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Family Travel Guide - Around Beijing with kids
Children’s attractions in Beijing
北京儿童的游乐场所,娱乐场所大全
Many of Beijing’s mainstream tourist attractions can be child-friendly; places such as the Summer Palace and the Forbidden
City all have big grounds that provide a perfect place for children to run around and explore. A visit to the giant pandas at
the Beijing Zoo is a must for most children, as is an evening at one of the acrobatic performances, such as the one at the
Chaoyang Theatre. There are plenty of museums and amusement parks, including the city’s newest, Happy Valley, which
offers some of the most thrilling rides in the world.
Address: 19 Zuoanmen nei dajie, west entrance Long Tan Park, Chongwen District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市崇文区左安门内大街19号(龙潭湖)
Phone: 010-6711-1155
Transportation: Subway Line 5 at Tiantan Dong Men
Open Hours: 9am-8:30pm July-Aug daily; 9am-6pm Sep-Mar daily
Admission fee: RMB100 adult; RMB70 children
Website: www.bap.com.cn
Situated on an island in the middle of a lake, the giant Ferris wheel ride will give you a panoramic view of Beijing. Older kids
will get a gasp out of the bumper cars, go-karts, roller coasters and water rides. Everyone in the family can have fun with
mini-golf. This is a great place to relax, when you need a break from temples and palaces.
Address: Desheng Men Jianlou, North 2nd Ring Road, Xi Cheng Qu (north side of North Second Ring Rd., just east of
metro stop)
Chinese Address: 西城区北二环中路德胜门箭楼
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at jishuitan (218, exit A) or Bus No. 44, 5, 55 and 345
Hours: Tues-Sun 9am-4pm
Phone: 010-6201-8073
Price: RMB10
The vast range of shells, coins, and notes is as likely to bewilder as to fascinate. While the tour guides' chant of "5,000
years of history" rings hollow, "5,000 years of retail" rings true. Confucius and Mao both railed in vain against the mercantile
spirit. The exhibition should also impress upon you how simple it is to mint coins; the stalls of the Ancient Coin Market
(Gudai Qianbi Jiaoyi Shichang) outside are testament to how easy they are to duplicate -- don't make large purchases.
Desheng Men Jianlou (Desheng Men Arrow Tower), which houses the exhibition, is akin to an imposing castle, with many
dark crannies to explore.
Address: 18B Gaoliangqiao xiejie, North Gate of Beijing Zoo, Haidain District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京海淀区高粱桥斜街乙18号（北京动物园北门内）
Phone: 010-6212-3910, 010-6655-6791
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Xizhimen
Open Hours: 9am-5:30pm (Apr 1 to Oct 31); 9am-5pm (Nov 1 to Mar 31)
Admission fee: RMB120 adult (two children under 1.2 m admitted free with each adult);RMB60 seniors/children; children
under 1.2 m free
Website: www.bj-sea.com
Located in the northeastern corner of the zoo is this new and very impressive addition. It’s reputedly the largest inland
aquarium in the world, with massive tanks containing thousands of weird and wonderful fish, plus a shark tank, coral reefs
and an “Amazon rainforest.” Dolphin shows are held at 11am and 3pm daily (included in the ticket price). The aquarium is
within the confines of the zoo and tickets include access to the land animals as well as the aquatic ones.
Address: 138 Xizhimen Wai Dajie, Xicheng District
Phone: 010-6835-2453, 010-6831-2570
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Xizhimen
Open Hours: 10am-4pm Wed-Sun (Closed on Mon, Tue)
Admission fee: RMB15;RMB10 Children
Website: www.bjp.org.cn
3D and 4D film theatres allow you move through the Milky Way on an exploration of our home galaxy, while experiencing the
sensations of traveling through time and space. The show soundtracks are in Chinese only, although they are awe-inspiring
this doesn't have to be a hindrance.
Address:25 Shijingshan Lu, Shijingshan
Phone: 010-6887-4060
Transportation: Subway Line1 at Bajiao youleyuan
Open Hours: daily 9am-5pm
Admission fee: RMB10;rides charged individually
A sizeable city amusement park, with a huge selection of fairground rides, including rollercoasters, a Ferris wheel and a
Disney-esque Cinderella Castle. You will also find a section called Water World, which features Beijing’s first ever outdoor
water machine, water slides, jacuzzis, play pools and boats.
Address: 137 Xizhimen Dajie, Haidian District
Phone: 010-6831-4411
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Xizhimen
Open Hours: 7:30am-6pm (Apr 1 to Oct 31); 7:30am-5pm (Nov 1 to Mar 31)
Admission fee: RMB15;RMB8 Students/Children; extra RMB5 for panda hall
Website (Chinese only): www.bjzoo.com
Created in 1906 by the Empress Dowager Cixi to accommodate animals bought from abroad by a high-ranking official, it
was then called the 'Park of Ten Thousand Creatures'. Now With over 600 animal species on display, there's not only a
chance to meet China's national treasure, the giant panda (daxiongmao, 大熊猫), but also the golden monkey, Yangtze
alligators, cranes, deer and other rare species native to China. However, parents be warned; if you've got sensitive
children, be prepared for the fact that, while the conditions the animals are kept in are steadily improving, they are still not
up to Western standards.
(Recent Panda News:
Eight earthquake pandas arrive in Beijing for Olympics. They will be on display at Beijing Zoo until November 2008
Quake pandas make debut at Beijing Zoo ahead of Olympics)
Address: 126 Tianqiao Lu, Chongwen District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市崇文区天桥南大街126号
Phone: 010-6702-4439
Open Hours:8:30am-5pm Tue-Sun
Admission fee: RMB30, RMB15 Children
Website: www.bmnh.org.cn/web/en/
Housed in an enormous 1950s building covered in creepers, this museum is the largest of its type in China, with about
5,000 specimens arranged into three collections: zoology, paleontology , and botany. As long as you steer them clear of the
horror show that is the exhibit of partially dissected human bodies, children will love the giant animatronic dinosaurs and
prehistoric skeletons, as well as the plethora of stuffed animals of all species and sizes.
Address: 158 Fengbao Lu, Huaxiang, Fengtai District 丰台区花乡丰葆路138号
Phone: 010-6964-4633, 010-6162-1954
Open Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm daily winter; 8:30am-5pm daily summer
Transportation: Special Bus 7 from Qianmen
Website: www.beijingworldpark.com.cn
This popular Beijing attraction boasts over a hundred models of famous man-made and natural wonders. Traverse the 46-
hectare park on foot, or using its little train, motorboat or cars. Jump from continent to continent to explore sights including
the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty. Between May and October there are often lively cultural festivals.
Address: South gate of Workers’ Stadium, gongren tiyuchang nan lu, Chaoyang District
Phone: 010-6591-3397 ext. 1560
Open Hours: 8am-8pm daily
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Chaoyangmen
Admission fee: RMB75 adult, RMB50 Children, under 3ft (1m) free
Website: www.blue-zoo.com
Not a zoo at all, but an excellent modern aquarium, reckoned to be the best of its kind in Asia. The main attraction is the
enormous coral reef tank holding an array of visually exciting marine life, including eels, rays, seahorses, glowing fish and
sharks. A big plus is that the tanks are set low enough that toddlers can peer into them. There are also a Asia’s longest
marine tunnel and twice-daily shark feeding sessions (10am and 2:30pm). They are detailed English captions on each tank
explaining its inhabitants’ behavior , mating rituals and environment.
Address: Chaoyang Gongyuan, Nongzhan Nan Lu, Chaoyang District
Phone: 010-6506-5409
Open Hours: 6:30am-9pm daily
Admission Fee: RMB 5
Chaoyang Park – the largest urban public park in Asia-is almost unique in allowing people to a stroll, picnic, a leisurely turn
on a pedalboat or a fairground ride. Sony ExpolraScience, a recent addition to the park, is also well worth a visit.
Address: 1A Anhuaxili, Beisanhuan Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市朝阳区安华西里甲一号
Phone: 010-6425-4849, 010-6425-64254847
Transportation: Public bus 300、302、367、387 or 801 at anzhenli (安贞里)
Admission fee: RMB50-RMB100
Website(Chinese only): www.puppetchina.com
Fun shadow puppets and hand puppet performances put on by a theatre group which has toured all over the world. Plays
vary between folk tales and modern stories, from China and abroad. All shows are performed in Chinese.
