Tianjin Galaxy Park is located on Youyi Road in Hexi District and adopts the "Three Days Moon" design scheme created by Japan’s Kawaguchi Mitsuo Structural Design Office. The park features a unique semi-sunken horizontal layout, three-dimensional lighting effects, creatively designed landscaping, and visitor-oriented service planning. In particular, the lighting design of the park’s main structure—
Guajia Temple is located at No. 18, East Hutong of Guajia Temple. Originally known as Qingguo Temple, it is said to have been built in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, boasting a history of over 1,300 years. The "Tianjin County Annals" from the 28th year of the Wanli era (1600) in the Ming Dynasty, in the "Inscription on the Reconstruction of Guajia Temple," records: “Approximately three li south of Dazhigu, there is an ancient temple called Qingguo Temple, later renamed Guajia Temple.
The newly built People's Park Square has a ground area of 22,500 square meters and an underground area of 47,500 square meters. It retains the original sports and fitness functions of the former People's Stadium while adding new features such as tourism and leisure, cultural and museum exhibitions, and specialty dining. Serving as the core attraction, it forms a key destination and transportation hub within the Five Great Avenues Cultural Tourism Area, together with nearby landmarks including the Qing Mansion, the Qian-Xian Commercial & Travel Zone, and the People's Park West cultural and creative district, providing more comfortable and comprehensive services for both domestic and international visitors.
Located at the northeastern end of Hexi District. It stretches east to the Shuanglin Diversion River, facing Jinnan District across the river; west to the dormitory of the Navigation Office; south to the northern end of Liulin Road; and north along the Haihe River. Covering an area of 6.6 hectares, it is a semi-open park in our city that charms visitors with its willow trees and rustic charm. The design style seamlessly integrates human craftsmanship with natural beauty. Nearly ten thousand trees—including various species of arbor, shrub, vine, and fruit tree—grow intertwined. Garden features such as “Shepherd Boy Playing the Flute,” “Deer Playing in the Herd,” “Tiger Emerging from the Mountain,” and “Snake Coiling Around a Dead Tree” are so lifelike they could be mistaken for real, coexisting with wild animals like rabbits and hedgehogs, offering endless rustic delight. The area also features multiple pavilions, verandas, and other classical-style structures, as well as a 160-meter-long winding corridor. Originally a large expanse of willow woods along the western bank of the Haihe River, it was developed in two phases in 1986 and 1989 to its current form and given its present name.
Munan Road runs east from Machang Road to Xikang Road, with a total length of 2.08 kilometers. It is the second-largest among the Five Great Avenues in Tianjin. Lined with trees, the road is flanked by uniquely styled Western-style buildings, creating a harmonious spatial scale between the road, houses, and trees. Since the early 20th century, when numerous foreign concessions were established in Tianjin...
It is introduced as one of Tianjin’s currently more bustling main commercial districts, where a variety of businesses, shops, firms, and shopping pedestrian streets are clustered together. A wide array of trendy goods is available, offering everything you could want. Well-known traditional Tianjin brands are also lined up here, allowing you to experience modern shopping while also enjoying the distinctive style of classic local establishments.
The Temple of Guanyin at Jianfu is located at the intersection of Jintang Highway and Dazhigu Middle Road in Dazhigu, Hedong District, Tianjin, covering an area of over 5,000 square meters. Dazhigu is the birthplace of Tianjin. Historically home to more than 30 temples and nunneries, it is also known as “Dazhigu came before Tianjin Wei.” The Temple of Guanyin at Jianfu was built on the site of the former Yaowang (Medicine King) Temple in the central platform of Dazhigu.
Tianjin’s Courtyard No. 6 Creative Industry Park derives its name from its location at No. 6, Taierzhuang Road, Heping District. Originally a warehouse of the British Jardine Matheson trading company, it was built in 1921, covering a total area of 10,000 square meters. Starting in 2000, artists began to gather here; by 2007, the park had invested nearly 10 million yuan in infrastructure upgrades and applied for various policy supports, successfully transforming from traditional service industries to a creative industry hub. A number of projects with strong innovation capabilities and promising growth prospects have settled in the park, making animation, design, and art its three main sectors. Currently, the park hosts over 30 creative enterprises, with an occupancy rate of 95%. Courtyard No. 6 has successively been awarded titles such as Heping District Modern Service Demonstration Park, Tianjin Animation Talent Training Base, China’s Most Investment-Worthy Creative Base in 2008, and China’s Best Creative Industry Park in 2009.
