Serviced Apartments in Guangzhou

Once the world’s tallest structure, the spectacular Canton Tower spirals upwards like a twisted rope, to provide a rooftop observatory by day and to emit a radiating glow by night. 

Sitting atop the beautiful Yuexiu Mountain within the Zhenhai Tower, the winner of the 2013 International Architecture Award showcases Chinese paintings, Chinese calligraphy, tablet inscriptions, exquisite objects and lots more collected from past centuries in what is still among the Top Ten Tourist Attractions of Guangzhou today.

Built on the former site of imperial examination hall in the 1600s, the museum boasts a collection of 124,000 pieces of cultural relics such as ceramics, paintings, ink stabs, wood sculptures, coins and more.

British and French influences are prominently evident in this scenic island, as manifested in the houses, villas, churches, sculptures and tennis courts.

The third longest river in China, Pearl River plays witness to the city’s past and present by connecting the historical sites, cultural sites of Lingnan, beautiful scenery and skyscrapers all in one, as it flows elegantly through the Guangzhou city, standing against the test of time.

The academic temple that used to provide an abode of study for the juniors of the clan more than 100 years ago continues to inspire today with its traditional Chinese architecture and rich folk decorations, such as wood carvings, plastic carvings, brick carving and engraving, that can be found on almost every beam, column and wall.

The 2,000-year old magnificent tomb is so well preserved that when discovered in 1983, yielded more than 1,000 burial artefacts, vessels, musical instruments and sacrificed courtiers who were buried alive to serve the emperor in death. 

The world’s largest permanent circus brings together top artistes from around the around the world, combined with intriguing storylines, costumes, special effects and amazing acrobatic skills into a concoction that never fails to thrill its audience, young or old

The “star factory” for local musicians, the leader in night entertainment is a place to uncover and discover the best of original composed music. 

Hailed as Guangzhou’s top natural beauty spot, the mountain that rises beyond the clouds is known for its numerous scenic spots and historical sites that withstood Chinese history since 900 BC.

Set between Guangzhou CBD and the Pearl River, the former venue of the 2010 Asian Games opening and closing ceremonies is now an ecological and recreational island.

The largest wild animal theme park in the world is home to over 500 different species and 20,000 rare animals

The largest crocodile-themed amusement park in the world houses more than ten thousand crocodiles and dozens of species of rare wetland birds.

One of the largest gardens in China, here you’ll find 2,400 rare and exotic plants in 5 greenhouses, 13 garden zones, exhibit displays and nature reserve that span 12 sq km.

Built more the 370 years ago, the village is characterized by classical Cantonese community landscapes and modern art, where houses line the banks of Pearl River as its branches weave elegantly through the past and the present. 

With 1,200 booths covering 11,200 sqm (120,000 sq ft), here at the composite market that consists of many other markets, you can find a huge variety of Chinese herbal medicine, meats, agricultural products and by-products, food stuff, aquatic products and lots more

For bargain-hunters who enjoy collecting antiques and traditional Chinese artistic creations.

A great place for electrical and electronic appliances and gadgets, sporting goods and textiles, at bargain prices.

Located in the central Tianhe, the mall houses international well-known fashion brands such as Mango and Zara, Ochirly, Hotwind and more

Here at the exclusive shopping mall of 138,000 sqm that houses over 180 brands, are many internationally acclaimed brands, sophisticated lifestyle boutiques and restaurants serving exquisite cuisines.

Named one of the 10 greatest marts of the world by Forbes magazine in 2007, the Asia’s largest shopping centre is well-loved by shoppers from around the world for the lifestyle-oriented shopping experience

The 440m-long most prosperous commercial street in Guangzhou never fails to amaze shoppers with its great variety of goods that are sold here, be it renowned brands or local brands, covering merchandise of all sorts.

About 120m long, the street features unique architectures of European and Chinese styles that house some of the old famous stores and well-known restaurants. 

The wholesale market is popular for all kinds of toys, handicrafts and nuts.

On the grounds of a former canned food factory is the Guangzhou art district transformed to make way for public art, creative studios, art galleries, art-trendy cafes and eateries.

The gallery showcases a mix of oil-paintings and traditional works of arts alongside contemporary art forms, amalgamating the best for different countries from around the world.

Established in 2006, the gallery is a space for creative expressions, allowing for contemporary arts exhibitions, concerts, dance performances and dramas.

The largest amusement park in China sends your adrenalin rushing with the largest number of rides available, all built with the most up-to-date technology.

It’s all about getting wild, wild, wet in this world’s largest waterpark that promises all-day endless soaking fun perfect for travellers with children.