The Tianjin CPC History Memorial Hall was expanded and relocated from the original Tianjin CPC Founding Memorial Hall. It serves as a local Party history exhibition hall and is also an important revolutionary tradition education and patriotism education base in Tianjin. It is open to the public free of charge all day. The memorial hall displays over 450 precious historical photos, charts,
The Qingwang Mansion is located at No. 55 Chongqing Road. This residence was purchased by Zaizhen from Zhang Lande, the chief eunuch, and is a building that blends Chinese and Western architectural styles. Constructed with brick and wood, it covers an area of 4,385 square meters, with a built-up area of 5,085 square meters. It has a partial three-story structure and a flat roof. The floor plan is rectangular, oriented north-south, with a hollow center extending to the top, featuring a large canopy-style ceiling. The rooms on the first and second floors are arranged peripherally around the central hall in a symmetrical "three bright, five hidden" layout on all four sides—east, west, south, and north. The second-floor hall is surrounded by a colonnaded veranda, interconnected through central passageways on the east, west, and north sides. To the east of the building is a garden with a hexagonal pavilion. There are also secondary entrances on the east, west, and south sides of the outer corridor. The exterior walls of the building are made of blue bricks, with exposed brickwork as the main feature for the outer walls. Some walls and columns are finished with granite-textured stucco, divided into large sections. The first and second-floor peripheral corridors feature columns combining Chinese and Western styles, adorned with hexagonal glazed railings in yellow, green, and purple. This former residence is currently used by the Foreign Affairs Office of the Tianjin Municipal People’s Government and is listed as a cultural relic protection unit of Tianjin.
Tianjin Postal Museum is located at No. 111 Jiefang Road, Heping District, with an exhibition area of approximately 1,500 square meters. It is divided into four major exhibition halls: the Preface Hall, the Postal Relay and Other Communication Organizations Hall, the Postal Service Hall, and the Philatelic Hall. The exhibits are divided into five historical periods: the ancient postal relay era, the early modern postal service establishment period...
The Tianjin Youth Palace was established in October 1953 as an educational institution directly under the Communist Youth League Tianjin Municipal Committee. By the end of 2003, the new building of the Youth Palace was completed and put into use. The Tianjin Youth Palace building has 21 floors, covers a land area of 3,000 square meters, and has a total construction area of 25,000 square meters, of which 15,000 square meters are self-owned.
Tianjin Concert Hall is an iconic building in the Xiaobailou area. Originally named Peace Cinema, it had been dedicated to film screenings since the founding of New China in 1949. It holds many cherished memories for longtime residents of Tianjin. In the new Tianjin Concert Hall, visitors can enjoy world-renowned performances and a variety of shows up close. However,
The Tianjin Agarwood Art Museum is the first museum themed around agarwood culture. Every culture possesses profound historical depth, and within this temporal dimension, cultural relics create an extraordinary sense of historical continuity. The Tianjin Agarwood Art Museum traces the cultural and artistic legacy of agarwood, displaying artifacts and disseminating civilization. Like...
The Jizhou Karst Cave is located at the foot of Lingqi Mountain, north of Hongshuizhuang Village, Luozhuangzi Town, Jixian County, Tianjin. It is 12 kilometers from Jixian County, 100 kilometers from Beijing, 127 kilometers from downtown Tianjin, 220 kilometers from Chengde, 248 kilometers from Qinhuangdao, and 80 kilometers from Tangshan. To the north, it borders Jinhai Lake in Pinggu, Beijing; to the west,
Covering an area of 360 acres, the Chilean Cultural Park consists of three parts: the Andes International Club, the Chile Pavilion from the Shanghai World Expo, and the Chilean Fruit Plantation and Picking Base. With a total investment of 362 million yuan, it is a large-scale tourism complex integrating accommodation, dining, sightseeing, experiences, fruit picking, and leisure vacation. The Andes International Club, designed by a renowned Taiwanese
The Nanhu Scenic Area is located in Xiazhuang Subdistrict, Wuqing District, featuring lush greenery and sparkling waters. The Nanhu Park is planned to include five functional zones: the Urban Story Exhibition Area, the Water Street Leisure & Commercial Area, the Family Leisure & Sports Entertainment Area, the Wetland Ecological Experience Area, and the High-end Business & Leisure Area. The Urban Story Exhibition Area will feature a waterfront grand stage and an Urban Story logo sculpture plaza, and plans include over 6,000 square meters of iconic landscapes such as a light and water show stage and a water screen movie.
Introduction The Baxian Cave is located in Jixian County, at the eastern bank of the Gou River cliff area near Huangyaguan. The cave entrance features a wooden structure with a three-bay front and a hip-and-gable roof. The central bay of the facade has two wooden panel doors. A wooden plaque inscribed with “Cave Paradise” (洞天福地) hangs under the eaves. Inside the cave, a semi-circular shrine is built along the terrain, on which statues of the Eight Immortals are placed, flanked by those of the Jade Boy and Golden Girl.