Nancui Ping Park is located in Nankai District, southwestern part of Tianjin's urban area, at the intersection of Hongqi South Road and Binxing West Avenue. It is the most distinctive natural landscape park in the city center. Covering an area of 335,000 square meters, the park includes a mountain area spanning 121,000 square meters and surrounding water bodies of about 85,000 square meters. The main peak of the man-made mountain reaches up to 52 meters. The entire mountain landscape is constructed using construction waste, turning debris into a valuable green space and fully demonstrating environmental sustainability.
Located at No. 83 Chongqing Road, Heping District, Tianjin, it is part of Tianjin’s renowned international cultural tourism destination — the “Five Great Avenues” area. This district, steeped in rich European charm, features garden-style buildings from the 1920s and 1930s in various architectural styles from different countries, earning it the reputation of an “Exhibition of World Architecture.”
Jin Tower is a super high-rise building with an all-steel structure. Its exterior design incorporates traditional Chinese elements, taking on the shape of a sail — with a slightly smaller base, a slightly wider middle section, and gradually tapering upper floors. The external glass curtain wall features a vertically pleated, origami-like design, giving the otherwise massive structure a remarkably light and graceful appearance. Jin Tower is not only a landmark office building in Tianjin...
Jinwan Plaza is located by the Haihe River, facing Tianjin Railway Station across the river. Additionally, it is the best spot to enjoy the day and night views of the Haihe River. Its greatest highlight lies in its cultural heritage—the diverse architectural styles of modern Tianjin vividly reflect the era’s blend of Eastern and Western cultures. Jinwan Plaza is Tianjin’s first...
Over the years, Heping District Youth Palace has built a high-level team of science education instructors centered around science education. It currently features specialized facilities such as a robotics studio, an aviation model studio, a radio engineering lab, a radio direction finding lab, an invention studio, a computer studio, a TTS studio, and a biology and environment studio. For nearly a decade
The Porcelain House (Chifeng Road) is a must-visit for every tourist coming to Tianjin. It is a French-style building decorated with hundreds of thousands of antique porcelain fragments, personally designed by the owner, Zhang Lianzhi. It is hailed as an invaluable “Chinese Ancient Porcelain Museum.” The porcelain and fragments used in the house span from the Han Dynasty all the way to...
The Haihe River is a river that runs through downtown Tianjin. The cruise dock is right outside Tianjin Railway Station, where you can board a boat for a tour. The river is spanned by several magnificent bridges, including the Jinguang Bridge, Shizilin Bridge, Jintang Bridge, Beian Bridge, and Liberation Bridge.
The former site of the Central Conservatory of Music is located at No. 57 Shiyijing Road, Hedong District, Tianjin, in what is now the Fourth Teaching Building — the Concert Hall of the Tianjin Conservatory of Music. Originally, this site was a middle school established by the Japanese during their occupation of Tianjin, known as the “Tianjin Yamato Japanese National School.” On June 17, 1950, the Central Conservatory of Music was officially founded here.
Introduction: The Hangu Salt Field is renowned both domestically and internationally for having the longest history of salt production spanning over a thousand years, the highest level of modern salt production technology, and the finest quality of salt. Covering a total area of 139 square kilometers, it accounts for 32.5% of the total jurisdictional area. Visitors can take in the vast expanse of brine reservoirs, admire the towering salt piles resembling mountains, and witness the grandeur of salt mounds and brine seas...
The site of the Tianjin Broadcasting Station's emergency broadcasting facility is located in Qingshanling Village, Xiaying Town, Jixian District, Tianjin. It dates back to 1966. Situated on the eastern mountainside of the Qingshanling Tourist Resort, the facility was funded by the Tianjin Municipal People’s Government (constructed by the 4708th Unit) and construction began in December 1966, with the entire project completed four years later. As
Tianjin Honglingjin Phoenix Mountain Camp is located at the foot of Phoenix Mountain in Jixian County, covering an area of over 100 acres with a construction area of 26,000 square meters. It includes the Meritorious Vessel Weapon Exhibition Area, educational display rooms, a library reading room, a labor practice base, as well as various facilities such as large and small meeting rooms, classrooms, dormitories, and dining halls. It is a comprehensive educational service entity integrating food, accommodation,
Introduction Located east of Lancheng Village, Gaocun Township, Wuqing County, this is a medium-sized brick-chambered tomb. It consists of a passage, corridor, front chamber, middle chamber, rear chamber, and side chambers, stretching 14.7 meters in length. In front of the tomb stands the "Stele of Xianyu Jun, Former Governor of Yanmen Commandery in the Han Dynasty." The tomb was looted in ancient times, and the stele was buried underground. It was discovered in 1972. In 1977…