The National Convention Center in Beijing is located to the north of the Bird's Nest and Water Cube. It is an eight-story building that stretches nearly 400 meters long. During the 2008 Olympics, it was composed of a fencing hall and the International Broadcasting Center.

After the Olympics, the National Convention Center underwent over a year of renovation before reopening for business. It has since achieved numerous accolades, solidifying its status as the leading brand in China's, and even Asia's, rapidly growing exhibition industry. A multitude of influential international conferences and exhibitions have been successfully hosted at the National Convention Center, showcasing its comprehensive strength across multiple platforms with high-quality services, and generating significant economic and social benefits.

The National Convention Center in Beijing covers approximately 12.22 hectares of land and has a total construction area of about 530,000 square meters. Among these, the meeting and exhibition space totals 270,000 square meters. The main building has two underground levels and eight above-ground floors, standing 42 meters tall, 398 meters long, and 148 meters wide, making it the largest single-building area among all Olympic architectural projects. The supporting facilities cover approximately 260,000 square meters and include two hotels, two office buildings, commercial spaces, and other structures.