[2025 Tianjin Attraction] Travel Guide for Jiefang Bridge (Updated Jun)

📖📖Itinerary Day 1: Guang Hong Xiang Beef & Seafood Hot Pot (Tianjin Cuisine) → Ancient Culture Street Food Street → Hulu Crosstalk Club - Lehe Brothers → Haihe River Cruise → Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel → Sun Laolao Beef Offal Noodles & Beef Noodles Day 2: Xinmin Garden Plaza → Five Avenues → Xikai Church → Binjiang Road Commercial Street → Porcelain House → Italian Style Town → Tianjin Paulaner Brauhaus (Italian Style Town Branch) → Century Clock Square → Jiefang Bridge → Jinwan Plaza → Three Fishermen Steamed Seafood (Wandezhuang Branch) Day 3: Orange Hotel (Tianjin Haiguang Temple Subway Station Branch) → National Maritime Museum 📍Recommended Spots: Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel: National Maritime Museum: Porcelain House: Haihe River Cruise: Five Avenues 📌Other tips:

Tianjin (Tianjin) is a charming, chic, and relaxing city that can be reached from Beijing by high-speed train in just half an hour. Take the high-speed train from Beijing South Station to Tianjin, with ticket prices starting at ~328 THB. Attractions in Tianjin: -Jiefang Bridge -Century Clock -Italian Style Town -Ancient Cultural Street -Bei’an Bridge -Tianjin Eye -China Porcelain House

#tripTraveling to China Share a travel plan from Beijing to Tianjin Go to the Beijingnan high-speed rail station, get off at Tianjin West Railway Station, Tianjinxi Travel time 35 - 45 minutes, about ¥50. The price depends on the round we choose and the seat class we choose. To Tianjin Eye, take the MRT: West Railway Station-Exit B2 < Line 1 > 1 station, get off at the MRT: Northwest Corner-Exit D Call DiDi to Tianjin Eye. Continue to Guwenhuajia Pedestrian Street It is an ancient pedestrian street with local food and souvenirs. Lots of shopping, beautiful photo spots, distance of more than 2 kilometers. We called DiDi to go faster. Walk along the back of the pedestrian street, you will see a glass bridge. Keep walking and you will see Jiefang Bridge / Century Clock Tower / Opposite Jiefang Bridge, there is a European-style building, a beautiful street to take photos. This plan is only for those who go by themselves. #china #travel #เที่ยวจีน

Here's a super detailed 2-day, 1-night itinerary for Tianjin, guaranteed to make you eat happily and play to your heart's content! 🎉 Day 1️⃣: - Liberation Bridge → Century Clock → Jinwan Plaza → