What are the tourist attractions in Chaoyang District, Beijing?

The tourist attractions in Chaoyang District include: 798 Art District, Chaoyang Park, Dongyue Temple, Gaobeidian Folk Village, ritan park, Olympic Park (Bird's Nest Water Cube), Olympic Forest Park, Crab Island, Blues Manor, China National Park, Red Scarf Park, Sanlitun Bar Street, Panjiayuan Antique Market, Xiushui Street and Qingfengmen Park.

National indoor stadium

Aspect: Located in the Olympic Park, with a total construction area of 80,900 square meters, it can accommodate 1.8 million people. During the Olympic Games, it mainly undertakes competitive gymnastics, trampoline and handball. After the Olympic Games, the National Gymnasium, as a first-class sports facility in Beijing, will become a civic activity center providing multi-functional services.

The National Gymnasium is located in the south of the central area of the Olympic Park, adjacent to the Bird's Nest, the Water Cube and the National Convention Center. Because competition venues and venues have different requirements for space height, inspired by China's "folding fan", the National Gymnasium adopts a wave-like shape from south to north, with a light and dynamic roof. This wave shape also skillfully connects the National Convention Center with the flat-topped "Water Cube" and the single curve corresponding to the north and south, so that the urban landscape in the Olympic Park is harmonious and unified.

The steel roof truss of National Gymnasium is144m long from north to south and114m wide from east to west. The whole gymnasium steel roof truss project consists of 14 trusses, and the total steel consumption is 2800 tons. The shape of steel roof truss is fan-shaped wave curve, which is the largest bidirectional string-tensioned steel roof truss structure system in China at present.

Beijing Olympic park

Beijing Olympic Park is located in Chaoyang District, Beijing, at the northern end of Beijing's central axis, north to the south bank of Qinghe River, south to Tucheng Road, east to Anli Road and Beichen East Road, and west to Cui Lin Road and Beichen West Road, with a total area of 1 1.59 square kilometers, which embodies the three concepts of "science and technology, green and humanity" and integrates offices, businesses and hotels.

During the 2008 Olympic Games, there were 10 Olympic competition venues, including Bird's Nest, Water Cube, National Gymnasium, Fencing Hall of National Convention Center, Olympic Sports Center Stadium, Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium, Yingdong Swimming Pool, Olympic Park Archery, Olympic Park Tennis Court and Olympic Park Hockey Field.

In addition, there are seven non-competition venues such as the Olympic Main Press Center (MPC), the International Broadcasting Center (IBC), the Olympic Reception Center and the Olympic Village (Paralympic Village), which are comprehensive civic activity centers integrating sports events, convention and exhibition centers, science, education, culture, leisure and shopping.

Chaoyang Park

Beijing Chaoyang Park is a comprehensive and multifunctional large-scale cultural leisure and entertainment park with landscaping as its main function. It is the largest city park in Beijing's Fourth Ring Road. Formerly known as Shuiduizi Park, it was built in 1984 and renamed as Beijing Chaoyang Park in 1992. It is about 2.8km long from north to south and1.5km wide from east to west, with a total planned area of 288.7 hectares, including 68.2 hectares of water surface and 87% of green land. The scenic spots built in Chaoyang Park include more than 20 scenic spots such as Central Chief Tree Planting Forest, General Forest and Esperanto Forest.