Guangzhou Redtory Art and Design Factory (Redtory Creative Park)

Guangzhou Redtory Creative Art District (Redtory Creative Park)

Redtory, a creative art district in Guangzhou, was once an abandoned canned food processing factory. Now, some wealthy, time-rich, and art-minded individuals are planning to transform it into the “Left Bank of the Pearl River”! Its emergence has quickly earned it the nickname “Guangzhou’s 798”!

Guangzhou Redtory Creative Art District

The predecessor of Redtory was the Guangzhou Eagle-Coincidental Food Factory. The area still retains dozens of Soviet-style buildings of various sizes. The spacious and open structure of the factory buildings is well-suited for conversion into LOFT office spaces. It is named “Redtory.”

Every major metropolis has its own loft district—whether it’s Soho in New York, the cluster of abandoned industrial buildings in Berlin, Beijing’s 798, or Shanghai’s M50… This concept, which became an instant hit in New York, has rapidly spread globally. Galleries and studios built in warehouses and factories exist between art and life, straddling creativity and leisure, sparking imagination and savoring life. Redtory is playing this very role in Guangzhou. Redtory is closely tied to the city’s artistic development. It is said to be a creative art district that “brings the art zone closer to everyday life rather than keeping it aloof,” and after visiting, leaders from the Academy of Arts & Design at Tsinghua University commented, “This place will be even better than Beijing’s 798 in the future.”

The business types within the Redtory Art & Life District include art and cultural exchange institutions, international galleries, artists’ studios, sculpture exhibition halls and plaza display areas, bars/cafés, imported bookstores, art and culture shops, photography studios, wellness clubs, and dozens of other categories. It is an art and lifestyle center defined by international standards.

Address: No. 128, Siheng Road, Yuancun, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province

Transportation: Take bus routes 284 or 299 and get off at Yuancun (Juanma Factory) Station, then walk 5 minutes to reach Redtory; or take Metro Line 5, exit at Yuancun Station Exit A, and walk 10 minutes to Redtory.

Time Needed: Half a day – 1 day

Admission: Free

Opening Hours: All day

Parking: Ample parking available, RMB 3 per hour