Address: 1 Minzuyuan Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address:北京市朝阳区民族园路一号
Phone: 010-6206-3640, 010-6206-3646
Open Hours: North Park, Jan-June,Sept-Dec 8:30am-6pm daily; July,Aug 8:30am-6pm Mon-Thur. South Park, Apr-Nov 8am-
6pm daily, Closed Jan-Mar,Dec.
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Guloudajie, then bus 825; Subway Line 2 at Andingmen, then bus 407
Admission Fee: RMB60, RMB90 for both North and South Parks
Website: www.emuseum.org.cn
All of China’s 56 ethnic groups can be found represented within this park, along with information on their lifestyles and
customs. The complex is crammed with a wonderful array of buildings such as the distinctive circular dwellings of the
southern Hakka people (kejia, 客家), some of which are full-size replicas, while others are scale models. There is also a
Chinese Song and Dance Theatre featuring daily performances by ethnic representatives in full costume. If you aren’t going
to be traveling around the country, this is a fine way to get an idea of the diversity of China.
Address: 1 Beisanhuan Zhong Lu, Xicheng District
Phone: 010-6237-1177
Open Hours: 9am-4:30pm Tue-Sat
Admission: RMB30 adult; RMB20 students
Website(Chinese only): www.cstm.org.cn
Altogether a fun and educational museum, the Chinese Science and Technology Museum has some great hands-on
exhibits dealing with electricity, gravity and all your favorite science experiments. Within the large Historical Exhibits hall you
can learn about the lives of those scientists who have changed our lives, as well as seeing monthly exhibits, shows and
displays. A giant circular screen shows films about evolution, modern science and space exploration. Call ahead for film
topics and times as well as special events.
Address: 10 Dong Zhi Men Nan Lu, Dong Cheng Shaonian Gong, East side of East Second Ring Road, green-roofed
building north of subway stop, Dongsi Shi Tiao , Dongcheng District, Beijing
Phone: 010-6415-3839
Opening hours: daily 9am-6pm
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Dongsishitiao(exit B);
Admission: 50rmb (US$6) for 1 hour, 80rmb (US$10) for 2 hours
A children's arts and crafts center with an emphasis on ethnic minority arts. Clean and well managed, the center supplies all
materials required for children to work with paper, make tie-dyes, craft pottery and do a lot more. Required of all children—
creativity.
Address: Gongren Tiyuchang Nan Lu, south side of Workers’Stadium
Phone: 010-6500-4193
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at chaoyangmen
Open Hours: 9am-5pm Mon-Fri; 9am-7pm Sat-Sun
Admission Fee: RMB 30 for 2 hrs.
Website: www.fandoule.com
Fundazzle is a massive indoor kid’s playground. Loud and bright, it has a two-story jungle gym, a vast plastic ball-filled pool,
trampolines, swings, and a host of other activities and enticements with which to reward young children who’ve just had to
endure hours of Beijing dragged round the Forbidden City.
Address: Qiaozi Town, north of Beizhai Village, Huirou District. 怀柔北寨
Phone: 010-6538-1691, 010-6067-1097
Website: www.gdclub.net.cn/gdy/ying.htm
Map and direction to Goose and Duck Ranch
Located approximately one hour drive from Beijing in the Huairou District and close to the Mutianyu section of the Great
Wall, Goose and duck ranch provides an excellent one-day or weekend getaways. Activities in the ranch include archery,
go karting, horseback riding, swimming, bowling and more. There are also log cabins available for weekend stays (cabin
RMB300; lodges/double rooms RMB360/800).
Address: XiaoWuji Beilu, Dongsihuan, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市朝阳区东四环小武基北路
Phone: 010-6736-0303, 010-6738-3333
Open Hours: 9:30am-8pm daily
Admission fee: RMB160, RMB80 children, children under 1.2m free
one ticket lets you on all rides
Website: bj.happyvalley.com.cn
Divided into six themed regions, Happy Valley's 120 attractions aren't just a series of daredevil rides, although there are
these available for the eager thrill seeker. Beijing's newest amusement park also offers exhibits, sculptures, performances
and an IMAX theatre. Among the scream-inducing rides on offer are the flying rollercoaster, the single most expensive
amusement attraction to be found in China and a “Drop Tower” in which riders fall at 45 mph (72 km/h) in a terrifying
simulated plunge to earth.
Address: B2/F, 1 Jianguomenwai Dajie in the World Trade Center
Phone: 010-6505-5776
Opening hours: Daily 10am-6pm
Admission: RMB 30-50 per person including skate rental
Surrounded by shops that parents love, this popular indoor ice-skating rink is tops. It’s got skating and hockey lessons for
all levels. Gloves are obligatory so bring some along with you.
Address: 1 Chaoyang Gongyuan Nan Lu, inside Chaoyang Park, near the South Gate, Chaoyang District
Phone: 010-6501-8800
Open Hours:
Admission fee: RMB30, RMB120 Children,Children under 1.2m free
Website: www.explorascience.com.cn/english
With plenty of interactive components, the Sony ExploraScience museum's focus is on exploring the science behind light
and sound. On weekends experiments are performed in the laboratory, with competitions and live science shows.
Address: Tuanjiehu Nanli, Chaoyang District
Phone; 010-8597-3603
Open Hours: 6:30am-9pm daily
Transportation; Public bus 115 at Tuanjiehu Park
Tuan Jie Hu park features a southern Chinese garden-style layout. A third of the area of the park is water and it boasts
Beijng's largest man-made lake, with little waterfalls.Surrounding a huge swimming pool is an artificial sandy beach for the
pleasure of sunbathers and sandcastle builders alike. This park is so centrally located it really draws the summer crowds,
so arrive early to bag your patch of sand.
Children’s attractions in Beijing
北京儿童的游乐场所,娱乐场所大全
Many of Beijing’s mainstream tourist attractions can be child-friendly; places such as the Summer Palace and the Forbidden
City all have big grounds that provide a perfect place for children to run around and explore. A visit to the giant pandas at
the Beijing Zoo is a must for most children, as is an evening at one of the acrobatic performances, such as the one at the
Chaoyang Theatre. There are plenty of museums and amusement parks, including the city’s newest, Happy Valley, which
offers some of the most thrilling rides in the world.
- Beijing Amusement Park 北京游乐园
Address: 19 Zuoanmen nei dajie, west entrance Long Tan Park, Chongwen District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市崇文区左安门内大街19号(龙潭湖)
Phone: 010-6711-1155
Transportation: Subway Line 5 at Tiantan Dong Men
Open Hours: 9am-8:30pm July-Aug daily; 9am-6pm Sep-Mar daily
Admission fee: RMB100 adult; RMB70 children
Website: www.bap.com.cn
Situated on an island in the middle of a lake, the giant Ferris wheel ride will give you a panoramic view of Beijing. Older kids
will get a gasp out of the bumper cars, go-karts, roller coasters and water rides. Everyone in the family can have fun with
mini-golf. This is a great place to relax, when you need a break from temples and palaces.
- Beijing Ancient Coin Museum (Gudai Qianbi Zhanlanguan, 北京古代钱币博物馆)
Address: Desheng Men Jianlou, North 2nd Ring Road, Xi Cheng Qu (north side of North Second Ring Rd., just east of
metro stop)
Chinese Address: 西城区北二环中路德胜门箭楼
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at jishuitan (218, exit A) or Bus No. 44, 5, 55 and 345
Hours: Tues-Sun 9am-4pm
Phone: 010-6201-8073
Price: RMB10
The vast range of shells, coins, and notes is as likely to bewilder as to fascinate. While the tour guides' chant of "5,000
years of history" rings hollow, "5,000 years of retail" rings true. Confucius and Mao both railed in vain against the mercantile
spirit. The exhibition should also impress upon you how simple it is to mint coins; the stalls of the Ancient Coin Market
(Gudai Qianbi Jiaoyi Shichang) outside are testament to how easy they are to duplicate -- don't make large purchases.
Desheng Men Jianlou (Desheng Men Arrow Tower), which houses the exhibition, is akin to an imposing castle, with many
dark crannies to explore.
- Beijing Aquarium (Beijing hai yang guan 北京海洋馆)
Address: 18B Gaoliangqiao xiejie, North Gate of Beijing Zoo, Haidain District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京海淀区高粱桥斜街乙18号（北京动物园北门内）
Phone: 010-6212-3910, 010-6655-6791
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Xizhimen
Open Hours: 9am-5:30pm (Apr 1 to Oct 31); 9am-5pm (Nov 1 to Mar 31)
Admission fee: RMB120 adult (two children under 1.2 m admitted free with each adult);RMB60 seniors/children; children
under 1.2 m free
Website: www.bj-sea.com
Located in the northeastern corner of the zoo is this new and very impressive addition. It’s reputedly the largest inland
aquarium in the world, with massive tanks containing thousands of weird and wonderful fish, plus a shark tank, coral reefs
and an “Amazon rainforest.” Dolphin shows are held at 11am and 3pm daily (included in the ticket price). The aquarium is
within the confines of the zoo and tickets include access to the land animals as well as the aquatic ones.
- Beijing Planetarium (Beijing tian wen guan, 北京天文馆)
Address: 138 Xizhimen Wai Dajie, Xicheng District
Phone: 010-6835-2453, 010-6831-2570
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Xizhimen
Open Hours: 10am-4pm Wed-Sun (Closed on Mon, Tue)
Admission fee: RMB15;RMB10 Children
Website: www.bjp.org.cn
3D and 4D film theatres allow you move through the Milky Way on an exploration of our home galaxy, while experiencing the
sensations of traveling through time and space. The show soundtracks are in Chinese only, although they are awe-inspiring
this doesn't have to be a hindrance.
- Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park 北京石景山游乐园
Address:25 Shijingshan Lu, Shijingshan
Phone: 010-6887-4060
Transportation: Subway Line1 at Bajiao youleyuan
Open Hours: daily 9am-5pm
Admission fee: RMB10;rides charged individually
A sizeable city amusement park, with a huge selection of fairground rides, including rollercoasters, a Ferris wheel and a
Disney-esque Cinderella Castle. You will also find a section called Water World, which features Beijing’s first ever outdoor
water machine, water slides, jacuzzis, play pools and boats.
- Beijing Zoo （Beijing dong wu yuan, 北京动物园）
Address: 137 Xizhimen Dajie, Haidian District
Phone: 010-6831-4411
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Xizhimen
Open Hours: 7:30am-6pm (Apr 1 to Oct 31); 7:30am-5pm (Nov 1 to Mar 31)
Admission fee: RMB15;RMB8 Students/Children; extra RMB5 for panda hall
Website (Chinese only): www.bjzoo.com
Created in 1906 by the Empress Dowager Cixi to accommodate animals bought from abroad by a high-ranking official, it
was then called the 'Park of Ten Thousand Creatures'. Now With over 600 animal species on display, there's not only a
chance to meet China's national treasure, the giant panda (daxiongmao, 大熊猫), but also the golden monkey, Yangtze
alligators, cranes, deer and other rare species native to China. However, parents be warned; if you've got sensitive
children, be prepared for the fact that, while the conditions the animals are kept in are steadily improving, they are still not
up to Western standards.
(Recent Panda News:
Eight earthquake pandas arrive in Beijing for Olympics. They will be on display at Beijing Zoo until November 2008
Quake pandas make debut at Beijing Zoo ahead of Olympics)
- Beijing Natural History Museum 北京自然博物馆
Address: 126 Tianqiao Lu, Chongwen District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市崇文区天桥南大街126号
Phone: 010-6702-4439
Open Hours:8:30am-5pm Tue-Sun
Admission fee: RMB30, RMB15 Children
Website: www.bmnh.org.cn/web/en/
Housed in an enormous 1950s building covered in creepers, this museum is the largest of its type in China, with about
5,000 specimens arranged into three collections: zoology, paleontology , and botany. As long as you steer them clear of the
horror show that is the exhibit of partially dissected human bodies, children will love the giant animatronic dinosaurs and
prehistoric skeletons, as well as the plethora of stuffed animals of all species and sizes.
- Beijing World Park 北京世界公园
Address: 158 Fengbao Lu, Huaxiang, Fengtai District 丰台区花乡丰葆路138号
Phone: 010-6964-4633, 010-6162-1954
Open Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm daily winter; 8:30am-5pm daily summer
Transportation: Special Bus 7 from Qianmen
Website: www.beijingworldpark.com.cn
This popular Beijing attraction boasts over a hundred models of famous man-made and natural wonders. Traverse the 46-
hectare park on foot, or using its little train, motorboat or cars. Jump from continent to continent to explore sights including
the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty. Between May and October there are often lively cultural festivals.
- Blue Zoo Beijing 富国海底世界
Address: South gate of Workers’ Stadium, gongren tiyuchang nan lu, Chaoyang District
Phone: 010-6591-3397 ext. 1560
Open Hours: 8am-8pm daily
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Chaoyangmen
Admission fee: RMB75 adult, RMB50 Children, under 3ft (1m) free
Website: www.blue-zoo.com
Not a zoo at all, but an excellent modern aquarium, reckoned to be the best of its kind in Asia. The main attraction is the
enormous coral reef tank holding an array of visually exciting marine life, including eels, rays, seahorses, glowing fish and
sharks. A big plus is that the tanks are set low enough that toddlers can peer into them. There are also a Asia’s longest
marine tunnel and twice-daily shark feeding sessions (10am and 2:30pm). They are detailed English captions on each tank
explaining its inhabitants’ behavior , mating rituals and environment.
- Chaoyang Park 朝阳公园
Address: Chaoyang Gongyuan, Nongzhan Nan Lu, Chaoyang District
Phone: 010-6506-5409
Open Hours: 6:30am-9pm daily
Admission Fee: RMB 5
Chaoyang Park – the largest urban public park in Asia-is almost unique in allowing people to a stroll, picnic, a leisurely turn
on a pedalboat or a fairground ride. Sony ExpolraScience, a recent addition to the park, is also well worth a visit.
- China Puppet Art Theatre 中国木偶剧院
Address: 1A Anhuaxili, Beisanhuan Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市朝阳区安华西里甲一号
Phone: 010-6425-4849, 010-6425-64254847
Transportation: Public bus 300、302、367、387 or 801 at anzhenli (安贞里)
Admission fee: RMB50-RMB100
Website(Chinese only): www.puppetchina.com
Fun shadow puppets and hand puppet performances put on by a theatre group which has toured all over the world. Plays
vary between folk tales and modern stories, from China and abroad. All shows are performed in Chinese.
- Chinese Ethnic Culture Park 中华民族园, 北京中华民族博物院
Address: 1 Minzuyuan Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address:北京市朝阳区民族园路一号
Phone: 010-6206-3640, 010-6206-3646
Open Hours: North Park, Jan-June,Sept-Dec 8:30am-6pm daily; July,Aug 8:30am-6pm Mon-Thur. South Park, Apr-Nov 8am-
6pm daily, Closed Jan-Mar,Dec.
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Guloudajie, then bus 825; Subway Line 2 at Andingmen, then bus 407
Admission Fee: RMB60, RMB90 for both North and South Parks
Website: www.emuseum.org.cn
All of China’s 56 ethnic groups can be found represented within this park, along with information on their lifestyles and
customs. The complex is crammed with a wonderful array of buildings such as the distinctive circular dwellings of the
southern Hakka people (kejia, 客家), some of which are full-size replicas, while others are scale models. There is also a
Chinese Song and Dance Theatre featuring daily performances by ethnic representatives in full costume. If you aren’t going
to be traveling around the country, this is a fine way to get an idea of the diversity of China.
- Chinese Science and Technology Museum 中国科技馆, 中国科学技术馆
Address: 1 Beisanhuan Zhong Lu, Xicheng District
Phone: 010-6237-1177
Open Hours: 9am-4:30pm Tue-Sat
Admission: RMB30 adult; RMB20 students
Website(Chinese only): www.cstm.org.cn
Altogether a fun and educational museum, the Chinese Science and Technology Museum has some great hands-on
exhibits dealing with electricity, gravity and all your favorite science experiments. Within the large Historical Exhibits hall you
can learn about the lives of those scientists who have changed our lives, as well as seeing monthly exhibits, shows and
displays. A giant circular screen shows films about evolution, modern science and space exploration. Call ahead for film
topics and times as well as special events.
