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1. 2008 Summer Olympics Beijing
- One World, One Dream
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- Events
- 5.5 miles
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2. Beijing Olympic Green Archery Field
- Land of the Lost Arrows
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- Dong Cheng District
- 10.1 miles
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3. Yingdong Natatorium of National Olympic Sports Center
- Not Your Average Swimming Hole
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- Sports
- Chao Yang District
- 28.9 miles
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4. Beijing Olympic Green Hockey Stadium
- Hockey's Olympic Anniversary Field
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- Attractions
- Dong Cheng District
- 2.8 miles
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5. Olympic Green Tennis Court
- Efficient, Green Olympics
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- Sports
- Chao Yang District
- 2.8 miles
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6. Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium
- Revamped Stadium
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- Attractions
- Chao Yang District
- 1.0 mile
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7. yayunchun
- Olympic Green Area and Olympic Village
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- Sports
- Olympic Green/Asian Games Village
- 0.6 miles
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8. Yan Huang Art Museum
- Largest Private Gallery in Beijing
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- Art Museums/Galleries
- Chao Yang District
- 0.4 miles
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9. China Sports Museum
- Not Just Kung Fu
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- Museums
- Chao Yang District
- 0.7 miles
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10. Tiandi Theatre Acrobatics Show-Discount Show Tickets Booking, map, seat map
- An easy place to pick up cheap tickets
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- Culture
- Chao Yang District
- 0.1 miles
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The Best of NileGuide
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Beijing made global headlines with their impressive infrastructure development around the 2008 Olympics. The creation of the Olympic Green and Olympic Village in the north of the city was a monumental undertaking that resulted, ultimately, in a beautiful athletic zone. Today, the Olympic Village is still worth a visit to gaze in awe upon the Bird's Nest, Water Cube and the impressive avenue that caters to both of them.
Around the Village there are multiple venues worth a visit. You'll want to stop at the Bird's Nest and Water Cube, but the archery field was also in the vicinity, as was the hockey stadium, tennis court and gymnasium. A stroll around these fields is enjoyable, though recently the city has undertaken new construction in the area, including plans to connect the Olympic subway line 8 to the longstanding line 13, making the line more versatile for local commuters.
The Olympic Village isn't the only thing in the area. You'll find the Yan Huang Art Museum within walking distance of line 8, a beautiful tour through Chinese art and cosmopolitan culture. Nearby, you'll find the Chinese Sports Museum, which explains the country's long history in athletics, culminating in the 2008 hosting of the Olympics which the world viewed as a monumental success.
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Nightlife
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