--A newly built ancient town, adjacent to the estuary where three rivers meet, composed of architectural clusters including Phoenix Street, Gju Wine Lane, Guanlan Academy, Shuanglei Square, and traditional Chinese-style mansions.
--The ancient town is still under construction, but most areas are already open to the public, allowing visitors to come and enjoy the sights.
--The town features an antique-style design, with elegant and classic structures such as white marble bridges, gray brick walls with dark tiles, and traditional dougong bracket sets, as well as culturally rich shops like antique stores, calligraphy and painting shops, and teahouses.
--If you visit during non-holiday periods, there are fewer tourists. You can rent a boat to go fishing and enjoy the experience, then return to feast on fresh seafood.
Suggested Duration
Half a day or 1 day Transport
Located on Yangbei Street in Binhai New Area, it is accessible by car or public transportation.
1. By Car:
①From Beijing: After exiting the Beijing-Tianjin Expressway, make a left turn after the overpass—it’s about a 2-hour drive.
②From Tianjin: Take the Jinbin Expressway toward Tanggu. Turn left onto Huanghai Road in the development zone, go straight north along Huanghai Road, and turn left at the Rainbow Bridge to arrive. Alternatively, from Weiguo Avenue, take Jinhuan Highway east for 12.5 km, then turn onto Xidadao, connect to the Beijing-Tianjin Expressway, exit at Beitan Toll Station, continue straight along the service road for 8 km, and you’ll reach the north side of Beitan Street.
2. Public Transportation: Take bus routes 133, 459, 461, 462, or 520 and get off at Rainbow Bridge, then walk 100 meters west; or take the Jinbin Light Rail to Donghai Road Station and transfer to multiple bus lines for direct access; or take bus 459 from Tanggu Railway Station to Rainbow Bridge, with a fare of 2 yuan.
Admission
Free Admission
Opening Hours
All day
Location
Northeastern part of Beitan Economic Zone, Binhai New Area, Tianjin, on Yangbei Street (southwest side of Rainbow Bridge)
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