Beijing Qingnianhu Park

　　 Beijing Qingnianhu Park is located on the west side of Andingmen Outer Street in Dongcheng District, Beijing. It was originally a large pond, which was excavated into a lake in 1958. In 1960, hills were piled, roads built, pavilions erected, and bridges constructed, gradually forming a modern park covering an area of 169,800 square meters, with a water surface of 63,800 square meters and 16,000 trees. The park features not only the natural beauty of plant communities but also the artistry of floral displays and shaped plant arrangements, showcasing Qingnianhu’s unique horticultural style. It is among the first group of Beijing parks to meet the "No Exposed Bare Soil" standard.

　　 The park’s sightseeing areas include various distinctive scenic zones such as Shuoyuan, Baochun Islet, Lotus Pond, Shenglan Pavilion, and Yiyuan. There is a wide range of novel amusement facilities, including go-karts, bumper cars, pirate ships, and fighter jets, along with free children's playgrounds, gateball courts, and fitness equipment. A rich variety of water-based recreational activities adds endless fun to the park in summer—lake boating and fishing offer leisure and delight, while the illuminated dance floor and surround-sound open-air dance venue under the night sky help busy visitors unwind and enjoy carefree moments. Qingnianhu Park greets visitors from all directions with its refreshed image embodying the charm of modern landscaping.

Beijing Qingnianhu Park is aAA-rated attraction