五道营胡同位于北京市东城区北部，长632米，宽6米。明朝属崇教坊，称武德卫营。据传此地为明朝守城的兵营驻地，故名。五千六百人为一卫，有内外之分，驻京者称京卫。外卫皆隶属于五军都督府。京卫有亲军与非亲军之别，后者亦隶属于五军都督府。 “武德”卫，当是佳语。武德卫营，即武德卫驻地。

Wudaoying Hutong is located in the north of Dongcheng District, Beijing, with a length of 632 meters and a width of 6 meters. In the Ming Dynasty, it belonged to Chongjiaofang, which was called Wudeweiying. It is said that this place was the garrison of the Ming Dynasty guarding the city, hence the name. 5, 600 people make up of one guard, which can be divided into inside and outside, and those stationed in Beijing are called “imperial guards”. The outer guards are all subordinate to the military governors. These imperial guards are divided into pro-military and non-pro-military, and the latter is also affiliated to the Military governors. "Wude" guard should be a compliment. Wudewei camp refers to the residences of Wude guards.

地址：京市东城区北部安定门立交桥东侧

Address: East side of Andingmen Overpass in the north of Dongcheng District, Beijing

交通路线：乘坐地铁2号线内环在安定门站下车A口出步行460米前往

Traffic route: Take the inner ring of Metro Line 2 and get off at Andingmen Station. Exit from Exit A and walk 460 meters to get there.