- Five-Color Earth Craft Center (wu se tu gong yi fang, 五色土工艺坊)
Address: 10 Dong Zhi Men Nan Lu, Dong Cheng Shaonian Gong, East side of East Second Ring Road, green-roofed
building north of subway stop, Dongsi Shi Tiao , Dongcheng District, Beijing
Phone: 010-6415-3839
Opening hours: daily 9am-6pm
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at Dongsishitiao(exit B);
Admission: 50rmb (US$6) for 1 hour, 80rmb (US$10) for 2 hours
A children's arts and crafts center with an emphasis on ethnic minority arts. Clean and well managed, the center supplies all
materials required for children to work with paper, make tie-dyes, craft pottery and do a lot more. Required of all children—
creativity.
- Fundazzle (Fan Dou Le, 翻斗乐)
Address: Gongren Tiyuchang Nan Lu, south side of Workers’Stadium
Phone: 010-6500-4193
Transportation: Subway Line 2 at chaoyangmen
Open Hours: 9am-5pm Mon-Fri; 9am-7pm Sat-Sun
Admission Fee: RMB 30 for 2 hrs.
Website: www.fandoule.com
Fundazzle is a massive indoor kid’s playground. Loud and bright, it has a two-story jungle gym, a vast plastic ball-filled pool,
trampolines, swings, and a host of other activities and enticements with which to reward young children who’ve just had to
endure hours of Beijing dragged round the Forbidden City.
- Goose and Duck Ranch 北京鹅和鸭农庄
Address: Qiaozi Town, north of Beizhai Village, Huirou District. 怀柔北寨
Phone: 010-6538-1691, 010-6067-1097
Website: www.gdclub.net.cn/gdy/ying.htm
Map and direction to Goose and Duck Ranch
Located approximately one hour drive from Beijing in the Huairou District and close to the Mutianyu section of the Great
Wall, Goose and duck ranch provides an excellent one-day or weekend getaways. Activities in the ranch include archery,
go karting, horseback riding, swimming, bowling and more. There are also log cabins available for weekend stays (cabin
RMB300; lodges/double rooms RMB360/800).
- Happy Valley 北京欢乐谷
Address: XiaoWuji Beilu, Dongsihuan, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Chinese Address: 北京市朝阳区东四环小武基北路
Phone: 010-6736-0303, 010-6738-3333
Open Hours: 9:30am-8pm daily
Admission fee: RMB160, RMB80 children, children under 1.2m free
one ticket lets you on all rides
Website: bj.happyvalley.com.cn
Divided into six themed regions, Happy Valley's 120 attractions aren't just a series of daredevil rides, although there are
these available for the eager thrill seeker. Beijing's newest amusement park also offers exhibits, sculptures, performances
and an IMAX theatre. Among the scream-inducing rides on offer are the flying rollercoaster, the single most expensive
amusement attraction to be found in China and a “Drop Tower” in which riders fall at 45 mph (72 km/h) in a terrifying
simulated plunge to earth.
- Le Cool 国贸溜冰场
Address: B2/F, 1 Jianguomenwai Dajie in the World Trade Center
Phone: 010-6505-5776
Opening hours: Daily 10am-6pm
Admission: RMB 30-50 per person including skate rental
Surrounded by shops that parents love, this popular indoor ice-skating rink is tops. It’s got skating and hockey lessons for
all levels. Gloves are obligatory so bring some along with you.
- Sony ExploraScience 索尼探梦
Address: 1 Chaoyang Gongyuan Nan Lu, inside Chaoyang Park, near the South Gate, Chaoyang District
Phone: 010-6501-8800
Open Hours:
Admission fee: RMB30, RMB120 Children,Children under 1.2m free
Website: www.explorascience.com.cn/english
With plenty of interactive components, the Sony ExploraScience museum's focus is on exploring the science behind light
and sound. On weekends experiments are performed in the laboratory, with competitions and live science shows.
- Tuanjiehu Park
Address: Tuanjiehu Nanli, Chaoyang District
Phone; 010-8597-3603
Open Hours: 6:30am-9pm daily
Transportation; Public bus 115 at Tuanjiehu Park
Tuan Jie Hu park features a southern Chinese garden-style layout. A third of the area of the park is water and it boasts
Beijng's largest man-made lake, with little waterfalls.Surrounding a huge swimming pool is an artificial sandy beach for the
pleasure of sunbathers and sandcastle builders alike. This park is so centrally located it really draws the summer crowds,
so arrive early to bag your patch of sand.
