As anyone in Beijing would tell you, Western food is expensive. So with that in mind, I wandered my way into Bravo with a hunger for Italian. It's con... (read more about Bravo Italian Restaurant)

I've been to other Hard Rock's before, and Beijing (newly renovated) wasn't that different. The food was pretty good, the prices expensive, the music... (read more about Hard Rock Cafe)

This isn't one of those chain hot pot restaurants, and it isn't far away from Sanlitun and Yueshow Fashion Market. They have a good selection of brot... (read more about I Rock My Pot)

Having been by this restaurant more times than I can count, I finally tried it when my parents visited. Since we don't have Mexican in the town we're... (read more about Mexican Wave)

Of the foods I wanted to make sure my guests (my parents) had when they visited, Beijing Roast Duck was at the top of the list. So walking along the ... (read more about Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant)

Cost: Average for non-Vermont residents at $18 dollars for adults and with a full-price ticket, a second consecutive day is free. You may need it if ... (read more about Shelburne Museum)

It costs 25 yuan to enter the grounds, but another 20 to go up top. Since the views of the city weren't that spectular, we didn't go up. The grounds... (read more about Big Wild Goose Pagoda - La Gran Pagoda de la Oca Salvaje)

There are three "pits" to the Terracotta Warriors. I was impressed by all of the exhibits and there's information in English as well. The area aroun... (read more about Terracotta Warriors of Xian)

Being a country girl who loves the mountains, I've gotten antsy in flat Beijing. So when a friend suggested the tour to Huashan, I was all over it. ... (read more about Huashan Mountain)

City Hotel Xi'An is in a great location. It's a five minute walk from the Bell Tower, and a 10 minute walk from the Muslim Quarter/Great Mosque and t... (read more about City Hotel Xi'An)