Beijing Dushi Chenghuangmiao (Beijing City God Temple) is located at 33 Chengfang Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. It is dedicated to the City God. It was built in the fourth year of the Zhizong period (1267) of the Yuan Dynasty and was originally called the Temple of the Holy King's Spiritual Response. In the second year of the Tianli period (1329) of the Yuan Dynasty, the City God of Dadu was additionally honoured as the King of Protection and Peace. It was renovated during the Yongle period (1403–1424) of the Ming Dynasty and renamed the Temple of the Great Spirit. It was later renovated many times and renamed Duchenghuangmiao. Only the five rooms of the rear hall (the ancestral hall) remain, with a floor area of 420 square meters.

北京都城隍庙　位于北京市西城区成方街33号。供奉都城隍神。始建于元代至元四年(1267)，名佑圣王灵应庙。元代天历二年(1329)加封大都城隍神为护国保宁王。明代永乐年间(1403—1424)重修，改名为大威灵祠。以后又多次重修，并改名为都城隍庙。现仅存后殿（寝祠）5间，建筑面积420平方米。