PEK

Terminal 3

Beijing, China

Terminal Information

From Thai restaurants and Chinese noodle bars to pizza and burger chains, there's plenty of choice at the food outlets in Terminal 3. There are over 15 concessions in the public area - you'll find noodles, burgers and coffee on the 2nd floor, cafés on the 4th floor and a variety of cuisines on the 5th floor. Another 15+ concessions serve travelers in C/D domestic Departures and around 8 in international Departures.

In the terminal's public area you'll find convenience stores and minimarts alongside technology, health and fashion outlets. International Departures is bursting with brand names - from Burberry, Boss and Bvlgari to Salvatore Ferragamo, Samsonite and Swarovski. Electronics, beauty, liquor, toys and speciality food are also well represented. Domestic Departures area D has little to offer, but area C has over 40 stores, so leave plenty of time for shopping here. Traditional tea sets with boxed tea are a perfect memento from China, where the humble leaf has been consumed for thousands of years as a medicinal brew.

ATMs
Baby care facilities
Bank
Children's play areas
Currency exchange
Device charging stations

Accessible restrooms
Accessible phones
Adapted check-in counters
Disabled seating area
Accessible drinking fountains
'Blind paths' at entry and exit points, halls and elevators
Braille signage in elevators
Free electric vehicles
Wheelchairs

There are several options for refreshments when arriving in Terminal 3 on both domestic and international flights.

At Baggage Claim, you can pick up forgotten duty-free goods or gifts. Once in the Arrivals hall, there are convenience stores and travel accessory outlets, and you can also invest in a prepaid local SIM card.

ATMs
Baby care facilities
Baggage storage
Changing rooms
Driver's license desk (first floor, area C Arrivals, opposite Gate 7)
Hotel reservations offices (international & domestic Baggage Claim, Arrivals hall)
Post office

Accessible restrooms
Adapted check-in counters
Disabled seating area
Accessible phones
Accessible drinking fountains
'Blind paths' at entry and exit points, halls and elevators
Braille signage in elevators
Free electric vehicles
Wheelchairs

Terminal tips

The interior of this terminal is bursting with decorative art and ornamental gardens.

Slow down to a leisurely pace and take in the Rainbow over the Royal Fountain in the duty-free hall, the 'Starry Sky' Corridor at Gates C15-18, the mini botanical garden at Gate C18, and all the indoor flora and water features in the international Departures and Arrivals halls.

There's plenty to keep the young and young-at-heart here entertained.

Aside from a number of children's play areas (the main ones are at Gates C4, C9 & E21), there is also an interactive game wall at Gate C8. Around lunchtime every day, an art troupe performs live at the Royal Fountain. You can also feed the fish at the nearby Royal Garden and Suzhou Garden - fish food provided from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Terminal 3 is the newest additional to Beijing Capital.

It was designed by British architect Sir Norman Foster, and considered to be one of the best airport terminals in the world from an architectural perspective. Terminal 3 is so large that an Automated People Mover is available to take departing passengers to the Gates and arriving passengers to Baggage Claim.

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