National Stadium, also known as the "Bird's Nest"

The National Stadium, also known as the "Bird's Nest", is the home stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the opening and closing ceremony venue of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, and the world's first "Double Olympic Opening and Closing ceremony venue". As a landmark building representing the national image, the Bird's Nest has gone beyond pure sports or architectural concepts, carrying profound social significance, and has become a platform for international exchanges and an important window for displaying China's image.

The National Stadium sits on a pedestal platform that rises slowly from the ground, and spectators can reach the stadium from the Olympic Park along the pedestal platform. The north side of the base is a sinking warm-up field, which is connected with the competition field in the home court through the athletes' channel. The part above the base of the stadium has seven floors, including spectator service facilities, media work areas, VIP reception areas and commercial areas. The section below the base has a total of three levels, with zero internal loop, parking and a large number of functional rooms. The bowl stands are divided into three layers: upper, middle and lower, and boxes and seating areas are arranged between the upper and middle stands.

In the construction of the National Stadium, advanced energy-saving design and environmental protection measures have been adopted, such as good natural ventilation and natural lighting, comprehensive recycling of rainwater, the utilization of renewable geothermal energy, and the application of solar photovoltaic power generation technology, which is a veritable large-scale "green building".

Opening hours:

Open all day: 10:00-22:00 (21:00 closed, 22:00 closed)

National Aquatics Center (Water Cube/Ice Cube)

The National Aquatics Center (Water Cube/Ice Cube) is the boutique venue of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and the classic renovation venue of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, and the only Olympic venue built by Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan compatriots and overseas Chinese donated money. It has been rated as "China's top Ten new architectural wonders" and is a new business card of Beijing.

Since the operation of the National Aquatics Center (Water Cube/Ice Cube) after the game, it has continued to expand the business contents of sports events, tourism visits, swimming fitness, large-scale activities, market development, franchise operation, water park, ice rink operation and so on. By the end of 2020, the Water Cube has received 26 million visitors, held more than 1,600 events, and provided swimming services to about 2.6 million people.

Opening hours:

Business hours: 10:30-22:30; Ticket sale time: 10:30-21:50

Admission time: 10:30-22:00; Clearance time: 22:30

The above opening hours are for reference only, and the specific opening hours of the venue are subject to the opening hours announced on the same day.

Olympic Forest Park

The Olympic Forest Park is open to the public free of charge, and has become the largest public park in Beijing that integrates tourism, recreation, sports and fitness. Here, you can take a leisurely walk in the forest paths and breathe the natural green fresh air in the bustling city; You can also change into sports shoes, jog on the main road of the park surrounded by green trees and flowers, and enjoy the fun of aerobic exercise; The elderly can take the sightseeing battery car to enjoy the scenery of the garden; Couples can ride a tandem bicycle to enjoy a romantic world in nature; A family of three can take a cruise boat, rippling in the blue waves, enjoy the lake's koi, and enjoy a happy weekend.

Opening hours:

Peak season: From March 15 to November 15, the park opens at 6:00 am - closes at 21:00 PM, and closes at 22:00 PM

Off season: November 16 to March 14

Park Fare:

Free admission

Beijing Olympic Tower

The Beijing Olympic Tower is located at the northern end of the central axis of traditional Chinese culture, northeast of the central area of the Olympic Park, on the shores of Ohai Lake. The Olympic Tower is connected with the Central Axis Landscape Avenue on the west side, Kehui Road on the north, Kehui South Road on the south, and Hubin Road on the east, which is a new landmark building in Beijing. The tower body is composed of five independent towers ranging from 186 meters to 264.8 meters high, with a total construction area of 18,687 square meters. Among them, the tower crown covers an area of 5,257 square meters; The tower covers an area of 13,430 square meters. It's the only one in the world made up of five separate towers. The building height is currently ranked 6th in China and 22nd in the world.