The train to the romantic sea of flowers in Guangzhou is like a fairy tale.

The retro green train is a moving memory of time. At that time, the carriages and horses were slow, and the sky was blue. The sunlight shines through the window and falls on you, warm and cozy. Looking at the kapok trees blooming outside the window, it is a different kind of romance in Guangzhou in winter. - A niche museum that many locals have never heard of. The subway goes directly to the museum 🚇 It is a good place to visit and take photos, and there are not many people. The kapok trees by the track have also bloomed recently. Find a sunny day ☀️ to visit the museum and take beautiful photos! - 📍Guangzhou Railway Museum 📝The museum is divided into outdoor and indoor areas. There are 4 trains to visit outdoors, and the kapok trees next to the green train are blooming beautifully. The indoor area is a museum about railway history, and the red wall with the Republic of China-style train license plate is very photogenic. 🎟Tickets are free, and you need to make an appointment on-site with your ID card. ⏰Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays) 🚇600 meters from Exit B of Ruyifang Station on Metro Line 6 📸Nearby attractions: Yongqing Fang and Shamian are nearby, so you can visit them together.