of the Qing Dynasty history. Prince Gong's Mansion boasts flowers and trees all year round , with spring blossoms like Western begonias, lilacs, and magnolias blooming simultaneously, filling the air with their fragrance . Magnolias and begonias also symbolize 'a hall filled with gold and jade' . Location: No. 17, Qianhai West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing Hours: 8:30-17:00, last ticket check at 16:10 Subway: Exit B of Beihai North Station on Line 6, 10 minutes walk 🎫Ticket: Adults 40, Children/Students 20, closed on Mondays 🚩Flower Viewing Route Main Gate––Yin'an Hall––Jiale Hall––Baoguang Room––Xijin Studio––Western Gate––Dule Peak––Anshantang Hall––Liubei Pavilion––Yishu Garden––Bamboo Courtyard––Yishen Place––Bat Hall––Yaoyue Platform––Fangtang Water––Miaoxiang Pavilion Archery Range––Ledao Hall––Duofu Pavilion Tips If you want a guided tour, there are self-service machines for renting audio guides at the entrance, or you can find a tour guide. There will be some tour groups in the garden, and if you're bold enough, you can eavesdrop on the explanations when you want to listen .