Shenzhen Bay Park is located along the southwestern coast of Shenzhen, stretching from the Futian Mangrove Bird Nature Reserve in the east to the west side of the Shenzhen–Hong Kong Cross-sea Bridge in the west, bordered by Binhai Boulevard to the north and Shenzhen Bay to the south, with a view across the water to the Mai Po Nature Reserve in Hong Kong. With a coastline of approximately 11 kilometers and a total area of about 128.74 hectares, it is the only...
Tanglang Mountain Country Park is located in the northeast of Nanshan District, Shenzhen. To the south of the mountain lies the Pingnan Railway, to the north are Beihuan Avenue and Longzhu Avenue, the western end terminates at Honghualing, and it stretches eastward into Futian District. Established in January 2005, the park covers a total area of 100,000 square kilometers and is one of the few places in Shenzhen where visitors can enjoy a full 360-degree panoramic view from elevated vantage points...
The torch tower is located in Shenzhen Bay Park, extending the central axis of the Spring Cocoon Sea Gate. It faces Shahe West Road and borders the mangrove forest. The plaza mainly consists of the torch tower, a water pool at its base, a U-shaped memorial area, and other elements, adding cultural significance to Shenzhen Bay Park. The first phase of construction primarily included plaza paving, a central water pool, landscaping, and benches,...
Nuwa Mending the Sky is actually a sculpture located in Sea World. Address: Wanghai Road, Sea World, Shekou. Type: Historical Site & Others…
• A maritime tourism center transformed from a former luxury cruise ship, featuring an inscription by Deng Xiaoping. In the evening, there is a musical fountain show, and the night view is beautiful. Attraction introduction "Sea World" was originally a luxury cruise ship built in France. It was once launched and exclusively used by French President Charles de Gaulle and later renamed the "Minghua Wheel." It was...
Established in 2001 and located in the Xili University Town, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Tsinghua University Shenzhen Graduate School is a high-level talent cultivation and scientific innovation base jointly created by Tsinghua University and the Shenzhen Municipal Government. Directly affiliated with Tsinghua University, it is the university's only off-campus campus and serves as an experimental ground for educational reform and an important part of Tsinghua’s effort to build a world-class university.
The main activities in the miniature scenic area are sightseeing and photography. Nearly a hundred famous Chinese attractions, reproduced at a 1:15 scale, showcase the essence of China’s natural landscapes and cultural history. Mini versions of iconic sites such as the Great Wall, the Terracotta Army, the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, and Huangguoshu Waterfall can all be admired here, earning it the reputation of “visiting all of China in one day…”
The Former Residence of Chen Yu is located in Chenwu Village, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. It was built during the Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty. Facing west and situated eastward, the structure is made of brick and wood, featuring one main hall, four rooms, and a veranda. It is 10.5 meters wide, 10 meters deep, and 7.5 meters high, with a construction area of approximately 108 square meters. The front courtyard covers an area of 35 square meters. It has undergone several renovations since the founding of the People's Republic of China. Chen Yu (19…
Wang and Liu Ancestral Hall is located on the east side of Xuanwu Ancient Temple, Zhengjie Street, Nantou Checkpoint, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. In the first year of the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty (1573), it was built to commemorate Wang Hong, the Guangdong Criminal and Surveillance Commissioner who fought against the Portuguese invaders in the Battle of Tuen Mun, and Liu Wen, the Guangdong Deputy Criminal and Surveillance Commissioner who contributed to the establishment of Xin’an County. Since its founding in the Ming Dynasty…
The Shrine of Wen Tianxiang, Duke of Xinguo, located at No. 15 Zhongshan East Road (current address) in Nantou Ancient City, Nanshan District, is a memorial hall built during the Jiaqing era of the Qing Dynasty to commemorate the national hero Wen Tianxiang. It remains well-preserved to this day. Wen Tianxiang had close ties with the Wen clan descendants residing in the Shenzhen area. According to the "Genealogy of the Wen Clan of Bao'an County": “The founding ancestor Bi, also known as Wenxi, …
The ruins of Dieshi Mountain are located to the south of Chaguang Village in Nanshan District, Shenzhen. They date back to the Zhou Dynasty. The site is distributed along the eastern and northern slopes of Dieshi Mountain, covering an area of approximately 30,000 square meters. Discovered in 1987, 330 square meters were excavated in the same year. The findings include one stilt-house structure site with 49 postholes and one ash pit. A rich array of artifacts was unearthed, including...
The Xiangnan Village Site is located on the tombolo of Shekou Peninsula in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, and has now been developed into a neighborhood area. It dates back to the Shang Dynasty. The site covers an area of approximately 10,000 square meters. In 1996, 1,030 square meters were excavated. The thickest cultural layer reaches 1.6 meters. Some deposits contain shells. Remains include red burned soil and a roughly circular pile of stones. …
The Honghuayuan Tomb Cluster is located on the slopes of Honghuayuan in Nanshan District, Shenzhen. Excavated in 1981, the site yielded one Western Han pit-style vertical tomb, one Eastern Han pit-style vertical tomb, and eight brick-chambered tombs (including protruding-character-shaped, middle-character-shaped, and rectangular tombs). Tomb No. 3, a protruding-character-shaped brick-chambered tomb, contained 27 pottery items such as a well, stove, table, jars, cosmetic boxes, bowls, basins, and cups...
Located in Overseas Chinese Town Happy Coast, Shenzhen, the Overseas Chinese Town Wetland Park officially opened on May 15, 2012, marking the complete realization of the Happy Coast model that integrates ecological conservation with fashionable commerce. In the 1990s, land reclamation in Shenzhen Bay left behind an area of tidal flats that were not filled in. At high tide, these formed a large lake...
The Nanshan Watch & Jade Museum has an exhibition area of 2,500 square meters spread across four floors. The first floor is a jade appraisal center, the second floor displays raw jade, the third floor features jade carvings, and the fourth floor showcases watches. It exhibits various clocks from Germany and Japan, as well as watches from Switzerland, the UK, and France, dating back to the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, …
The Shenzhen Nanshan Bronze Museum is a private museum primarily dedicated to collecting ancient Chinese bronzeware. The museum covers a construction area of approximately 2,000 square meters, surrounded by greenery and set in a beautiful environment. The main exhibition building has two floors and features an open skylight design, giving it a highly modern aesthetic. It showcases over twenty years of...
The Nanshan Legal Culture Museum is the first museum in China themed around legal culture. In addition to a white wall inscribed with the full text of the Constitution, the museum also displays high-quality replica sculptures, including "The Death of Socrates." Visitors can learn about legal knowledge while even observing courtroom proceedings to directly experience the trial process. Admission…
The Nantou Ancient City Museum showcases 1,677 years of Shenzhen’s urban history, exhibiting over 300 cultural relics that narrate the city’s origins dating back to the sixth year of the Xianning era of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (331 AD). The displays are mainly divided into two parts: one is the indoor exhibition, which presents the historical evolution and cultural heritage of Nantou Ancient City, comprehensively displaying Shenzhen’s...
The Shekou Ocean Museum is the first ocean-themed museum in Nanshan District, built around the concept of "fishing culture" in Shekou. With an exhibition area of approximately 800 square meters, it features six major themed exhibition zones, showcasing about 270 types of physical specimens and several thousand exhibits in total. Through modern technologies such as sound, light, electricity, and VR...
Nanshan Museum is a large comprehensive state-owned museum, covering an area of approximately 19,000 square meters with a construction area of around 36,000 square meters. It is currently the largest single-structure museum in Shenzhen by floor space and also among the largest district (county)-level museums in China. By means of collection, acquisition, allocation, and…