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1905 Cultural and Creative Park

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After the overall relocation of the Shenyang Heavy Machinery Group, as a testament to Tiexi’s industrial heritage, some of the old factory buildings from the 70-year-old Erjingu Workshop were preserved and transformed into the 1905 Cultural and Creative Park. Dubbed “Shenyang’s 798,” this compact creative park is home to cafes, restaurants, themed bars, various craft workshops, specialty bookstores, modern dance studios, and other cultural and creative shops. It also hosts exhibitions and performances on a regular basis. The park’s “Creative Market” draws in numerous young arts enthusiasts. Today, 1905 has become a major cultural icon in Shenyang—where young people seek inspiration, chase dreams, go on dates, hold hands, or shoot environmental portraits, while older visitors piece together fragments of their memories.

1905 Cultural and Creative Park

1905 Cultural and Creative Park is a cultural tourism attraction.

After the overall relocation of the Shenyang Heavy Machinery Group, as a testament to Tiexi’s industrial heritage, some of the old factory buildings from the 70-year-old Erjingu Workshop were preserved and transformed into the 1905 Cultural and Creative Park.

Dubbed “Shenyang’s 798,” this compact creative park is home to cafes, restaurants, themed bars, various craft workshops, specialty bookstores, modern dance studios, and other cultural and creative shops. It also hosts exhibitions and performances on a regular basis. The park’s “Creative Market” draws in numerous young arts enthusiasts. Today, 1905 has become a major cultural icon in Shenyang—where young people seek inspiration, chase dreams, go on dates, hold hands, or shoot environmental portraits, while older visitors piece together fragments of their memories.

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