Bird's Nest (National Stadium)

The structure is really futuristic. The Birds Nest along with the swimming complex next to it are really worth making the trip to see. It only takes a couple hours, but should definitely do it.

Interesting modern architecture, something different. Worth seeing if you happen to be in Beijing. Easy to get there by subway.

A beautiful infrastructure, alongside the Olympic village, visited back in 2019 with a great showcase of commitment towards the development of sports! highly recommended as a tour, as well as seeing within the stadium itself!

Visiting the Bird's Nest in Beijing was an extraordinary experience that left a lasting impression on me. The sheer magnitude and architectural brilliance of the stadium were truly awe-inspiring. Walking through the iconic structure, I couldn't help but marvel at its intricate design and the innovative use of steel beams. The sense of grandeur and history surrounding the venue, which hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics, was palpable. Standing in the stands, I imagined the roar of the crowd

Visiting the Bird's Nest in Beijing was an extraordinary experience that left a lasting impression on me. The sheer magnitude and architectural brilliance of the stadium were truly awe-inspiring. Walking through the iconic structure, I couldn't help but marvel at its intricate design and the innovative use of steel beams. The sense of grandeur and history surrounding the venue, which hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics, was palpable. Standing in the stands, I imagined the roar of the crowd

The whole visit was very smooth according to the signpost instructions, and the excitement of the 2008 Olympics was reminiscent of the nest. The nests 1 to 5 floors were very comfortable, but the top of the sky corridor was a bit sun-dried and worth a visit.

Best spring day!! A must-visit in Beijing, walking the neighborhood of the Bird’s Nest leads to other parks and attractions. Lots of street food and light meal options as well as coffee.