贵阳市奥林匹克体育中心

Guiyang Olympic Sports Center sits at the junction of Yuntan South Road and Shilin East Road in Guanshanhu District, between the new district, Guiyang Karst Park and Guanshanhu Park on the city's western side. It is Guizhou's largest and most complete multi-sport complex, nicknamed the Guiyang Bird's Nest after the form of its main stadium. The 1,715-mu site, about 1.143 million sqm, carries 257,000 sqm of floor area; work began in 2006 and the centre was completed in 2010, comprising a main stadium, an arena, a swimming and diving hall, a tennis centre, and press, training and management buildings. The stadium seats 51,636 around a 105 by 68 m standard football pitch and a ten-lane 400 m track, sized for international single-sport events and national multi-sport games. Designed by the China Aviation Planning and Design Institute, the complex borrows the water-buffalo horn symbol of Guizhou's ethnic minorities: two horn-shaped metal canopies clasp the circular stands, their facade and roof formed as one continuous surface that echoes the surrounding hills. Perforated aluminium panels thin out with height, shifting from open to solid towards the roof for shading, while infrared-coated polycarbonate panels near the pitch reduce shadows on the field. It served as the main stadium of the 9th National Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities and is now the home of Guizhou Guiyang Athletic Football Club; the phase-two arena opened on 15 June 2026. Yuntan South Road and Shilin East Road serve the site, Metro Line 2 stops at Xingzhu Road and Jinyang Hospital within walking distance, and buses call at Olympic Sports Center station.