National Centre for the Performing Arts | A must-see indoor landmark in Beijing～

| A must-see indoor landmark in Beijing～. "When the Milky Way falls on Chang'an Avenue" A titanium giant egg emerges from the water 21,900 pieces of glass refract flowing aurora The moment I walked through the 128-meter underwater corridor I heard a dialogue between I.M. Pei and Zaha Hadid across time and space～ 📷Photo Spots: 🏷First Floor Lobby There are many open-mouthed sculptures that can be used as foreground elements; at the same time, the reflective floor can be used to capture reflections with a full sense of depth, and sunsets or blue skies are a bonus 🏷Sunken Plaza Symmetrical staircases full of artistic sense 🏷In front of the first-floor floor-to-ceiling windows White square metal frames, intricate steel structures, and the floor are suitable for taking silhouette photos 🏷Crisscrossing Elevators The crisscrossing elevators on the third or fourth floor can be photographed from the opposite staircase for a strong sense of space 🏷Red Spiral Staircase The red spiral staircase is located on the west side of the theater, with spiral staircases from the 1st to 5th floors. Taking photos from top to bottom or bottom to top is very effective 📍Location: No. 2 West Chang'an Avenue, Xicheng District, Beijing, National Centre for the Performing Arts 🚇Transportation: Take Subway Line 1 to Tiananmen West Station, Exit C leads directly to the theater 🎫Tickets: CNY 30/ticket during off-season, CNY 40/ticket during peak season Purchase of performance tickets grants direct entry 🕗Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00-17:00; Last entry at 16:30 📌Tips: 🏷Liquid beverages and tripods are not allowed inside