
Beijing Olympic Park
Beijing Olympic Park
Beijing, China
Expansive walkway built for the 2008 Olympics & showcasing contemporary stadiums & many sculptures.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Expansive walkway built for the 2008 Olympics & showcasing contemporary stadiums & many sculptures.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Jacob — a month ago
Beijing Olympic Park is a breathtaking showcase of modern architecture and urban planning. The sheer scale of the park is awe-inspiring, with its vast open spaces and iconic structures like the Bird’s Nest, which is even more stunning in person than in photos. The design of the park is both futuristic and functional, blending seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Walking through the area in the evening is particularly magical, as the lights illuminate the structures, creating a mesmerizing
**★★★★★ Mark Auchincloss — 3 months ago
"Beijing Olympic Park is located at the northern end of Beijing's extended central axis, covering an area of 11.59 square kilometres. It served as the primary venue for the 2008 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, as well as the 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, including the opening and closing ceremonies. This distinction makes it the world's first "Dual-Olympic Park."
The park is home to numerous national landmark facilities, including the National Stadium ("Bird's Nest"), the National Aqua
**★★★★★ Madan Kumar Adhikari — 4 months ago
Beijing Olympic Park is an impressive and beautifully designed place that showcases China’s pride and architectural excellence. It was built for the 2008 Olympic Games and still feels grand and modern. The park is huge, with wide open spaces, clean walkways, and iconic structures like the Bird’s Nest Stadium and the Water Cube, which look especially stunning at night when they are lit up. It’s a great place to walk around, take photos, and feel the Olympic spirit. The area is well-maintained, pe
**★★★★☆ GIRUBA BEULAH SE — 4 months ago
Beautiful architecture in the form of a Bird's nest for swimming pool. The street opposite has a lot of eateries and shows with activities for adults and kids. A very happening and colorful place bustling with activities
**★★★☆☆ Rebecca Tan — 3 months ago
Attended a concert at the Bird’s Nest — the venue is huge and it takes quite a bit of walking to locate the correct entrance, so do plan extra time to get around. The lifts to the booth rooms were very slow, and I ended up missing the start of the show.
If you’re a foreigner attending an event here, make sure to arrive early. Security checks are thorough — you’ll need to show your ID or passport, and there are multiple body and bag scans.
The terrace seats outside the booth area were not well
















