Grandview Mall

Grandview Mall

Grandview Mall is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Grandview Mall, located at No. 228 Tianhe Road in Guangzhou, the most bustling commercial hub in southern China, features a shopping center spanning 300,000 square meters across seven floors above ground and two and a half floors underground. The west tower is a 48-story ultra five-star hotel, while the east tower is a 25-story premium-grade office building.

Grandview Mall straddles the new urban central axis and dominates the heart of the Tianhe business district, the largest transportation hub in southern China, harnessing the power of the metro. Its convenient transport network connects eight districts seamlessly. Adjacent to Tianhe City and Civic Plaza, it integrates with the future CBD of Zhujiang New Town. Surrounded by the Sports Center, Guangzhou East Railway Station, CITIC Plaza, TaiKoo Hui, several business centers, and upscale residential areas, its prime location is unmatched—Grandview, the king of premium real estate, stands unrivaled.

Scale: Covers an area of 57,000 square meters, with a total floor space of 420,000 square meters. Podium mall: 300,000 square meters, seven floors above ground and two and a half floors underground. East tower: 48-story five-star hotel-style apartments. West tower: 30-story premium-grade office building.

Location advantage: Situated at the intersection of Tianhe Road and Tiyu East Road, connected to the 60,000-square-meter Civic Plaza, at the golden core of the city’s central axis, the largest transportation hub in southern China. A 13-meter-wide passage directly links to the interchange station of Guangzhou Metro Line 1 and Line 3, integrated with the Guangfo Metro and the Pearl River Delta intercity light rail network. It is also connected to Guangzhou Tianhe Sports Center, Guangzhou Book Centre, Tianhe City, and Guangzhou Computer City, offering an exceptional geographical advantage.

Eight functions: Retail, entertainment, dining, exhibitions, fitness, leisure, tourism, and business.

Passenger capacity: Daily foot traffic exceeds 800,000, accommodating 40,000 people for simultaneous consumption. It attracts 2 million families from around the world annually, with over 45% being tourists from the Pearl River Delta, Hong Kong, Macau, and overseas groups. Main consumer demographic: Ages 3 to 60, new-generation families, and Southeast Asian tourist groups.

Golden ratio: Dining 18%, entertainment 30%, retail 52%. Key tenants: Global retail giants (major European department stores), flagship stores of top international brands, multinational theme entertainment companies.

Business scale: Approximately 100,000 domestic and international brands operating on-site.

Policy advantages: Special approval by the State Council for retail operations, self-operated import/export businesses, and as a provincial tourism designated project. Property management: International intelligent management system.

Grandview Polar Ocean World is located on the second and third floors of the west side of Grandview Mall in the core Tianhe business district of Guangzhou, with a total floor area exceeding 58,000 square meters, showcasing a variety of polar and marine animals.

The exhibition hall features ten themed zones, including the world’s longest single aquarium tank, an ultra-long colorful jellyfish avenue, a massive wide-angle underwater tunnel, the Ocean Explorer that traverses time and cultures, the artistic Beluga Music Hall, the icy Polar Tribe, the fun-filled Marine Animal Theatre, and the stunningly beautiful mermaid show... A top-tier global architectural and visual design team has perfectly integrated biological displays with sound, light, and digital technology, aiming to deliver a dreamlike polar ocean experience that combines sightseeing, entertainment, leisure, education, and environmental awareness for every visitor.

Grandview Polar Ocean World

Grandview Natural History Museum is located on the sixth floor of Grandview Mall, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. It is a new-type natural history museum built to international standards and concepts, housing nearly a thousand rare paleontological fossils and mineral specimens. Its “treasure of the museum” is the Medusaceratops fossil specimen from Montana, USA—the first original Medusaceratops fossil collected in a Chinese museum (as of 2018).

Grandview Guangzheng Street showcases the theme of “collision and fusion” of Chinese and foreign cultures. From clothing, food, housing, transportation, and travel, it recreates the core elements of the historical period of Guangzhou’s Thirteen Hongs and incorporates rich, interactive methods to deepen visitors’ understanding and appreciation of Cantonese culture.

Grandview Natural History Museum adopts the philosophy of “education through entertainment.” It uses advanced, innovative, and scientific presentation techniques to tell the story of Earth’s creation and the evolution of life, blending static exhibits with dynamic interactive experiences to create an immersive visiting route, allowing audiences to explore natural science in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.

North side: 6,000-square-meter Hawaiian Palm Plaza, featuring China’s tallest musical fountain.

South side: Outdoor plaza with stops for Hong Kong direct buses, South China village buses, and Guangzhou New Airport buses. Facing Civic Plaza is a giant screen. There are 1,500 parking spaces.

Grandview Mall, located at No. 228 Tianhe Road in Guangzhou—the most bustling commercial hub in southern China—covers a land area of 57,000 square meters, with a total construction area of 420,000 square meters and a total investment of 4 billion RMB. The shopping center spans 300,000 square meters across seven floors above ground and two and a half floors underground.

Address: No. 228 Tianhe Road, Guangzhou