I love it. Very good.
All the world in one place.
Can see the entire world in miniatures
No very good
北京世界公园1992年4月5日奠基,经过一年多的施工,于1993年10月25日开放,共占地46.7公顷。公园按照世界五大洲划分景区,包括了一百余处世界名胜古迹的微缩景观(大多数按1:10比例仿造),此外还有如“童话世界”、“生肖园”等主题景点,并不定期举行各种世界各国民俗风情表演。
Dirty.
great
sucks place
Worth a visit on a warm, sunny day although the park has seen better days. Many of the miniature attractions are rather tatty and in need of renovation. The Eiffel Tower is probably one of the better models and provides a great backdrop for photos. Others, such as London's Tower Bridge and Big Ben are somewhat out of proportion. Ticket price [2011] is around 65 RMB per person. Kids are free.
The Beijing World Park (Beijing Shìjiè Gongyuán), was built as a theme park that attempted to give visitors the chance to see the world without having to leave Beijing, or indeed China. The park covers 46.7 hectares and is located in the south western Fengtai District of Beijing some 17 km from the city centre. The park opened in 1993 and is estimated to receive 1.5 million visitors annually. The World, a 2004 film directed by Jia Zhangke, was shot in and around the Beijing World Park.
Given many Chinese are now able to travel abroad, the park attracts far less visitors, though it remains a popular location for newly-weds who can often be seen having their wedding photos being taken.