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Beijing Province Architectural Wonder Attractions
Here are the top Beijing Province architectural wonder listings so you can find the best in Beijing Province for your trip. Read these architectural wonder reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
A Chinese imperial palace in use by the Ming Dynasty all the way to the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Forbidden City is considered the world's largest palace complex. ..
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
Constructed during the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234), the Summer Palace is a sprawling complex over 726.5 acres in size, the bulk of which comprises an artificial lake. It..
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
Built especially for the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics, the Beijing National Stadium will host the opening and closing ceremonies as well as the track and field..
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
With China's entry into the WTO and its role as host to the Olympics of 2008, a new terminal was added to the Beijing international airport. This terminal was..
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
Created in 1709 by the Emperor Kangxi, the Old Summer Palace, also known as the Imperial Gardens, was originally created as a gift for the Emperor's fourth son. The..
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Changping, Beijing Province, China
The Ming Dynasty tombs are a collection of 13 tombs containing the burial sites of 13 Ming dynasty Emperors between 1368 and 1644. The site was chosen according the..
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
Inspired by waterbubbles and its unique geometrical ability, this aquatic centre, dubbed "water cube" will host the main swimming and diving competition events in..
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
Designed by French architect Paul Andreu, the National Centre of Performing Arts is an opera house and theatre designed in a giant egg elliposide structure (hence its..
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Beijing, Beijing Province, China
CCTV's new headquarters is an impressive building and an architectural feat. This did not come cheaply, and the estimated construction costs will run close to $600..
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