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北京儿童游乐场所大全
儿童乐园
●世贸天阶的游乐场：设施比较新，四楼的儿童游乐场50元不限时，平时可2人免费陪同，周末1人，同层还有一玩沙乐园，较小30
元不限时，陪同1人10元。
●工体翻斗乐：是翻斗乐中的旗舰，空间大，空气流通好。节假日大人不能爬高进管道，如果孩子需要大人陪，建议不要周末去。
周末早上十点半有集体的小游戏。
●红黄蓝亲子园：做早教的机构，每家都有小型翻斗乐的场地。可上他们的网站查到各分店的具体位置。
●华堂商场儿童区：基本上各家分店都有儿童游乐区。
●新中国儿童用品商店地下二层：这里的沙坑也适合小宝宝玩，也有大孩子的淘气堡和一些别的游乐设施，还有个做泥工的手工
区。
●金源：有钓鱼捞鱼区，小沙坑，小翻斗乐，还有骑木马的地方。
●赛特：虽然只有几个玩具柜台，但态度友好，一般不会对孩子玩给冷眼，smoby的厨房台和工具台小朋友都可以随便玩。
●燕莎：一般人不注意隔壁凯宾斯基的花园里，很适合孩子玩，不过毕竟的酒店客人的区域，过于吵闹和衣冠不整是会被拒绝的。
●家乐福：好几家家乐福里都有小翻斗乐，但一般都比较狭窄，空气流通不太乐观。
●宜家：宜家的儿童区是限制身高，只有一米一以上的才能进，大人不陪同。新馆地方虽然大了单不如原来的好玩，总在放电视，
孩子们都被电视吸引而不玩器械了。
●甘家口商场：楼上有小小儿童区。
●麦记和肯记：不可否认，对孩子来说，滑梯其实比什么都吸引人。
场馆
●海洋馆：有年票，一年去三次以上就赚到了，顺便还能去动物园一玩。年票在每年四月有售，可以上海洋馆网站（http://www.bj-
sea.com/）或打电话咨询（010-62123910）。
●工体富国海洋世界：跟翻斗乐一起在工体南路，经常有折扣票（在折扣杂志上可找到），一般是八折。但是没有海洋馆面积大。
●天文馆
●科技馆：北三环中路。科技馆分好几个馆，适合一岁多到八九岁的孩子，小宝宝玩的馆里有沙坑，滑梯，肥皂泡，和一个三四岁
孩子的小翻斗乐。假期、双休日人会比较多。
●首都博物馆：虽然是大人的博物馆，但是地下有一个房间给孩子们做手工，大孩子可以一试。
●中华世纪坛：不定期会有适合大孩子的讲座等内容，可以上他们网站（http://www.worldartmuseum.cn/sjthome/index.shtml）或电
话查询（010-59802222）。
●宋庆龄儿童科技馆：在世纪坛边，有户外的小院子和室内的翻斗乐，和一些别的玩具。
●自然博物馆：在参观标本的同时还可到馆内的图书区阅读科普书籍。馆内还有个手工区，可以做小肥皂，石膏，画画。每个孩子
一幅画是免费的。
●电影博物馆：在望京往东北的方向，虽然远，但内容很丰富，大点的孩子跟着家长看一遍，大概就能明白拍电影是怎么回事了。
●798工厂：那不是孩子玩的地方，是艺术区，但那种房子角落忽然蹲个雕塑的环境挺有意思的。新开的尤伦斯当代艺术中心，卖票
的，很国际感觉，对艺术有兴趣的家长可以带大一点的孩子看看。
●铁路博物馆
●国家图书馆：有儿童区，可以读，也可以办证借。在东三环华威桥。
●西城区少儿图书馆：新街口附近，藏书比较丰富。
●崇文图书馆：幸福大街上，儿童阅览室不用手续就可以进去读。有少量没有翻译的原版绘本。
●官园中国儿童中心：有一些游乐设施，大孩子家长估计都了解这个地方还有无数兴趣班。
其他消费场所
●玩吧：西直门北时代之光小区的会所，有英语中文的大量童书，一些玩具，也有大人玩具，可用餐，户外还有个滑梯区。
●A- Z儿童中心：a-zkids.cn在青年路上。
●果园西餐厅：京顺路孙河乡医院路口往里，空间很大，有池塘，院子里有秋千，还有小孩子看电视的房间，很适合家庭聚会。因
为是针对西方人的，所以复活节和感恩节会有活动，尤其复活节找彩蛋很好玩，需要提前预定。
●意大利农庄：对家庭比较友好的餐厅，也在京顺路上，有个大院子，有一些采摘，也有小宝宝的滑梯、三轮车之类的。
户外/公园
●团结湖公园：最小但最有活力的公园，除了大量器械玩具外，还有喂鱼、激光枪船、旱冰等。夏天两个月游泳池开放，造浪池和
小沙滩是市区内的必玩项目。
●朝阳公园：深受孩子欢迎的公园，可惜节日里经常有不伦不类的游园会，届时票价上涨，人挤人，噪音太大。平日里朝阳公园其
实是很适合奔跑和放风筝的宽阔地带。大多游乐器械不适合小童，但有专门的小童区域，小孩子的家长记得一定要带推车，地域实在很
宽广。东门有个滑雪场，很小，但是是离市区最近的。还有索尼探梦，四岁以上孩子肯定会喜欢的。
●陶然亭公园：非常适合孩子的公园，景色优美，内有室内较大翻斗乐一处，冬天也可以玩。游乐器械中石头做的“雪山滑梯”，很多
爸爸妈妈小时候就玩过，属于怀旧经典项目了。现在也有针对3岁内小宝宝的儿童区。
●龙潭湖公园：有比较大的儿童区，节日期间会有主题游园会，门票上涨。
●北京游乐园：三四岁的孩子已经有可以玩的东西了。
●石景山游乐园
●欢乐谷：至少是学龄的儿童才可以玩。
●中华民族园：有少数民族的歌舞表演，可以让孩子增长一些人文知识。注意这家公园夏季和冬季开放的项目差异很大，最好避免
冬天去。
●花卉大观园：南四环花乡桥，因为温室大得很，比植物园的大两三倍，且景观优美，特别适合冬天玩，当然户外部分也很精彩，
有免费的电瓶车穿梭，所以任何季节都很适合玩。门票80与40，一米二以下免费。
●海淀公园：比较有野趣，地域宽广，也有儿童游乐区，就是电动的器械那种。
●青年湖公园：最吸引人的还是夏天有户外游泳池。有一些儿童设施。
●日坛公园：有儿童区，转马，开车等，同样项目比别的一些公园贵一点点。
●香山植物园
●动物园：海洋馆的票可以进动物园，动物园也可以单买票，水禽允许投喂，请尽量喂它们没有糖份的馒头面包而不要喂饼干，教
育好孩子善待动物。
近郊
●蟹岛：机场高速苇沟出口。作为度假村的一部分，有各种拓展桥、儿童游乐设施和一个允许投喂的小型动物园。建议从市区买好
蔬菜带去。蟹岛非常紧凑，换句话说，就是地方不大人很多的意思。
●郁金香花园：也是有戏水有吃饭有喂动物的度假村，位置跟上面这家差不多，没有上面那么热门，设施也稍微少一点。
●留民营农业观光园：京津高速第一个出口附近。人少，农庄的感觉，孩子可以进鸡窝摸鸡蛋。
●西洼：玉泉山不到一点，带餐饮，有采摘，有片野池塘，有泉水加热的游泳池，很多游泳池水温对孩子来说都太凉，这里的到深
秋也还可以游。大人的项目也很多，室内网球场一流。
●朝来农艺园：东北方向，有许多蔬菜的采摘，很多幼儿园会组织孩子去，所以自己单独去最好电话先约下。
●神堂峪：不用买票进景区，这里门口一条河边的任何一家吃烤鱼的地方都可以自己抓鱼看鱼。不少店家还有的有吊桥、竹排等小
朋友喜欢的设施，夏天还可以光脚下水，个别勇敢的也下水游泳。
●拒马乐园：十渡景区的水上乐园，有水上自行车、缆车、竹排等孩子能接受的项目，视野开阔风景很好，也有惊险的蹦极。有时
候夏天还有篝火晚会。
●南海子麋鹿苑：东南角大兴，很好玩的公园，有野趣也有许多孩子可以自己玩的拓展设施，还有可爱的小笼子让孩子关在里面体
验小鸟被关的感觉。
●乡居楼：小汤山环岛东，非常热门的农家风格度假村，小桥流水，有很多家养动物，还有一个充满乡土气息的儿童游乐场。
●太阳村：在顺义，是收留双亲都在监狱的边缘儿童的，每年秋天国庆前的时间他们的枣园成熟，都是矮的枣树，适合孩子摘，一
样采摘可以到他们那去，给做公益的人一些帮助。
演出
●木偶剧院：北三环，常年有木偶剧。
●儿童艺术剧院：东华门，常年有儿童剧，注意有些是楼下大剧场，有些是楼上的小剧场。
●红剧场：常年有少林武术表演，在南城幸福大街，旅游团客人多，相信大男孩子会有兴趣的。
●朝阳剧场：常年有杂技表演，也是旅游团多。剧场就在东三环边。
●天地剧场：中国杂技第一课，就在东四十条，也是旅游团项目。
●中山公园音乐堂：因为一般的古典音乐演出，都不许一米二以下儿童进，而这个场所却是普及场，基本都欢迎儿童。也有些门槛
较低的合唱表演等，但效果不怎么样，最好坐前面一点。
●芭蕾：一般的芭蕾表演都不接待一米二以下的观众，但请家长们注意每年冬天都会演的《胡桃夹子》是儿童题材的芭蕾剧，一般
都孩子都可以入场。
●北京的节假日经常有儿童适合看的演出，一般都可以在票务网站搜到。
冬季活动
●温都水城：温泉和戏水，很多旅游网站有卖折扣票。
●南宫水上世界：往南，在大兴，儿童可以玩的区域比较好。
●运河苑：东边，燕郊，24小时开的温泉，有儿童区和自助餐。不过冬天游泳区域有点凉。
●摩锐水世界：在蟹岛附近。
●滑冰则很多地方都有了，圆明园，前海，北海，团结湖，都有小孩子可以坐着划的冰车。
各类场所具体地址及电话
公园类
电话：85973603
推荐理由：有适合孩子玩耍的人工小海滩。
电话：87500721
推荐理由：共8个展厅，有室外儿童游戏场。
电话：62591283
电话：67028866
推荐理由：回音壁，三音石，对话石都是孩子们喜欢的。天坛里放风筝是特别有趣的。
电话：68525536
电话：63532385
推荐理由：主要是春节时候会有庙会。里面有个小动物园有点意思，有孔雀什么的。
电话：63532385
推荐理由：公园的经典就是雪山。里面的儿童游乐场很不错。冬天的时候玩冰车也很好。
电话：68425851
推荐理由：草地、湖泊兼备，不用买门票，停车位充足 。这里是夏天傍晚放风筝的好去处。
电话：62881144
翻斗乐类
电话：65936193
推荐理由：北京最早、最大的翻斗乐场所。如果离得近，办个月卡特别方便，旁边吃饭也方便。
电话：88892340
推荐理由：设施较新，玩乐设施很全
电话：85592883
电话：68650422
推荐理由：室外翻斗乐，附近有专门用于放风筝的大片空地。
动物园类
电话：68314411
电话：89215315
电话：69122591
海洋馆类
电话：62176655
推荐理由：有海豚表演，时间最长
电话：68461172
推荐理由：动物展示和表演兼备，有海底隧道.
