Fengtai (丰台 Fēngtái) is a district in the south-west of Beijing.

39°49′49″N 116°14′57″E

Map of Beijing/Fengtai

• 39.8939116.31541 Beijing West Railway Station. 
• Subway lines 9, 10, 14 and Fangshan can get you into Fengtai.

• 39.85116.221 Wanping Fortress (宛平城 Wǎnpíng Chéng). A Ming-era defensive fortress next to the Lugou Bridge. Shell-holes made in the 1937 Japanese attack are still visible. Take subway line 14 to Dawayao. Then walk 500m south on the Jing-Shi Expressway side road (stay on the west side of the expressway). After 500m, a street turns off to the west, and it's a 200m walk to the fortress.  
  • 39.850815116.2198962 Museum of the War of Chinese People's Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (中国人民抗日战争纪念馆), 101 Wanping Fortress Inner Street, Lugou Bridge (卢沟桥宛平城内街101号) (Inside the Wanping Fortress), ☏ +86 10 63777088, +86 10 63777188, kangzhanguan@163.com. 09:00-16:30, closed on Mondays. The largest museum in China dedicated to the Second Sino-Japanese War. Free. (updated Jun 2020)
• 39.849039116.2128863 Lugou Bridge (卢沟桥 Lúgōu Qiáo) (Just west of Wanping Fortress). Dating back to the late 1100s and spanning the Yongding River, the Lugou Bridge is both architecturally and historically important. Noted by Marco Polo in the 13th century as a "very fine stone bridge" it came to be known in the West as simply the Marco Polo Bridge. An incident between Japanese and Chinese forces here in 1937 marked the beginning of the Second Sino-Japanese War.  
• 39.8095116.281794 World Park (世界公园 Shìjiè Gōngyuán), 158 Huāxiāng Dàbǎotái 丰台区花乡大葆台158号 (Metro: Dabaotai, Fangshan Line), ☏ +86 10 83613344. Opened in 1993, this park, as seen in Jia Zhangke's film The World, contains large-scale replicas of famous buildings around the world (including Manhattan's destroyed World Trade Center towers). There are also song-and-dance shows and acrobatic displays. Kind of fake. Not recommended among local citizen. Adults ¥65, children and concessions ¥35. 
• 39.805116.2905565 Dabaotai Western Han Tombs Museum (大葆台西汉墓博物馆 Dàbǎotái Xī Hàn Mù Bówùguǎn), ☏ +86 10 63736427. 9AM-4PM. If you've made it all the way out to the World Park, walk 500m south and you'll find a museum at the site of the Western Han tombs discovered in 1974. ¥10, concessions ¥5.  
• 39.8911116.30896 Lianhuachi Park (莲花池公园 Liánhuā Chí Gōngyuán), 48 Guǎngwài Liánhuāchí Road 丰台区广外莲花池路48号, ☏ +86 10 63466607. The earliest mentions of the Lianhuachi (lit. Lotus Pool) area are from the Northern Wei period (386-534). The modern park was established around the lotus pool in 1998, and has impressive flower displays. Just south-west of the West Railway Station (subway 7,9). 
• 39.876504116.177587 Garden Expo Park (Yuanboyuan) (Subway line 14 takes you to Gate 1. Most interesting parts of the park are concentrated near Gate 4-5. So take a taxi/bus after getting off the subway if long distance walk is not preferred.). Very large park with dozens of gardens included, each dedicated for a specific region. The Suzhou, Hokkien and Cantonese garden are must-sees. (updated Feb 2020)
• 39.877582116.1721298 Gardens Museum of China (Near the Gate 6 of the Garden Expo Park). A through introduction of Chinese gardening, such as the Summer Palace (yes the Summer Palace is considered a "garden"/yuanlin in Chinese). Free. (updated Feb 2020)
• 39.82752116.296179 Beijing Auto Museum (北京汽车博物馆), 126 South 4th Ring Road West (南四环西路126号) (560 meters by foot from Fengtai Kejiyuan Station on Line 9), ☏ +86 10 63756666, bjqcbwg@163.com. 09:00-17:00, no tickets sold after 16:00, no entry after 16:30, closed on Monday (except when Monday is a public holiday). ¥30. (updated Jul 2024)

• Wangjin Ge (旺金阁; Wàngjīn​gé), 5 Dujiakan South Road (杜家坎南路5号; Dù​jiā​kǎn​nán​lù (Bus 917 to Dujiakan Stop (杜家坎)), ☏ +86 10 51156916. 10:30AM-9:30PM.