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Beixinqiao is located at the intersection of Dongzhimennei Street and Yonghegong Street and is served by Beixinqiao Station on Metro Line 5. Although its name includes the word "bridge," there was originally no actual bridge here—let alone the typical bridge wings. Instead, the name comes from a famous local legend about the "Dragon-Locking Well," which explains why it was called a "new bridge." Later, to match the place name, a small symbolic bridge was built on flat ground and named Beixinqiao. Together with the nearby Beiding Niangniang Temple, it is one of the area’s well-known sites rich in folklore.
As you exit the metro station, you'll see to the east streets lined with red lanterns and dazzling neon signs in all colors. And of course, thousands of visitors. This is the famous Guijie Street (literally “Ghost Street”), where you can immerse yourself in the Beijing nightlife and experience the charm of traditional Chinese culture.
北新桥在东直门内大街与雍和宫大街的交汇处，有五号线的北新桥站。北新桥名字叫桥，可实际上原来没有桥，更没有桥翅，这里有个著名的锁龙井民间传说，说明它何以名新桥。后来为配合地名，在平地修建一个微型的桥叫北新桥。它与北顶娘娘庙都是著名的故事地。
出了地铁口，东边可以看到挂满街道的红灯笼和五彩斑斓的霓虹灯牌，当然还有成千上万的游客们。这里就是著名的簋街（又称“鬼街”），在这里你不仅能感受到地道的京味儿夜生活，还能领略传统文化的独特魅力。