电话：65913397
推荐理由：没有动物表演，但展示很全，海底隧道最大最长
游乐园类
电话：68876016
电话：65067310
推荐理由：朝阳公园夏天活动会比较多。朝阳公园的水面是北京公园里最大的，划船比较好玩。
电话：67143611
提示：游乐园里面最大的问题是没树！夏天去很暴晒！
电话：67389898
推荐理由：虽然大多数都是适合成人的玩乐项目，但蚂蚁王国区石专门为1.4米以下儿童准备的，其中有很多适合儿童的项目
电话：84335608
推荐理由：有小小动物园，都市海景等适合孩子的项目。
博物馆类
电话：62880050
推荐理由：安全方面的实战演习，对孩子是一堂生动的安全课。
电话：67024431
电话：66557858
电话：88361004
电话：62371177
推荐理由：专门设有儿童馆，游戏、玩乐、科学实验项目非常全，就是设施有些陈旧。
图书馆类
电话：67358115-1305
推荐理由：适合1-5岁阅读的图书很多
电话：68875256-801
推荐理由：提供1-4岁亲子阅读，除了图书外还配有一些玩具
电话：62237447
推荐理由：配有低幼阅览室，提供适合0-7岁的借阅及阅览服务
电话：51282300
推荐理由：图书种类很多,品种全
电话：82567276
推荐理由：几个海归妈妈开的小型图书馆，有很多外文原版儿童图书
电话：58693032
推荐理由：非常具有童话色彩的儿童读书空间
活动中心类
电话：66167831
电话：65129689
电话：64254798
益智休闲类
电话：62279800
推荐理由：融科学、游戏为一体的儿童休闲场所
电话：51311001
推荐理由：让孩子和科学有一个亲切的初相识
电话：64297067
推荐理由：科学实验的乐园
电话：51652371
推荐理由：多个体验项目，儿童自立餐厅(自己动手做饭)，养殖基地、种植基地、拓展训练，还有一个通州大运河基地。可以
体验陕北窑洞，各种加工厂(豆浆、糖果、印刷等)
电话：64063352
推荐理由：学习中国传统文化，民俗等
早教亲子类
电话：51660516
电话：8008108858
电话：65536361
电话：87675611
购物类
电话：65052288
推荐理由：国际大牌儿童服装、玩具、用品
电话：67395678
推荐理由：儿童服装，玩具折扣店
电话：87778788
推荐理由：儿童运动用品较齐全
电话：64168945
推荐理由：外贸儿童服装
电话：51954001
推荐理由：外贸儿童服装批发，零售，摊位多。这里买孩子的全棉服装特别合适，还有小东西，比如袜子，口水巾，尿垫之类
电话：88874755
推荐理由：婴儿、儿童服装，玩具用品品牌全，还配有翻斗乐等娱乐设施
电话：88283350
推荐理由：品牌儿童用品折扣店，在北京还有多家分店
电话：87802246
推荐理由：北京最大的儿童服装，玩具批发地
电话：64792345
推荐理由：儿童家居，玩具，设有儿童游乐场
艺术学习类
电话：8008108617
电话：85999387
电话：65189388
电话：68935788
电话：84546075
电话：83401920
电话：64913223
电话：68235393
就餐类
电话：62033112
推荐理由：这是大人们流行的美食地，值得一提的是这里设有儿童乐园，有专人看管，还有免费蛋羹，人均消费50元/位
电话：64051908
推荐理由：古朴的老北京建筑风格，可以让孩子领略不一样的文化气息，晚上有表演，人均消费80-100元/位
电话：58693161
推荐理由：国内唯一一家代理迪斯尼蛋糕的蛋糕店，价格从90元到几百元不等
电话：59863666
推荐理由：有适合儿童享用的多款甜品，人均消费120元/位
电话：84916111
推荐理由：一个有水、有树、有花草的室内温室，除了就餐外还可以带孩子观赏和游玩，人均消费50-100元/位
电话：84712757
推荐理由：小朋友可以自己动手座PIZZA，人均消费100元/位
电话：65032893
推荐理由：典型的美式风格，环境幽雅，人均消费70元/位
电话：64363735
推荐理由：小朋友可以自己动手做PIZZA，人均消费100元/位
电话：68569209
推荐理由：小孩子总是对新奇的东西感兴趣，转转的寿司一定能吸引他们的注意力，人均消费50元/位
运动类
电话：62172797
电话：67211558
电话：82566250
电话：67089523
电话：66020050
电话：89891516
太阳宫马戏团店：朝阳区太阳宫中路10号桑尼摩尔国际儿童主题商场
电话：84661524
中关村丛林城堡店：位于海淀区中关村购物广场儿童新天地内(中关村家乐福B2入口向前100米)
电话：51722702
丽泽桥快乐城堡店：位于西三环丽泽桥桥西300米路北，迪斯康特购物中心内
电话：83298816
游乐场特色：
1、 游乐场中的早教中心，
节假日上午11：00，下午15：30，准时为您进行长约40分钟的亲子教育活动，内容包括：木偶剧、音乐动动园、快乐学音
乐、乐器合奏、宝贝表演秀及彩虹伞游戏、亲子舞蹈等活动，让孩子们在音乐律动、涉交能力、表演能力、表现意识、团队意识上得到
很好的发展；
2、托管服务；
3岁以上孩子，家长留下联系方式及孩子的饮用水，把孩子交予游乐场工作人员，便可以放心的购物、逛街.
儿童乐园
●世贸天阶的游乐场：设施比较新，四楼的儿童游乐场50元不限时，平时可2人免费陪同，周末1人，同层还有一玩沙乐园，较小30
元不限时，陪同1人10元。
●工体翻斗乐：是翻斗乐中的旗舰，空间大，空气流通好。节假日大人不能爬高进管道，如果孩子需要大人陪，建议不要周末去。
周末早上十点半有集体的小游戏。
●红黄蓝亲子园：做早教的机构，每家都有小型翻斗乐的场地。可上他们的网站查到各分店的具体位置。
●华堂商场儿童区：基本上各家分店都有儿童游乐区。
●新中国儿童用品商店地下二层：这里的沙坑也适合小宝宝玩，也有大孩子的淘气堡和一些别的游乐设施，还有个做泥工的手工
区。
●金源：有钓鱼捞鱼区，小沙坑，小翻斗乐，还有骑木马的地方。
●赛特：虽然只有几个玩具柜台，但态度友好，一般不会对孩子玩给冷眼，smoby的厨房台和工具台小朋友都可以随便玩。
●燕莎：一般人不注意隔壁凯宾斯基的花园里，很适合孩子玩，不过毕竟的酒店客人的区域，过于吵闹和衣冠不整是会被拒绝的。
●家乐福：好几家家乐福里都有小翻斗乐，但一般都比较狭窄，空气流通不太乐观。
●宜家：宜家的儿童区是限制身高，只有一米一以上的才能进，大人不陪同。新馆地方虽然大了单不如原来的好玩，总在放电视，
孩子们都被电视吸引而不玩器械了。
●甘家口商场：楼上有小小儿童区。
●麦记和肯记：不可否认，对孩子来说，滑梯其实比什么都吸引人。
场馆
●海洋馆：有年票，一年去三次以上就赚到了，顺便还能去动物园一玩。年票在每年四月有售，可以上海洋馆网站（http://www.bj-
sea.com/）或打电话咨询（010-62123910）。
●工体富国海洋世界：跟翻斗乐一起在工体南路，经常有折扣票（在折扣杂志上可找到），一般是八折。但是没有海洋馆面积大。
●天文馆
●科技馆：北三环中路。科技馆分好几个馆，适合一岁多到八九岁的孩子，小宝宝玩的馆里有沙坑，滑梯，肥皂泡，和一个三四岁
孩子的小翻斗乐。假期、双休日人会比较多。
●首都博物馆：虽然是大人的博物馆，但是地下有一个房间给孩子们做手工，大孩子可以一试。
●中华世纪坛：不定期会有适合大孩子的讲座等内容，可以上他们网站（http://www.worldartmuseum.cn/sjthome/index.shtml）或电
话查询（010-59802222）。
●宋庆龄儿童科技馆：在世纪坛边，有户外的小院子和室内的翻斗乐，和一些别的玩具。
