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"Best Entertainment in Beijing" Created by: Cityseeker 15 Locations Bookmarked National Center for the Performing Arts "The Giant Egg" While the National Center for the Performing Arts may be this building's official title, almost everyone refers to it as "The Giant Egg". When looking at this shiny, oval building, it is no wonder why this is so. The 12,000 by Jorge Láscar from square meter building was designed by French architect Paul Andreu and Australia was completed in 2007. The exterior features titanium-edged glass plates that reflect in the man-made lake that completely surrounds the building. The Giant Egg houses an opera hall, a music hall, and a theater hall. Visitors can explore this modern architectural wonder on guided tours, or take in a show during the evening. +86 10 6655 0000 (Tickets) www.chncpa.org/ [email protected] National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing Beijing Concert Hall "Popular Concert Hall" A steady stream of orchestral and chamber music concerts can be heard here at the Beijing Concert Hall. Such venerable institutions as the China National Symphony Orchestra, the China Opera Symphony Orchestra, the China Traditional Music Ensemble and the Oriental Song and Dance Troupe are just a few of the many groups that frequently perform here. by KongFu Wang The music is a combination of Chinese and Western, classic and modern, and the quality is generally very high. Truly, Beijing Concert Hall is a haven for music lovers. +86 10 6605 5218 www.bjconcerthall.cn/ 1 North Xinhua Street, Beijing Chang'an Grand Theatre "Varied Cultural Events in Downtown Beijing" Located on the Avenue of Eternal Peace, the Chang An Grand Theater offers a varied repertoire of cultural events ranging from Peking Opera to modern dramas. Performances are sporadic, however, so be sure to check the local English-language newspapers for the schedule. Because of the status of the location, productions tend to be of a high standard, but by Sandy Millar on Unsplash prices are of a similar level. Look out for members of the Chinese government in the VIP section! +86 10 6552 6892 www.changandaxiyuan.com/ 7 Jianguomen Neidajie, Beijing Yugong Yishan "Reborn Bigger, Better, Louder" The That's Beijing Best Music Venue Award winner of 2004 - 2007, the postage sized club faced the wrecking ball as Beijing prepared for the 2008 Olympics. This just gave the owners the impetus to move into a bigger space, and what a choice they made! Over 500 square meters can fit up to 1,000 people in the former courtyard residence of Duanqirui, a by Daniele Levis Pelusi on government official. Retaining so many special details of this historic spot Unsplash on Unsplash yet making it a functioning musical venue was quite a challenge, yet one that paid off. Attracting some of the biggest names to come through Beijing seems to have been the easy part. +86 10 6404 2711 www.yugongyishan.com [email protected] 3-2 Zhangzizhong Lu, Beijing Huguang Guild Hall "A Grand Theater" A curved tiled roof and carved wooden exterior with a very traditional look welcomes you as you enter the Huguang Guild Hall. The interiors are beautifully decorated with a single story thrust stage, and an excellent backdrop that make the the whole theater experience very thrilling. The hall plays host various events, most notably traditional Peking opera by ScareCriterion12 performances. +86 10 8355 1680 www.beijinghuguang.com/ 3 Hufang Lu, Beijing Dada "Underground EDM" Dada is a great addition to Gulou’s social scene. It features sleek interiors, affordable drinks and arguably the best electronic dance music in town. Grab a local draft beer and dance all night to an eclectic blend of dubstep and skweee styles by top international DJs. Happening parties and events throughout the year are a big draw among patrons. by israel palacio on Unsplash on Unsplash +86 183 1108 0818 206 Gu Lou Dong Da Jie, Room 101, Building B, Beijing MAO Livehouse "Prime Music Venue" This is the number one music venue of Beijing. With a huge concert floor offering both a lower area for the pit and an area for those who prefer higher ground it is perfect for a big show. The likes of Radiohead and even Nirvana have played there. Go there to see the biggest and most happening shows from famous bands around the world. The club opens by Knight Foundation daily at 4p. +86 10 6402 5080 www.maolive.com/ [email protected] 111 Gulou Dongdajie, Beijing by Andy Miah Red Theatre "Martial Arts Theater" The Red Theatre is home to the China Heaven Creation International Performing Arts Co. and their nightly Kung Fu show. The Legend of Kung Fu is a spectacular show where these talented performers combine dance, martial arts and traditional Chinese acrobatics. Beautiful sets, lighting