Tianjin Amusement Park

　　  Also known as the Tianjin Youth and Children's Activity Center. It is situated in the central part of Hexi District, at the southern end of Guangdong Road, on the south side of Leye Road. It borders Longchang Road to the east, Yuexiu Road to the west, Pingjiang Road to the south, and Leye Road to the north. The park covers an area of 559,944 square meters, with a building area of 4,800 square meters. It is one of the largest amusement and activity venues for youth and children in China. Originally an open field and ponds, it was developed into Jian Shan Park in 1958, and was redesigned and renamed to its current form in 1985. The park has entrances on all four sides, with a large stainless steel sculpture at the north gate engraved with the park’s name, inscribed by Deng Yingchao. The park is divided into four functional zones. The amusement zone features rides such as a children’s train, Jungle Mouse, log flume, infrared shooting gallery, 180-degree panoramic cinema, and a high-altitude Ferris wheel. Water attractions include a wave pool, bumper boats, electric boats, and pedal boats. The quiet garden zone includes the Mushroom Fragrance Garden and Hundred Flowers Garden, which are planted with various trees and fruit trees such as apples, pears, and peaches, and also features a tennis court. The southeastern knowledge development zone houses the Tianjin Science and Technology Museum, Art Gallery, and Fine Arts Museum.