
Beijing Aquarium
北京海洋馆
About Beijing Aquarium
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Located inside Beijing Zoo, bordered by the Chang River and close to the Beijing Exhibition Center, Planetarium, and Capital Indoor Stadium. Beijing Aquarium is the largest inland aquarium in Asia and one of the most advanced in the world, combining viewing, science education, and leisure; it is a national 4A-level attraction. The building's distinctive 'conch' shape uses blue and orange-red, representing the mysterious ocean and the boundless vitality of marine life. The interior is equally thoughtful, with a grid-roof structure in blue and yellow creating an azure world before your eyes.
📅 Best Time & Crowds
Best season: Spring (April-May) and Autumn (September-October)
🏮Golden Week alert: May 1-5 and Oct 1-7 are China's biggest travel peaks — top attractions sell out days ahead. Book tickets the moment they open.
⏰Many museums and palaces close on Mondays (e.g. Forbidden City, National Museum). Plan around it.
Location
View on interactive map →Buying tickets as a foreign visitor
• Most 5A/4A sites require real-name registration — bring your passport.
• Tickets often must be booked in advance online — peak season & holidays sell out quickly.
• Some remote or border-area sites have entry restrictions for foreign visitors — check before you travel.
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09:00-21:00 (summer), 09:00-17:00 (winter)
Inside Beijing Zoo, Haidian District, Gao-liang-qiao Xie St; Metro Line 4 Beijing Zoo Station; nearest airport Beijing Capital Int'l (~32 km).
Advance booking via official site/OTA; adult ticket RMB 175.
CNY 100 (≈ $14) (weekends/holidays), CNY 50 (≈ $7.0) (weekdays)
Beijing City Haidian District Gaoliang Bridge Xie Street YiNo. 18
北京市海淀区高粱桥斜街乙18号
Beijing City Haidian District Gaoliang Bridge Xie Street YiNo. 18
40.0477, 116.2409
Tip: Google Maps may be inaccurate in China — use Amap for navigation.





