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Q: Where can I buy board games in Beijing?

Yea, I'm a nerd. Anyways...

I know Beijing has a bunch of board game bars/cafes, but I would prefer to own them so I can play home. Preferably in English. Don't care if they are real or "copies". Are there any good board game stores in the city?

12 years 31 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - Beijing

 
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鼓楼东大街 (Gu lou east road) does. Look around in the small shops and you'll find some.

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I got a chess board with some really detailed pieces. It was very cheap on the street. There is a famous market which is located in Beijing. It's not in any of the silk markets those places are too expensive. I'm not exactly sure what the market is called but I think it is the traditional market or something like that. They have the market set up like a flea market and it's really fun!

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