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National Stadium (Bird's Nest)

Beijing, China

Capacity: 80,000

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Beijing, China

Where to Stay in Beijing

Hotel Jen Beijing

Modern hotel by Shangri-La in Beijing's business district with comfortable rooms and easy subway access. Sports fans visiting for Beijing Guoan matches or the China Open enjoy its convenient connectivity to Workers' Stadium and the Olympic complex.

NUO Hotel Beijing

Ming Dynasty-inspired luxury hotel blending traditional Chinese aesthetics with modern amenities near the Olympic Park. Fans attending events at the Bird's Nest stadium or Workers' Stadium appreciate the cultural immersion, impeccable service, and convenient northern Beijing location.

Rosewood Beijing

The Rosewood Beijing in Chaoyang sits minutes from Workers' Stadium and the Sanlitun sports-bar district, making it the address of choice for touring athletes and team officials. Its spa and rooftop bar provide perfect recovery and celebration spaces for fans who want to live the VIP athlete experience.

The Opposite House

Designed by Kengo Kuma in the Sanlitun nightlife district, The Opposite House is Beijing's coolest design hotel. Its minimalist rooms with soaking tubs, underground pool, and location amid bars and restaurants make it perfect for fans who want to experience Beijing's vibrant nightlife scene between events.

The Peninsula Beijing

Five-star luxury hotel on Goldfish Lane near Wangfujing, blending contemporary design with traditional Chinese aesthetics. Its central location near Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City makes it a prestige base for VIPs and fans attending major sporting events in Beijing.

Where to Eat in Beijing

Da Dong Roast Duck

Celebrity chef Dong Zhenxiang's acclaimed Peking duck empire, famous for its lean, crispy-skinned 'superslim' roast duck. International athletes and fans visiting Beijing for the Olympic legacy venues and major events consistently name it their favourite Beijing dining experience.

Gui Street (Ghost Street)

Beijing's legendary mile-long strip of neon-lit restaurants on Dongzhimen Inner Street, famous for spicy crayfish and hot pot that keep going until the early hours. Fans pour onto Ghost Street after evening events at nearby Workers' Stadium for late-night feasting.

Peiping Machine Burger Bar

Peiping Machine is Beijing's cult-favorite burger joint, serving smash burgers alongside a rotating craft beer list in a relaxed industrial space. Sports fans flock here between events for a Western comfort-food fix, and the laid-back vibe makes it perfect for dissecting match results over cold brews.

Quanjude Roast Duck

Established in 1864, Quanjude is Beijing's most legendary Peking duck restaurant. The birds are roasted in fruit-wood ovens using a technique perfected over 160 years. Fans visiting for events at the Bird's Nest or Workers' Stadium make the pilgrimage to the Qianmen flagship for the definitive Peking duck experience.

Wangfujing Snack Street

Beijing's most famous food street near the Forbidden City is an assault on the senses with hundreds of stalls selling jianbing crepes, lamb skewers, tanghulu candied fruit, and adventurous options like scorpion and starfish. Fans exploring Beijing between events find it an unforgettable cultural immersion.

Best Bars in Beijing

Arrow Factory Brewing

Hutong-based craft brewery tucked into a traditional Beijing alleyway, producing American-style IPAs and experimental brews. Sports fans visiting for CBA basketball or CFA football matches discover this hidden gem where East meets West over cold pints and hutong charm.

Great Leap Brewing

Beijing's pioneering craft brewery occupies a courtyard in a historic hutong alley. Great Leap brews innovative beers using Chinese ingredients like Sichuan peppercorn and honey. The original Doujiao Hutong location is a favourite gathering spot for expat and local fans alike after events at the National Stadium.

Janes and Hooch

Prohibition-era inspired speakeasy tucked behind an unmarked door in the Chaoyang district serving inventive cocktails with Chinese ingredients. Expat sports fans and visiting supporters gather here for late-night drinks after events at the National Stadium.

Jing-A Brewing

Beijing-born craft brewery with a buzzing taproom near Sanlitun, pouring inventive brews like Worker's Pale Ale and Airpocalypse IPA. A gathering spot for international sports fans, expats, and locals watching games on screens while sampling Beijing's best craft beer.