and costumes really add to the production value of the show, just one of the many reasons the Red Theatre is such a popular destination for tourists and people looking for great entertainment. www.redtheatre.cn/ [email protected] 44 Xingfu Dajie, Beijing Workers Stadium "Glory of 1959" This stadium, first opened in 1959, can hold 80,000 spectators in the stands and 1500 athletes in the 300 rooms beneath the grandstand. One of its early functions was to host the First National Sports Meet of the People's Republic of China, and in recent years it has seen all manner of sporting and cultural events, including pop concerts. International and by Scottmeltzer domestic soccer matches and other sporting events are regularly held, and the stadium was revamped for the purpose of hosting some football (soccer, to Americans) matches during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Workers Stadium West Road, Chaoyang, Beijing Tiandi Theatre "Amazing Acrobatics" The Tiandi Theater is centrally located in Beijing's Dongcheng District. The theater is home to the China National Acrobatic Troupe, also known as the "Dream Team." A trip to the Tiandi Theatre will have you watching in awe as these skilled acrobats swing, contort and flip across the stage in daring and impressive feats. by Alan Cleaver +86 135 5252 7373 www.tianditheatre.com/ 10 Dongzhimen Nandajie, Dongcheng District, Beijing Chaoyang Theatre "High Flying Shows" This popular theater is known for their stunning acrobatic shows. Quite spacious at 3,000 square meters, with a main theater and two movie halls, the venue has been around since 1984. Specifically designed for tourist friendly shows, the Chaoyang Theatre is a designated National Cultural Advanced Unit. With over three million visitors over the last 20 years, by Tohuchar including foreign presidents, diplomats, and celebrities, this show is truly a cultural relic and must visit. +86 135 5252 7373 www.chaoyangtheatre.co [email protected] 36 North East Third Ring m/ om Road, Beijing Beijing Exhibition Centre "Business & Pleasure" Opened in 1954, the Beijing Exhibition Center was the first large scale exhibition venue in Beijing. With three exhibition halls, entertainment theater and a restaurant, this place is a landmark of Beijing. This 735,000 square meter, Russian-style building is easily accessible by public transport. Some of the most memorable events and exhibitions have by N509FZ taken place in this center: the 1999 China International Financial Technical Exhibitions, 1997 Italy Marco Polo Fashion Expo and some major Broadway shows and concerts as well. +86 10 5796 0055 www.bjexpo.com [email protected] 135 Xi Zhi Men Wai Avenue, Beijing National Library of China Concert Hall "On Stage" This concert hall situated within the National Library of China hosts live concerts, cultural exchange events, and conferences throughout the year. Built in 1989, the Beijing National Library Concert Hall is spread over two floors and can accommodate approximately 1120 people. Offering a great by Daniel Hartwig platform for the musical arts, the concert also screens regional and international films, and carries out all kinds of cultural activities in education, training, and entertainment. +86 10 8854 4114 [email protected] No. 33 Zhongguancun Nandajie, Beijing National Stadium - Beijing "Bird's Eye View" This architectural wonder was built for the 2008 Summer Olympics and is aptly nicknamed the 'Bird's Nest'. The inner seating bowl is encompassed by a seemingly random mesh of crisscrossing beams, designed to disguise those that support the stadium's retractable roof, leading to its nest-like appearance. With space enough to accommodate a whopping 91,000 by Peter23 fans, the stadium now hosts a variety of events, from live performances and concerts, to sports and much more. The vast arena has quickly become a symbol of Beijing's cosmopolitan spirit and modern outlook. +86 10 8437 3100 www.n-s.cn/ Guo Jia Ti Yu Chang, Chaoyang Qu, Olympic Green, Beijing Cadillac Arena "Focal Point of Entertainment" Formerly known as the Wukesong Arena and one of the many locations of the Beijing 2008 Olympics, this spacious venue is still just as popular for international headliners and sports leagues alike. The MasterCard Center plays host to some of the best entertainment in China, from NBA China games, concerts like Beyonce and the Backstreet Boys, and special by 995645 events. Upheld to international standards, this state-of-the-art venue is sure to wow and impress. +86 10 8817 8066 (Tourist wks.arena.bloomagelive.com/ 69 Fuxing Road, Beijing Information) JOIN US AT: cityseeker.com TERMS & CONDITIONS | PRIVACY POLICY | API | CONTACT US | Copyright (C) 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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