Featured Attractions
Iconic landmarks within easy reach of the conference venue
More Must-See Sights
Cultural treasures and modern landmarks throughout Beijing
Tiananmen Square
Dongcheng District
The world's largest public square, surrounded by iconic buildings including the Forbidden City, Great Hall of the People, and National Museum.
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Summer Palace
Haidian District
A masterpiece of Chinese landscape garden design featuring Kunming Lake, Longevity Hill, and the elegant Long Corridor with its 14,000 paintings.
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Temple of Earth
Dongcheng District
Beijing's largest altar temple, surrounded by a serene 57-hectare park where locals practice tai chi and traditional exercises at dawn.
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798 Art District
Chaoyang District
A vibrant creative hub housed in former military factories. Explore contemporary galleries, boutique shops, cafes, and street art installations.
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Bird's Nest Stadium
Chaoyang District
The iconic National Stadium, fondly known as the Bird's Nest, was the centerpiece of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and remains one of China's most striking architectural landmarks.
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Houhai Bar Street
Xicheng District
The most famous nightlife area in Beijing, featuring traditional courtyard bars, live music venues, and lakeside restaurants around Shichahai.
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Navigate the city — convention centre and nearby attractions
Experience Chinese Culture
Traditional experiences available near the venue
Peking Duck
Try the iconic Beijing roast duck at historic restaurants like Quanjude or Bianyifang
Tea Ceremony
Experience traditional Chinese tea culture at Lao She Tea House or hedge garden teahouses
Peking Opera
Witness the mesmerizing art of Peking opera at the National Centre for the Performing Arts
Silk Market
Bargain for silk, pearls, and souvenirs at the famous Xiu Shui Silk Market near the venue
Visitor Information
Best Time to Visit
- September offers mild weather (20–28°C) with less humidity
- Spring (April–May) features blooming flowers and comfortable temperatures
- Autumn (September–October) showcases stunning fall foliage
- Summer can be hot and rainy; winter is cold but less crowded
Useful Tips
- Book tickets for major attractions online to avoid queues
- The Forbidden City requires 3–4 hours to explore fully
- Mutianyu section of the Great Wall is less crowded than Badaling
- Carry your passport for temple and museum entries
- Hire an English-speaking guide for historical sites
Currency & Payments
- Chinese Yuan (CNY) is the local currency
- Alipay and WeChat Pay accepted almost everywhere
- Credit cards accepted at hotels and major retailers
- ATMs available throughout the city
- Carry some cash for small vendors and tips
Connectivity
- Free WiFi available at most hotels, cafes, and public areas
- SIM cards available at the airport (China Mobile, China Unicom)
- VPN recommended for accessing international websites
- Download offline maps and translation apps before visiting
- Translation apps like Pleco help with Chinese characters