Ten scenic spots in Tianjin

Tianjin, as the largest port in the north, is magnificent, charming and noble but unobtrusive. Like Shanghai, she has the reputation of "World Architecture Museum". Walking in the street, she felt the exotic customs and the unique flavor of traditional culture. Look at the top ten scenic spots in Tianjin and show you around Tianjin!

Roll up a mountain

If I had known there was a winding mountain, why go down to Jiangnan?

Panshan Mountain, located in the northwest of jizhou city, Tianjin, is a national 5A-level scenic spot. It is a tourist and leisure resort where natural landscape and historical sites coexist and Buddhist culture and royal culture blend. In history, many emperors and generals, scholars and writers competed here. Emperor Qianlong visited Panshan Mountain 32 times, leaving 1702 poems praising Panshan Mountain, and issued a sigh that "if I had known there was Panshan Mountain, why should I go to Jiangnan?"

Huangyaguan Great Wall

The first batch of 4A scenic spots in China

Huangyaguan Great Wall is located in the mountains 28 kilometers north of Jizhou District. There are 18 weidun in Jizhou city in history, and Huangyaguan is one of them and the most important pass. Founded in 556 AD, Qi Jiguang, a famous Ming Dynasty, redesigned and overhauled it. Huangyaguan Great Wall is an important pass of Zhen Ji Great Wall in Ming Dynasty and the only pass in the county.

Memorial of Zhou and Deng

Zhou Enlai and Deng's Revolutionary Love

Deng Memorial Hall is located in Tianjin Water Park Scenic Area, which was built on February 28th, 2006. 1998. It is a national patriotic education demonstration base, a national clean government education base and a national first-class museum. The environment is elegant and the atmosphere is solemn. This museum has a rich collection and precious cultural relics.

Tianjin ancient culture street

Chinese flavor, Tianjin flavor, cultural flavor, ancient style.

Tianjin Ancient Culture Street is located outside the east gate of the northeast corner of Nankai District, on the west bank of Haihe River. It is a commercial pedestrian street and a national 5A scenic spot. Tianjin Ancient Culture Street, as one of the ten scenic spots in Jinmen, has always adhered to the business characteristics of "Chinese flavor, Tianjin flavor, cultural flavor and ancient flavor", mainly engaged in stationery. There are nearly a hundred shops in Guwen Street. It is the concentrated place of folk handicraft shops in Tianjin time-honored brands.

Jingwumen China Wulin Park

The Source of World Wushu

Jingwumen Chinese Wulin Garden is the source and root of Jason Wu in the world. Jingwumen Chinese Wulin Garden has been included in the Twelfth Five-Year Plan of Tianjin, and it is a key project of cultural tourism industry in Tianjin on 20 10. Jingwumen Chinese Wulin Garden is a world Jason Wu cultural center integrating domestic and foreign martial arts cultural exchanges, sightseeing, patriotism education base and film and television base. It is a comprehensive cultural tourist area integrating collection, folklore, culture, martial arts drills, catering, accommodation, rehabilitation, fitness, entertainment and leisure.

Tianjin Haihe Italian style area

The largest Italian-style building complex outside Italy.

Tianjin Italian Style District is located in Hebei District, Tianjin. It is a square area surrounded by Wujing Road, Boai Road, Shengli Road and Jianguo Road in Hebei District. There are nearly 200 European buildings with a history of one hundred years. It is the largest Italian-style building complex outside Italy, which is home to many famous modern and contemporary historical celebrities.

the Tientsin Eye

The only ferris wheel built on a bridge in Asia

The Eye of Tianjin, the full name of Tianjin Yongle Bridge, connects Hebei District and Hongqiao District across the river. It is a ferris wheel built across the river, which has both sightseeing and transportation functions. The Eye of Tianjin is the only Ferris wheel built on a bridge in Asia, and it is also one of the landmarks of Tianjin. When you reach the highest place, you can see the surrounding scenery in an unobstructed view, even the scenery within 40 kilometers of Fiona Fang, which is known as the "Eye of Tianjin".

Tianjin ningyuan

Without peace, nothing is too far.

Tianjin Ningyuan is a garden landscape with a long history. The predecessor of the park was the government-run plantation in the late Qing Dynasty. Ningyuan is located in the north of Tianjin North Railway Station, the north of Zhongshan North Road and the south of Yuhong Road, covering an area of 45.65 hectares, with a water surface of 1 1.7 hectares. Following the classical gardening techniques of China, the park has built new classical buildings such as Honglou, Daya Gallery, Qian Zhi Auditorium, Library, Simian Hall, Diaoyutai, Chiting Bridge, and winding corridor on the basis of the original plantation.

St. Joseph's cathedral

The largest Romanesque building in Tianjin

Casey Church is located in Dushan Road, binjiang road, Heping District, Tianjin. It sits southwest facing northeast, so it is called Catholic Casey General Church, and later it is called Casey Church and Old Xikai Church because of its location. Kathy Church is a historical building under the protection of cultural relics and special protection level in Tianjin. Cathy Church is the largest Romanesque building in Tianjin and the cathedral of Catholic parish in Tianjin.

Yangliuqing museum

North China first residence

Yangliuqing Museum, located in the Shi Jia Courtyard of Yangliuqing, a Millennium town, is a residential complex in the late Qing Dynasty known as the "first house in North China", which was founded in 1875. It is the former residence of Shi Yuanshi, one of the eight famous people in Kinmen in Qing Dynasty. All courtyards are in a positive layout. There are four courtyards, one in the courtyard, one in the courtyard and one in the courtyard. From dormitories, living rooms, drawing rooms, theaters, Buddhist temples to stables, all operas, architectural styles and artistic decorations reflect the cultural relics and folk customs in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.