Beijing Olympic Park Travel Guide

Chaoyang District

Scenic spot introduction:

Beijing Olympic Park is a unique cultural landscape located at the northern end of Beijing's central axis. As an extension of Beijing's traditional central axis, it symbolizes the continuation of China's thousand-year history and culture. The park planning embodies the three major concepts of "technology, green, and humanities." Among them are Asia's largest urban artificial water system, Asia's largest urban green landscape, the world's most open pedestrian square, Asia's longest underground traffic corridor and the largest celebration square. It is a city that focuses on the long-term development of the city and the material and cultural life of citizens. It is a citizen public activity center that integrates sports competitions, conferences and exhibitions, cultural entertainment and leisure shopping, with open space, green space, beautiful environment and the ability to provide multi-functional services.

Attractions distribution:

The Olympic Park covers a total area of 11.59 square kilometers and is divided into three areas. In the north is the Olympic Forest Park covering an area of 6.8 square kilometers; in the middle is the Bird's Nest, Water Cube, National Stadium, National Convention Center and other major venues covering an area of 3.15 square kilometers. Supporting facilities; in the south is the built venue area and reserved land covering an area of 1.64 square kilometers. In addition to the green space of the venue, the park also includes a dragon-shaped water system running through the north and south and a sunken garden located 9 meters underground. It has a dazzling array of sculptures, various carefully designed flower patterns, landscape lamp posts, etc., which together form a tourist and entertainment destination. Relaxation resort.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 5A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

City sightseeing, cultural tours, Olympic Games, parks, green spaces, venues

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China>Beijing>Chaoyang District

How to get there:

The Olympic Park is adjacent to the North Fourth Ring Road and to the west of the Asian Games Village. It has convenient transportation. Multiple bus lines gather here from the four directions of southeast, northwest and northwest. Whether you take the subway, bus, Olympic bus line, taxi, tourist bus, or drive by yourself, All very convenient.

Metro: Get off at the Olympic Sports Center Station or Olympic Park Station on Metro Line 8 and it is within walking distance.

Bus: Arrive at the south gate of the park at the Asian Games Village Station, Beichen West Bridge South, Olympic Sports West Gate, Minzuyuan Road, Beitucheng East Road; at the west entrance of Huizhong Road, Beichen East Road, Anhui Bridge North, Yanhuang Get off at the Art Museum, Huizhongli and other stations to reach the east gate of the park; get off at Beichen West Bridge North, National Stadium, Nangou Nihe, Lincui Road and other stations to reach the park's west gate; get off at Baofang, Huizhong Beili North and Beichen East Road Get off at the North Exit, Kehui Road East Exit and other stops to reach the northern part of the park.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Olympic Park ticket prices:

The Olympic Park and Forest Park are open to the public free of charge, but separate tickets are required to visit each venue.

Bird's Nest: 50 yuan/person;

Water Cube: 30 yuan/person;