Migas Mercado

Popular Sanlitun rooftop bar and restaurant with panoramic views and weekend DJ sets. International sports fans watching Beijing Guoan FC or attending the China Open gather here for sundowners and a cosmopolitan vibe.

Workers' Stadium Bar Street (Sanlitun North)

The strip of sports bars surrounding Workers' Stadium in Sanlitun is Beijing's football heartland, where expats and locals pack in to watch Premier League and Champions League matches. On match days the street erupts with rival fan sections, giving visiting supporters an authentic Beijing football atmosphere.

Fan Attractions in Beijing

Bird's Nest (National Stadium) & Olympic Green Tour

Tour the iconic Bird's Nest National Stadium, centerpiece of the 2008 Summer Olympics and the 2022 Winter Olympics ceremonies. The Olympic Green complex includes the Water Cube aquatics center, creating the world's most impressive dual-Olympics venue.

National Aquatics Center (Ice Cube) Winter Experience

The venue famously converted from the 2008 Water Cube into the Ice Cube for Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics now offers public skating and curling experiences inside its stunning ETFE bubble structure. Sports fans can skate the same ice where Olympic curling history was made, making it one of the most unique athlete-in-my-footsteps experiences in the world.

National Aquatics Center (Water Cube/Ice Cube)

Converted from the 2008 Olympic swimming venue to a Winter Olympics curling venue, the Water Cube is a unique dual-sport legacy. Michael Phelps won his historic eight gold medals here in 2008 and the swimming records set remain some of the fastest ever. The distinctive bubble-wall exterior is equally spectacular at night when lit in blue.

National Aquatics Centre (Water Cube / Ice Cube)

The Water Cube is one of Olympic architecture's greatest achievements, transforming from the 2008 swim venue that launched Michael Phelps's record haul into the Ice Cube for the 2022 Winter curling events. The bubble-wrapped exterior glows blue at night and houses an indoor water park alongside the sporting facility. Architecture fans, sports fans, and Olympic history buffs all find compelling reasons to visit.

National Stadium (Bird's Nest)

The iconic Bird's Nest stadium from the 2008 Beijing Olympics is one of the world's most recognizable sporting venues and now hosts major athletics events and football matches. The experience of walking through the Olympic Green toward the glowing lattice structure at night is genuinely awe-inspiring. The 2008 Olympics museum inside traces China's sporting rise in vivid detail.

Olympic Green Fan Circuit

The Olympic Green in northern Beijing clusters the Bird's Nest, Water Cube, National Indoor Arena, and Olympic Forest Park into one of the world's great sporting destination circuits. Guided sports heritage tours run daily, tracing the path of athletes and torch bearers through the 2008 Summer and 2022 Winter Games. The Forest Park's elevated tower offers a panoramic view across the entire Olympic complex.

Sanlitun Sports Bar District

Beijing's Sanlitun Village is home to Beijing's densest concentration of sports bars, where Chinese football fans and expatriates mix for Premier League, Champions League, and Chinese Super League screenings. Bar Rouge, The Den, and a dozen other venues compete for the best atmosphere. The pre-match energy on Workers' Stadium game days is electric throughout the entire district.

Temple of Heaven Morning Tai Chi & Traditional Sports

Visit the Temple of Heaven park at dawn to witness hundreds of locals practicing tai chi, jianzi (shuttlecock kicking), and traditional Chinese sports. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers an authentic glimpse into China's living sporting culture every morning.

Tiananmen to Olympic Green Fan Walk

Walking Beijing's central axis from Tiananmen Square north to the Olympic Green is a seven-kilometer fan journey connecting imperial history to Olympic glory. The route passes through hutong neighborhoods, the drum towers, and ends at the Bird's Nest and Water Cube. Sports tour groups organize this as the definitive Beijing fan orientation experience.

Workers' Stadium (Gongti)

The rebuilt Workers' Stadium is the heart of Beijing football culture and home to Beijing Guoan, China's most passionate fan base. The Imperial Guard supporter group produces European-style choreography that has been described as the best in Asian football. The new stadium, reopened in 2023, is one of Asia's most modern and the surrounding Sanlitun entertainment district makes it ideal for pre-match activities.