This historic Academy is a stunning display of traditional Chinese architecture, featuring elaborate carvings and the decadence of Qing Dynasty art. It gives insight into the fusion of history, art, and education in Guangdong.

Ride one of the world’s highest Ferris wheels atop the Canton Tower and get a bird’s eye view of the sprawling city. This unique tram offers a full 360-degree view from 450 meters above the ground.

Discover colonial-era architecture in Guangzhou’s Shamian Island where European influences and palm trees create a unique fusion. This peaceful island offers a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

Meet some of the world’s rarest animals in this extensive safari park which mimics their natural habitats. It features China's giant pandas and a white tiger village.

Experience an amazing light display on the bridge connecting Haizhu and Tianhe districts. Its dazzling show of moving lights creates a visual spectacle.

Cruise along Guangzhou’s famous Pearl River to experience the city’s skyline and illuminated landmarks. The river offers a fresh perspective on the juxtaposition of modern and ancient Guangzhou.

Nestled in the Panyu District, this garden combines traditional Chinese landscapes with Lingnan architectural styles. It houses bridges, pavilions, and a small museum.

Visit the largest park in downtown Guangzhou, home to the iconic Five Ram Statue symbolizing the city's mythological founding. The park features lakes, archaeological sites, and vast gardens.

Explore an art village known for reproducing famous artworks, where thousands of artists work on creating oil paintings. It’s a hub for both art creation and commerce.

This extensive gallery hosts temporary and permanent exhibitions featuring contemporary Chinese and international art. It offers insightful perspectives on modern cultural developments.

Also known as Stone House, this massive Gothic cathedral stands out for its intricate stone architecture completely made from granite. It showcases a unique blend of Chinese and Western styles.

Designed by Zaha Hadid, this beautifully futuristic building represents cutting-edge architecture. Its style mimics natural forms and incorporates state-of-the-art facilities.

Known as Flower City Square, this vast public space sees vibrant kite flying regularly. The assortment of kites adds color and flair to Guangzhou’s skyline.

Dedicated to China’s founding father, this is an elegant octagon-shaped building with traditional Chinese-style roofing. It contains personal relics and documentation from Sun Yat-sen’s life.

This park slices through time, preserving Guangdong’s ancient Lingnan culture through traditional buildings and performances. It’s both an amusement park and a living history museum.

Experience world-class circus performances featuring talented acrobats and animal acts in a high-energy show. It’s renowned for its production scale and artistry innovation.

Step into a serene world at this ancient Buddhist temple known for its Flowery Pagoda, which soars gracefully into the sky. The temple’s enduring peace makes it a spiritual oasis amidst the city.

As one of China’s oldest mosques, Huaisheng Mosque stands as both a religious site and a testament to the long-standing Arab influence in Guangzhou. It showcases simple Islamic architecture set within a compact garden.

A creative complex housed within former factory buildings, Redtory has been converted into a hub for modern art and design. It’s home to galleries, studios, and cafés.

Visit this mountain-side garden which features thousands of exotic flowers and unique plant species set against a panoramic view of the Baiyun Mountain. It provides an experience across varied themed sections.