Guangzhou Sculpture Park

Guangzhou Sculpture Park

Guangzhou Sculpture Park is a patriotic education base.

Guangzhou Sculpture Park is located on the west side of Xiatang West Road, beneath Fei’e Ridge in Baiyun District, Guangzhou. It faces Yuexiu Mountain from north to south, covering an area of 460,000 square meters. Situated in the heart of Guangzhou, it boasts a prime location and convenient transportation. The park features sculptures as its main attraction, setting it apart from ordinary parks where sculptures merely serve as decorations. It has a distinct theme and rich connotations.

Sculpture Park

"Hard Times"

The park features continuous mountain ranges with significant terrain variations, emphasizing the unique character of a cultural-themed park. It inherits and applies landscaping art techniques from both China and abroad, adapting to the local environment while preserving the original forest vegetation. The planning and construction follow the principles of integrating sculpture with gardens, appreciation with education, and art with history. Various landscape elements such as sculptures, gardens, and architecture are organically combined. The natural scenery of gardens and landscapes enriches the park’s visual appeal, creating a lyrical and expressive garden space.

Sculpture Park

"Ouyang Hai"

Guangzhou Sculpture Park is the largest thematic park in China, combining sculpture and garden art while integrating history, culture, and society. Each statue exudes subtle charm, inviting deep contemplation.

Sculpture Park

"Breeze"

Guangzhou Sculpture Park is divided into four major areas: the Yangcheng Historical Sculpture Area, Forest Scenic Area, Chinese History Sculpture Area, and the Grand Sculpture Garden. It employs modern sculptural language to highlight and intensify the park’s artistic characteristics, making it a municipal-themed park that reflects the vibrant spirit of Guangzhou’s metropolis. Through rational planning of the entire park, creation of a cohesive environment, and comprehensive use of landscape elements, the park achieves an aesthetic ambiance for the sculptures, pursuing harmony and mutual reinforcement between sculpture and garden design. Each sculpture does not exist in isolation but resonates with others to form a dynamic, continuous visual narrative. This allows visitors to walk, observe, reflect, and appreciate within the park, evoking emotions through the scenery and providing a delightful aesthetic experience.

Sculpture is hailed as “frozen dance.” Guangzhou Sculpture Park not only promotes Guangzhou’s culture and art but also carries profound educational significance. It tells the story of how, in the long river of Chinese history and culture, the Lingnan culture represented by Guangzhou is a long-lasting and ever-flowing tributary. Guangzhou Sculpture Park has a distinct theme and rich connotations. It is a “green history book” that condenses over 2,000 years of Guangzhou’s culture and glory. With high cultural taste, it blends knowledge with leisure, and merges art with history, as well as sculpture with gardens. The park emphasizes the unique character of a cultural-themed park, inheriting and applying landscaping art techniques from both China and abroad, adapting to the local environment while preserving the original forest vegetation. It organically combines various landscape elements such as sculptures, gardens, and architecture, using natural garden scenery to enrich the park’s landscape and create a lyrical, expressive garden space.

"Rooster Vendor"

Address: No. 545, Xiatang West Road, Baiyun District, Guangzhou

Yingsi Pavilion

Type: Urban Park Statue/Sculpture

Recommended Visiting Time: 2–3 hours

"The Bride"

Opening Hours: 6:00–20:00

Admission: Free

"Zhaojun Departs for the Frontier"

"The Gate"

"The Little Mermaid"

"The Long March"

"Hometown of White Clouds"

"Night of Harvest"

Tang Daxi Sculpture Garden