Book a hotel near Taian Martyrs Ancestral Hall, Tai'an

You'll certainly enjoy your experience at Taian Martyrs Ancestral Hall.

You'll find this attraction in Tai'an, 260 miles (418 kilometers) away from Beijing, the country's capital.

Even though there's a decent selection of 10 hotels within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Taian Martyrs Ancestral Hall, it'd be a good idea to book early so that you get the best possible deal. Many travelers like the Four Points by Sheraton Tai'an, Taian Dongyue Mountain Villa and Tai'an Taishan International Youth Hostel, 0.2 miles (0.3 kilometers), 1 mile (2 kilometers) and 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, respectively.

There's almost no end to the number of ways to spend money on your vacation. If you're not too bothered about where you end up, why not book a room at one of the budget places nearby? The Grace Inn Tai'an Dai Temple Branch and the Home Inn Longtan Road - Taian are located only 1 mile (2 kilometers) and 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, respectively.

Do you feel like sleeping in style, but don't want to travel very far? You might want to look into the Tai'an Paradise Hotel, an upmarket hotel that's just 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) away.

Only a few minutes away, 力源山庄茶社 is the perfect place to treat yourself to a coffee or something light to eat. Or, perhaps you could try to find a free table at 博味斋餐馆. It's close at hand and well-known for feeding patrons some tasty lunches and dinners. Discover a different side of the local area and have a wine or beer at 金麥迪練歌房, also just an easy walk away.

Other Things to Do Near Taian Martyrs Ancestral Hall

• Peruse the architecture of Hong Gate, a much-loved tourist attraction here.
• Even if you don't make arrangements for a full indoor tour of Red Gate Palace, this incredible landmark is definitely worth viewing from the outside.
• If history gets you excited, perhaps you'd enjoy a trip to Fengyuxiang Mausoleum.
• Indulge your love for the great outdoors at Taishan Global Geopark. Bring a picnic, and spend an afternoon admiring the beautiful landscape.
• If you consider yourself a history buff, stop at Yaocan Pavilion and see why it's a treasured landmark.