Venues
- Spread over three cities; Beijing, Yanqing and Zhangjiakou
- 3 Zones
- 5 Clusters
- 12 Competition venues
- 2 Beijing 2008 venues (National Stadium & National Aquatics Centre)
| Zone | Venue | Ceremonies / Sports |
|---|---|---|
| Beijing | National Stadium | Opening and Closing Ceremonies |
| National Aquatics Centre | Curling | |
| National Indoor Stadium | Ice Hockey (Men's Tournament) | |
| Wukesong Sports Centre | Ice Hockey (Women's Tournament) | |
| National Speed Skating Oval | Speed Skating | |
| Capital Indoor Stadium | Short Track Speed Skating, Figure Skating | |
| Big Air Shougang | Skiing (Freestyle Skiing: Big Air. Snowboard: Big Air) | |
| Yanqing | National Sliding Centre | Bobsleigh, Skeleton, Luge |
| National Alpine Skiing Centre | Skiing (Alpine Skiing) | |
| Zhangjiakou | Genting Snow Park | Skiing (Freestyle Skiing: Aerials, Moguls, Ski Cross, Halfpipe, Slopestyle. Snowboard: Parallel Giant Slalom, Cross, Halfpipe, Slopestyle) |
| National Cross-Country Centre | Cross-Country Skiing, Nordic Combined (Cross-Country Skiing) | |
| National Ski Jumping Centre | Ski Jumping, Nordic Combined (Ski Jumping) | |
| National Biathlon Centre | Biathlon | |
Non-competition venues
- Training Venues
- Capital Skating Oval (existing)
- Capital Indoor Stadium Training Hall (Existing)
- Capital Short Track Speed Skating Hall (Planned)
- Olympic Village
- Beijing Olympic Village (Planned)
- Yanqing Olympic Village (Additional)
- Zhangjiakou Olympic Village (Planned)
- MPC/IBC
- China National Convention Centre (Existing)
- MMC
- Yanqing Mountain Media Centre (Temporary)
- Zhangjiakou Mountain Media Centre (Temporary)
- Medal Plaza
- Beijing Medal Plaza (Temporary)
- Yanqing Medal Plaza (Temporary)
- Zhangjiakou Medal Plaza (Temporary)
Venues – Legacy
- Existing venues: 7
- New Venues: 8
| Zone | Cluster | Venue | Venue status | Current Use | Post-Games use | Legacy Seating Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beijing | Olympic Green | National Stadium | Existing | Stadium | Stadium | 80.000 |
| National Aquatics Centre | Existing | Venue/public swimming pool | Venue/public swimming pool | 4.500 | ||
| National Indoor Stadium | Existing | Venue/public sports & leisure/commercial performance | Venue/public sports & leisure/commercial performance | 18.000 | ||
| National Speed Skating Oval | Planned | - | Public skating venue and ice hockey clubs | 6.000 | ||
| Wukesong Sports Centre | Wukesong Sports Centre | Existing | Venue/public sports & leisure/commercial performance | Venue/public sports & leisure/commercial performance | 17.000 | |
| Capital Indoor Stadium | Capital Indoor Stadium | Existing | Venue/public sports & leisure/commercial performance | Venue/public sports & leisure/commercial performance | 18.000 | |
| Yanqing | Yanqing | National Sliding Centre | Additional | - | Venue/training base for national teams | 2.000 |
| National Alpine Ski Centre | Additional | - | Venue/training base for national teams | 0 | ||
| Zhangjiakou | Zhangjiakou | Biathlon Centre | Planned | - | Ski field | 5.000 |
| Nordic Centre Cross Country Venue | Additional | - | Venue/training base for national teams | 0 | ||
| Nordic Centre Ski Jumping Venue | Planned | - | Venue/training base for national teams | 5.000 | ||
| Nordic Centre | - | - | Venue/training base for national teams | 5.000J | ||
| Genting Snow Park A | Existing | Ski field | Ski field | 0 | ||
| Genting Snow Park B | Existing | Ski field | Ski field | 0 | ||
Venues Paralympic Games
| Zone | Venue | Ceremonies / Sports |
|---|---|---|
| Beijing | National Stadium | Opening and Closing Ceremonies |
| National Aquatics Centre | Wheelchair Curling | |
| National Indoor Stadium | Para Ice Hockey | |
| Yanqing | National Alpine Skiing Centre | Para Alpine Skiing |
| Zhangjiakou | Genting Snow Park | Para Snowboard |
| National Biathlon Centre | Para Biathlon, Para Cross-Country Skiing | |
Olympic Villages
![Future Arena 74% complete. The 12,000-seat venue for handball during the Olympic Games and goalball during the Paralympic Games is scheduled to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2015. After the Games it will be dismounted and its parts used to construct four public schools, each with a capacity of 500 students. Read more [PHOTO: EOM / RIO2016.COM]](https://architectureofthegames.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Future-Arena-Rio-de-Janeiro-1ytg1.jpg)