●自然博物馆：在参观标本的同时还可到馆内的图书区阅读科普书籍。馆内还有个手工区，可以做小肥皂，石膏，画画。每个孩子
一幅画是免费的。
●电影博物馆：在望京往东北的方向，虽然远，但内容很丰富，大点的孩子跟着家长看一遍，大概就能明白拍电影是怎么回事了。
●798工厂：那不是孩子玩的地方，是艺术区，但那种房子角落忽然蹲个雕塑的环境挺有意思的。新开的尤伦斯当代艺术中心，卖票
的，很国际感觉，对艺术有兴趣的家长可以带大一点的孩子看看。
●铁路博物馆
●国家图书馆：有儿童区，可以读，也可以办证借。在东三环华威桥。
●西城区少儿图书馆：新街口附近，藏书比较丰富。
●崇文图书馆：幸福大街上，儿童阅览室不用手续就可以进去读。有少量没有翻译的原版绘本。
●官园中国儿童中心：有一些游乐设施，大孩子家长估计都了解这个地方还有无数兴趣班。
其他消费场所
●玩吧：西直门北时代之光小区的会所，有英语中文的大量童书，一些玩具，也有大人玩具，可用餐，户外还有个滑梯区。
●A- Z儿童中心：a-zkids.cn在青年路上。
●果园西餐厅：京顺路孙河乡医院路口往里，空间很大，有池塘，院子里有秋千，还有小孩子看电视的房间，很适合家庭聚会。因
为是针对西方人的，所以复活节和感恩节会有活动，尤其复活节找彩蛋很好玩，需要提前预定。
●意大利农庄：对家庭比较友好的餐厅，也在京顺路上，有个大院子，有一些采摘，也有小宝宝的滑梯、三轮车之类的。
户外/公园
●团结湖公园：最小但最有活力的公园，除了大量器械玩具外，还有喂鱼、激光枪船、旱冰等。夏天两个月游泳池开放，造浪池和
小沙滩是市区内的必玩项目。
●朝阳公园：深受孩子欢迎的公园，可惜节日里经常有不伦不类的游园会，届时票价上涨，人挤人，噪音太大。平日里朝阳公园其
实是很适合奔跑和放风筝的宽阔地带。大多游乐器械不适合小童，但有专门的小童区域，小孩子的家长记得一定要带推车，地域实在很
宽广。东门有个滑雪场，很小，但是是离市区最近的。还有索尼探梦，四岁以上孩子肯定会喜欢的。
●陶然亭公园：非常适合孩子的公园，景色优美，内有室内较大翻斗乐一处，冬天也可以玩。游乐器械中石头做的“雪山滑梯”，很多
爸爸妈妈小时候就玩过，属于怀旧经典项目了。现在也有针对3岁内小宝宝的儿童区。
●龙潭湖公园：有比较大的儿童区，节日期间会有主题游园会，门票上涨。
●北京游乐园：三四岁的孩子已经有可以玩的东西了。
●石景山游乐园
●欢乐谷：至少是学龄的儿童才可以玩。
●中华民族园：有少数民族的歌舞表演，可以让孩子增长一些人文知识。注意这家公园夏季和冬季开放的项目差异很大，最好避免
冬天去。
●花卉大观园：南四环花乡桥，因为温室大得很，比植物园的大两三倍，且景观优美，特别适合冬天玩，当然户外部分也很精彩，
有免费的电瓶车穿梭，所以任何季节都很适合玩。门票80与40，一米二以下免费。
●海淀公园：比较有野趣，地域宽广，也有儿童游乐区，就是电动的器械那种。
●青年湖公园：最吸引人的还是夏天有户外游泳池。有一些儿童设施。
●日坛公园：有儿童区，转马，开车等，同样项目比别的一些公园贵一点点。
●香山植物园
●动物园：海洋馆的票可以进动物园，动物园也可以单买票，水禽允许投喂，请尽量喂它们没有糖份的馒头面包而不要喂饼干，教
育好孩子善待动物。
近郊
●蟹岛：机场高速苇沟出口。作为度假村的一部分，有各种拓展桥、儿童游乐设施和一个允许投喂的小型动物园。建议从市区买好
蔬菜带去。蟹岛非常紧凑，换句话说，就是地方不大人很多的意思。
●郁金香花园：也是有戏水有吃饭有喂动物的度假村，位置跟上面这家差不多，没有上面那么热门，设施也稍微少一点。
●留民营农业观光园：京津高速第一个出口附近。人少，农庄的感觉，孩子可以进鸡窝摸鸡蛋。
●西洼：玉泉山不到一点，带餐饮，有采摘，有片野池塘，有泉水加热的游泳池，很多游泳池水温对孩子来说都太凉，这里的到深
秋也还可以游。大人的项目也很多，室内网球场一流。
●朝来农艺园：东北方向，有许多蔬菜的采摘，很多幼儿园会组织孩子去，所以自己单独去最好电话先约下。
●神堂峪：不用买票进景区，这里门口一条河边的任何一家吃烤鱼的地方都可以自己抓鱼看鱼。不少店家还有的有吊桥、竹排等小
朋友喜欢的设施，夏天还可以光脚下水，个别勇敢的也下水游泳。
●拒马乐园：十渡景区的水上乐园，有水上自行车、缆车、竹排等孩子能接受的项目，视野开阔风景很好，也有惊险的蹦极。有时
候夏天还有篝火晚会。
●南海子麋鹿苑：东南角大兴，很好玩的公园，有野趣也有许多孩子可以自己玩的拓展设施，还有可爱的小笼子让孩子关在里面体
验小鸟被关的感觉。
●乡居楼：小汤山环岛东，非常热门的农家风格度假村，小桥流水，有很多家养动物，还有一个充满乡土气息的儿童游乐场。
●太阳村：在顺义，是收留双亲都在监狱的边缘儿童的，每年秋天国庆前的时间他们的枣园成熟，都是矮的枣树，适合孩子摘，一
样采摘可以到他们那去，给做公益的人一些帮助。
演出
●木偶剧院：北三环，常年有木偶剧。
●儿童艺术剧院：东华门，常年有儿童剧，注意有些是楼下大剧场，有些是楼上的小剧场。
●红剧场：常年有少林武术表演，在南城幸福大街，旅游团客人多，相信大男孩子会有兴趣的。
●朝阳剧场：常年有杂技表演，也是旅游团多。剧场就在东三环边。
●天地剧场：中国杂技第一课，就在东四十条，也是旅游团项目。
●中山公园音乐堂：因为一般的古典音乐演出，都不许一米二以下儿童进，而这个场所却是普及场，基本都欢迎儿童。也有些门槛
较低的合唱表演等，但效果不怎么样，最好坐前面一点。
●芭蕾：一般的芭蕾表演都不接待一米二以下的观众，但请家长们注意每年冬天都会演的《胡桃夹子》是儿童题材的芭蕾剧，一般
都孩子都可以入场。
●北京的节假日经常有儿童适合看的演出，一般都可以在票务网站搜到。
冬季活动
●温都水城：温泉和戏水，很多旅游网站有卖折扣票。
●南宫水上世界：往南，在大兴，儿童可以玩的区域比较好。
●运河苑：东边，燕郊，24小时开的温泉，有儿童区和自助餐。不过冬天游泳区域有点凉。
●摩锐水世界：在蟹岛附近。
●滑冰则很多地方都有了，圆明园，前海，北海，团结湖，都有小孩子可以坐着划的冰车。
各类场所具体地址及电话
公园类
- 团结湖公园
电话：85973603
推荐理由：有适合孩子玩耍的人工小海滩。
- 世界花卉大观园
电话：87500721
推荐理由：共8个展厅，有室外儿童游戏场。
- 北京植物园
电话：62591283
- 天坛
电话：67028866
推荐理由：回音壁，三音石，对话石都是孩子们喜欢的。天坛里放风筝是特别有趣的。
- 玉渊潭公园
电话：68525536
- 大观园
电话：63532385
推荐理由：主要是春节时候会有庙会。里面有个小动物园有点意思，有孔雀什么的。
- 陶然亭公园
电话：63532385
推荐理由：公园的经典就是雪山。里面的儿童游乐场很不错。冬天的时候玩冰车也很好。
- 紫竹院公园
电话：68425851
- 太阳宫公园
推荐理由：草地、湖泊兼备，不用买门票，停车位充足 。这里是夏天傍晚放风筝的好去处。
- 颐和园
电话：62881144
翻斗乐类
- 北京工体翻斗乐
电话：65936193
推荐理由：北京最早、最大的翻斗乐场所。如果离得近，办个月卡特别方便，旁边吃饭也方便。
- 大西洋淘气城
电话：88892340
推荐理由：设施较新，玩乐设施很全
- A- Z英伦创意园
电话：85592883
- 推荐理由：环境好，玩乐设施全，有专人定时组织活动。配有家属休息区，可以上网，有快餐。
- 雕塑公园翻斗乐
电话：68650422
推荐理由：室外翻斗乐，附近有专门用于放风筝的大片空地。
动物园类
- 北京动物园
电话：68314411
- 北京野生动物园
电话：89215315
- 八达岭野生动物园世界
电话：69122591
海洋馆类
- 北京海洋馆
电话：62176655
推荐理由：有海豚表演，时间最长
- 太平洋海底世界博览馆
电话：68461172
推荐理由：动物展示和表演兼备，有海底隧道.