Introduction Located in Yangliuqing Town by the South Canal in Xiqing District. Originally built in the fourth year of the Wanli reign during the Ming Dynasty (1576). The pavilion enshrines the God of Literature (Kui Xing). It was burned down in the second year of the Tianqi reign (1622) and rebuilt in the seventh year of the Chongzhen reign (1635). It was destroyed again in the third year of the Xianfeng reign (1853) and reconstructed in the eighth year of the Xianfeng reign (1858),…
Located southwest of Jizhou County and 300 meters directly south of Dule Temple, the pagoda was first built in 1058 during the Liao Dynasty's Qingning era, and was renovated during both the Ming and Qing dynasties. The lower part of the pagoda features a dense-eave style, while the upper part is built in an inverted-bowl shape, giving it a unique design that makes it a representative work of Liao Dynasty pagodas. The pagoda stands 30 meters tall, has an octagonal floor plan, and its doorway is adorned with finely carved reliefs of dancing and musical performers, which are vivid and lifelike. These carvings serve as important evidence for the study of Liao Dynasty music and dance. The southern entrance of the pagoda houses a Buddhist shrine, with murals inside the walls; at each of the eight corners, there are smaller double-layered pagodas, and the eaves are hung with bronze bells.
Longquan Mountain Amusement Park is located in Daoguyu Village, Xiaogang Township, in the northeastern part of Jixian County, Tianjin, 28 kilometers from the county town. Adjacent to the Baxianshan National Nature Reserve and Jiulongshan National Forest Park, it is a newly developed scenic area invested in by Tianjin Huaixiang Tourism Development Co., Ltd. The area boasts beautiful natural scenery, far from pollution and noise.
Tianjin Bridge, commonly known as Sword River Bridge, spans across Jiudu Stream between the Upper and Lower Eighteen Turns. Here, two mountains stand facing each other, forming a secluded valley where lush greenery drips with moisture, refreshing the clothes and captivating the heart, making visitors linger and forget to leave. Legend has it that when the Crown Prince (Zhenwu) entered the mountain, his mother, the Kindly Victorious Empress, chased him here, calling out eighteen times and taking eighteen steps; the Crown Prince responded from the opposite mountain...
The Old Beijing Miniature Scenic Area is located 38 kilometers from downtown and lies on the way to the Ming Tombs Reservoir and the Badaling Great Wall. Covering an area of 800 acres, the park is divided into three main sections: the Scenic Garden Tourist Area, the Style Street, and the Reception & Management Area. The Scenic Garden Tourist Area recreates old Beijing during the Ming and Qing dynasties at a 1:15 scale; the Style Street is built at a 1:1 scale, highlighting Beijing’s local flavor and showcasing folk customs and traditions. Numerous time-honored shops and classic Beijing snacks offer both indulgence and a taste of local delicacies.
The Stone House on Beijing Road is located within Camellia Park at No. 427 Beijing Road, Panlong District, Kunming. Like a debonair gentleman, the stone house stands embraced by the dense shade of large trees. Its Chinese-style glazed tile hip-and-gable roof is grand and generous, while the French-style main structure features clean, sharp lines—clearly the work of a master architect. The exterior walls, seemingly uncarved and uneven, exude the poetry and wisdom of architecture from the inside out. Your gaze is drawn to those exquisite, majestic windows, making its presence an unmistakably noble architectural statement of its time.
Beijing Road Pedestrian Street stretches 440 meters from Zhongshan 5th Road in the north to Huifu Road in the south, with 138 shops lining the street, primarily dealing in clothing, general merchandise, footwear, catering, and jewelry. Clothing specialty stores account for 34%; general merchandise for 17%; leather and footwear for 15%; catering for 14%; and jewelry for 11%.
The Phoenix Ridge Nature Scenic Area in Beijing is located in Niegezhuang Township, Haidian District, 33 kilometers from Tiananmen Square, covering a total area of 17.88 square kilometers. The scenic area boasts natural charm: green mountains and clear waters, blue skies and white clouds, layered peaks covered in lush forests, winding paths through dense woods, and a wide variety of rare flowers and plants spread across the hillsides. With its excellent ecological environment, it is known as the “green lung” of the capital.
The Sydney Jewish Museum is a world-class museum that primarily explores the history of the Holocaust and the settlement of Jewish people in Australia. It challenges visitors’ understanding of democracy, morality, social justice, and the Holocaust itself, examining it within both historical and contemporary contexts to help prevent such atrocities from happening again. Visiting the museum
Luna Park Sydney is located in the northern part of Sydney Harbour, built at the foot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Opened in 1935, it holds a collective place in the childhood memories of Sydneysiders and is the city’s most beloved amusement park. Its classic slogan, “Just For Fun,” aims to provide excitement and entertainment for all age groups...