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Located at the intersection of Wangfujing and Wusi Street, The PuXuan is an architectural landmark designed by Ole Scheeren. The building’s lower half is a pixelated grey stone 'basement' while the upper glass section offers stunning views of Jingshan Park and the Forbidden City. The interior is a tribute to modern Chinese craftsmanship and minimalist luxury. Expert recommendation: Visit the UR SPA for its innovative treatments, or dine at 'Fu Chun Ju' for elevated Cantonese cuisine. Pro tip: The 'PuXuan Club' offers a 24-hour stay benefit and access to a spectacular lounge. The hotel is situated in the historic heart of the city's 1919 May Fourth Movement, making it a great spot for those who love both modern design and intellectual history.

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An imperial park whose central summit provides the absolute best 360-degree panoramic view over the Forbidden City.
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