- 工体富国海底世界
电话：65913397
推荐理由：没有动物表演，但展示很全，海底隧道最大最长
游乐园类
- 北京石景山游乐园
电话：68876016
- 朝阳公园游乐场
电话：65067310
推荐理由：朝阳公园夏天活动会比较多。朝阳公园的水面是北京公园里最大的，划船比较好玩。
- 北京游乐园
电话：67143611
提示：游乐园里面最大的问题是没树！夏天去很暴晒！
- 北京欢乐谷
电话：67389898
推荐理由：虽然大多数都是适合成人的玩乐项目，但蚂蚁王国区石专门为1.4米以下儿童准备的，其中有很多适合儿童的项目
- 蟹岛度假村
电话：84335608
推荐理由：有小小动物园，都市海景等适合孩子的项目。
博物馆类
- 海淀公共安全馆
电话：62880050
推荐理由：安全方面的实战演习，对孩子是一堂生动的安全课。
- 北京自然博物馆
电话：67024431
- 中国地质博物馆
电话：66557858
- 北京天文馆
电话：88361004
- 中国科技馆
电话：62371177
推荐理由：专门设有儿童馆，游戏、玩乐、科学实验项目非常全，就是设施有些陈旧。
图书馆类
- 北京市少年儿童图书馆
电话：67358115-1305
推荐理由：适合1-5岁阅读的图书很多
- 石景山少年儿童图书馆
电话：68875256-801
推荐理由：提供1-4岁亲子阅读，除了图书外还配有一些玩具
- 西城区青少年儿童图书馆
电话：62237447
推荐理由：配有低幼阅览室，提供适合0-7岁的借阅及阅览服务
- 第三极书局
电话：51282300
推荐理由：图书种类很多,品种全
- 皮卡书屋
电话：82567276
推荐理由：几个海归妈妈开的小型图书馆，有很多外文原版儿童图书
- 蒲蒲兰绘本馆
电话：58693032
推荐理由：非常具有童话色彩的儿童读书空间
活动中心类
- 中国儿童活动中心
电话：66167831
- 中国儿童剧场
电话：65129689
- 中国木偶剧院
电话：64254798
益智休闲类
- 玩吧
电话：62279800
推荐理由：融科学、游戏为一体的儿童休闲场所
- 疯狂科学
电话：51311001
推荐理由：让孩子和科学有一个亲切的初相识
- 北京星光学校
电话：64297067
推荐理由：科学实验的乐园
- 小蚂蚁儿童拓展训练营
电话：51652371
推荐理由：多个体验项目，儿童自立餐厅(自己动手做饭)，养殖基地、种植基地、拓展训练，还有一个通州大运河基地。可以
体验陕北窑洞，各种加工厂(豆浆、糖果、印刷等)
- 北京国子监国学课程
电话：64063352
推荐理由：学习中国传统文化，民俗等
早教亲子类
- 金宝贝
电话：51660516
- 东方爱婴
电话：8008108858
- KINDYROO
电话：65536361
- 红黄兰亲子教育
电话：87675611
购物类
- 国贸商城
电话：65052288
推荐理由：国际大牌儿童服装、玩具、用品
- 燕莎奥特莱斯购物中心
电话：67395678
推荐理由：儿童服装，玩具折扣店
- 迪卡侬运动用品超市
电话：87778788
推荐理由：儿童运动用品较齐全
- 三里屯雅秀服装市场
电话：64168945
推荐理由：外贸儿童服装
- 官园商品批发市场
电话：51954001
推荐理由：外贸儿童服装批发，零售，摊位多。这里买孩子的全棉服装特别合适，还有小东西，比如袜子，口水巾，尿垫之类
- 金源新燕莎MALL
电话：88874755
推荐理由：婴儿、儿童服装，玩具用品品牌全，还配有翻斗乐等娱乐设施
- 上品折扣
电话：88283350
推荐理由：品牌儿童用品折扣店，在北京还有多家分店
- 百荣世贸商城
电话：87802246
推荐理由：北京最大的儿童服装，玩具批发地
- 宜家家居
电话：64792345
推荐理由：儿童家居，玩具，设有儿童游乐场
艺术学习类
- 雅马哈音乐中心
电话：8008108617
- 缪斯古典音乐俱乐部
电话：85999387
- 新丝路少儿模特培训
电话：65189388
- 北京舞蹈学院少儿舞蹈班
电话：68935788
- 东方歌舞团少儿舞蹈学校
电话：84546075
- 丰台少年舞蹈学校
电话：83401920
- 姜杰钢琴城
电话：64913223
- 刘诗昆钢琴艺术中心
电话：68235393
就餐类
- 海底捞火锅(牡丹园店)
电话：62033112
推荐理由：这是大人们流行的美食地，值得一提的是这里设有儿童乐园，有专人看管，还有免费蛋羹，人均消费50元/位
- 花家怡园(花家店)
电话：64051908
推荐理由：古朴的老北京建筑风格，可以让孩子领略不一样的文化气息，晚上有表演，人均消费80-100元/位
- 安吉德来蛋糕房
电话：58693161
推荐理由：国内唯一一家代理迪斯尼蛋糕的蛋糕店，价格从90元到几百元不等
- 蕉叶(中关村店)
电话：59863666
推荐理由：有适合儿童享用的多款甜品，人均消费120元/位
- 红太阳美食生态园
电话：84916111
推荐理由：一个有水、有树、有花草的室内温室，除了就餐外还可以带孩子观赏和游玩，人均消费50-100元/位
- 意味空间意大利餐厅
电话：84712757
推荐理由：小朋友可以自己动手座PIZZA，人均消费100元/位
- 祖母的厨房(秀水店)
电话：65032893
推荐理由：典型的美式风格，环境幽雅，人均消费70元/位
- ANNIE’S安妮意大利餐厅(丽都店)
电话：64363735
推荐理由：小朋友可以自己动手做PIZZA，人均消费100元/位
- 元绿回转寿司(中化大厦店)
电话：68569209
推荐理由：小孩子总是对新奇的东西感兴趣，转转的寿司一定能吸引他们的注意力，人均消费50元/位
运动类
- 首体天立青少年网球俱乐部
电话：62172797
- 光彩网球中心
电话：67211558
- 徐莹围棋俱乐部
电话：82566250
- 新世界冠军溜冰场
电话：67089523
- 西单文化广场尚美滑冰场
电话：66020050
- 哈比豆儿童城，各店地址为:
电话：89891516
太阳宫马戏团店：朝阳区太阳宫中路10号桑尼摩尔国际儿童主题商场
电话：84661524
中关村丛林城堡店：位于海淀区中关村购物广场儿童新天地内(中关村家乐福B2入口向前100米)
电话：51722702
丽泽桥快乐城堡店：位于西三环丽泽桥桥西300米路北，迪斯康特购物中心内
电话：83298816
游乐场特色：
1、 游乐场中的早教中心，
节假日上午11：00，下午15：30，准时为您进行长约40分钟的亲子教育活动，内容包括：木偶剧、音乐动动园、快乐学音
乐、乐器合奏、宝贝表演秀及彩虹伞游戏、亲子舞蹈等活动，让孩子们在音乐律动、涉交能力、表演能力、表现意识、团队意识上得到
很好的发展；
2、托管服务；
3岁以上孩子，家长留下联系方式及孩子的饮用水，把孩子交予游乐场工作人员，便可以放心的购物、逛街.
Beijing for Kids - Children's Attractions in Beijing - An interactive map
This interactive map of Beijing locates some of Beijing's most popular Children's attractions. Use the navigation tools in the
upper left of the map for pan and zoom; drag the map with your mouse to move around. Place the mouse over the marker to
get a sight's name, Click on markers for sight information(address in both English and Chinese, Phone number and a link for
more detailed description); Click on an attraction name on the right side to locate it on the map.
upper left of the map for pan and zoom; drag the map with your mouse to move around. Place the mouse over the marker to
get a sight's name, Click on markers for sight information(address in both English and Chinese, Phone number and a link for
more detailed description); Click on an attraction name on the right side to locate it on the map.