National Centre for the Performing Arts|No way, this is too easy to shoot

|No way, this is too easy to shoot. 🌈The National Centre for the Performing Arts is definitely a leader in architectural aesthetics. Not only are the programs top-notch, but the theatre itself is also quite worth visiting. Just a casual shot can give you a blockbuster feel❗️ 💞Tested photo spots: ✅On the west side of the first-floor lobby near the café, there is a sculpture of a crowd looking up with their mouths open as if singing. The wide-angle effect is great. ✅In the middle of the stairs on the second and third floors, shoot the intersecting elevators with a red background for a great feel. ✅Walk to the sunken plaza at the southernmost part of the theatre and shoot the symmetrical stairs. Standing in the middle of the elevator, the overhead shot is the best. ✅Next to the glass on the first floor of the theatre, there are more people at the north gate, so it is recommended to go to the south side near the garden where there are fewer people. ✅There is also a hidden check-in spot in the outdoor garden on the south side. This requires one person to be on the viewing platform inside the theatre and another person to take a photo on the path in the middle of the garden. 📍No. 2 West Chang'an Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 🚇Exit C of Tiananmen West Station on Metro Line 1 🅿️If driving, navigate directly to the National Centre for the Performing Arts parking lot, which has ample parking spaces. 📣For performances, just check your ticket directly. Each ticket can only be used once. If you have someone else's ticket, you can store it in the ticket locker, and your companion can enter the password to retrieve their ticket later. Very user-friendly. 🎭If not watching a performance, separate theatre tour tickets are 30 in the off-season and 40 in the peak season. 🕰️Closed on Mondays, don't make a wasted trip. Visiting hours are 9:00-17:00, and entry and exit times for performances are not restricted.