Shenzhen Dutch Flower Town
Situated at No. 3008 Yueyawan Avenue, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, the Dutch Flower Town was originally Nanshan Flower World. After being revamped, it opened to the public on August 5, 2011. The town highlights "flower culture" and serves as a distinctive park integrating leisure, education, exhibitions, and commerce. Here, you can view iconic Dutch-style architecture, explore specialized flower exhibition halls, and enjoy cafes and children’s play areas.
Passing through an ironwork gate, a European-style Dutch ambiance unfolds before your eyes: a large wooden shoe sculpture stands at the town’s entrance, the fragrance of tulips fills the air, Dutch windmills slowly rotate in the breeze, a musical fountain square plays soothing tunes, and colorful flowers from around the world are displayed in European-style shopping malls... Bustling with people, the entire town presents a peaceful, leisurely, and comfortable living scene. This isn’t a mere imagination of Dutch charm—it’s a tangible reality right before the eyes of Shenzhen residents.
Here, you can admire classic Dutch architecture and experience the authentic “Three Treasures of Holland”—wooden shoes, windmills, and tulips. There’s also a dedicated flower exhibition hall showcasing real flowers or images of city flowers from around the world, allowing visitors to appreciate floral culture while enjoying the scenery and cultivating their sense of beauty. In addition, there are cafes, the Flower Fairy Children’s Playground, a car bar, and other special features. This uniquely styled European-themed town has become a key sightseeing and leisure destination for both tourists and local Shenzhen residents.
Address: No. 3008 Yueyawan Avenue, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province (near Xinghai Mingcheng)
Transportation
Nanshan Bus Station: Routes 201, B623, B813; Zhongshan Park West Gate Station: Routes 201, 301, 382, 78, M206, M371
Admission
Free
Opening Hours
Open 24 hours, free admission
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