Pick up from your hotel at 9:00am. Transfer to Olympic Green by car(40 minutes), tour ouside the Bird's nest and the Water Cube (2 hours) in Beijing, an Olympic Park in Beijing, constructed for the 2008 Summer Olympics. Visit National Stadium( bird's nest). The stadium hosted the main track and field Football, and final competitions for the 2008 Summer Olympics, as well as the opening and closing ceremonies.

Olympic Green:

The Olympic Green, Beijing's newest urban parkland, is great for walking and sightseeing-it's full of Olympic-themed sculptures, art and fun rest spots. To get to the Bird's Nest, walk north on Beichen Lu, and soon you'll see it on your right with the Water Cube on your left.The Bird's Nest-officially known as Beijing National Stadium-is easily the most iconic of Beijing's Olympic structures.

Water Cube:

The National Aquatics Center will be the venue for swimming, diving, synchronized swimming and water-polo final during the Olympic Games. The total seating capacity is 17,000, including 6,000 permanent and 11,000 temporary for Games which will be removed post-Games, then the National Aquatics Center will become the venue for various activities such as aquatic sports, swimming, fitness and recreation.

Lunch at a characteristic restaurant(1.5 hours). 

In the afternoon visit 798 Art Zone(1.5hours), or Dashanzi Art District, is a part of Dashanzi in the Chaoyang District of Beijing that houses a thriving artistic community, among 50 year old decommissioned military factory buildings of unique architectural style. It is often compared with New York's Green wich Village or SoHo, afterwards visit the National Theatre(1.5hours). Transfer back to your hotel.

798 Art Zone:

The 798 District impresses visitors by the odd but harmonious combination of historical and artistic factors.The 798 Art District provides creative people with an opportunity and an outlet to enthusiastically pursue their artistic ideals. Here art is alive and real, with artists at 798 living and working in spaces in tune with the past and the present.

National Theatre:

In the past three years, NCPA adheres to operational positioning for high-quality and high-standard refined art and excellent national art, organizes and plans for a total of 16 performance seasons / weeks and 5,274 shows, including 2,213 public-benefit performances and 3,061 commercial performances. 119,000 artists from 481 worldwide performance organs demonstrate their skills on the stage of NCPA.