Chaoyang Park-朝阳公园

Nestled within the China World Trade Center, China World Apartments are located close to an exhibition hall, three luxury hotels, office towers, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and a cinema.

Motherswork is a one-stop shopping experience for mothers, babies, and kids (and fathers, too). The store features maternity fashion and quality baby wear collections, as well as baby furniture and other needs. There is something to suit every parent’s lifestyle, from lightweight strollers for those who frequent shopping malls to three-wheel joggers for active parents. There are also multi-function bathtubs, dressers, booster chairs, adjustable high chairs, and more. Motherswork carries an exclusive range of products from Bugaboo, Boori, Stokke, and other brands.

Think Big Creative Centre has over 20 years’ experience working with toddlers, kids, and teens to develop creative skills. The company’s Creative Playgroup (ages 0-6) uses Montessori educational approaches to stimulate sensory exploration, logical reasoning, language skills, and science and culture awareness. The Creative Visual Arts program (ages 2-18) is designed by CreativeKids, a Hong Kong art education studio founded in 1991. Programs are age-appropriate, cross-curricular in content, and use multimedia methods to explore topics.

The center’s programs are membership-based.

Formerly Pizza+ (意萨家), pizza is sold by the slice (or "al taglio" as the Italians say) or whole, and overseen by world champion pizzamaker Fabrizio Montori. Try their signature "forest" pizza, with mushroom, sausage, walnuts, and a drizzle of truffle oil. Delivery is RMB 5 within a 3km radius, or RMB 10 for 3-5km with no minimum order.

This New Zealand-based corporation prides itself on providing European
clothing labels. The brands at Archie and Rita are more high-end, with lines like Trelise Cooper kids, Jottun, Jean Bourget, and Room Seven. With clothing for babies and kids up to age 6, Archie and Rita should satisfy children or parents with a keen fashion sense.

Close to Chaoyang Park, this 1000 sqm Muay Thai MMA gym has a UFC octagon cage, twelve sandbags, and four Thai trainers.

The Spanish company that brought fast fashion at reasonable prices to Beijing in the form of Zara, Pull and Bear, and more has added another offspring to the mix, this time in the form of barely-there bikinis, soft cotton loungewear and lacy lingerie. The bathing suit options offer a more fashionable range than you’ll find at other Western shops in the city. A range of patterns, colors and styles are up for grabs.

Deli de Luxe is a gourmet food store and cafe located near the west gate of Chaoyang Park. Starting from breakfast, the cafe serves coffee made with locally-roasted beans and fresh organic milk (perfect with fresh-baked buttery pastries). Deli de Luxe offers a range of homemade cakes and sweets, healthy meals, and take-home goodies using fresh ingredients. The cafe also stocks delicatessen and antipasto items, fresh baguettes, wine, and more.