Guangzhou Museum

Haixinsha Island is an urban park on an island in the Pearl River that hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2010 Asian Games. The park offers panoramic views of Guangzhou's skyline and features the Asian Games Memory Tower, musical fountains, and landscaped gardens.

Flower City Square is a modern urban plaza in Guangzhou's new CBD, featuring the iconic Canton Tower, Guangzhou Opera House, and Guangzhou Library. The expansive square includes fountains, green spaces, and light shows, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals.

Yuexiu Park is the largest urban park in Guangzhou, spanning 93 hectares with hills, lakes, and historical sites. It houses the iconic Five Rams Sculpture, a symbol of Guangzhou, as well as the Ming Dynasty Zhenhai Tower, which now contains the Guangzhou Museum.

Shamian Island is a historical area that served as a foreign concession during the 19th century. The island features European-style architecture, tree-lined avenues, and colonial buildings that now house hotels, restaurants, and shops. It offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city.

Shawan Ancient Town is a well-preserved historical area with over 800 years of history. Known for its traditional Lingnan architecture, ancestral halls, and folk customs, the town offers authentic cultural experiences including lion dances, dragon boat races, and local cuisine.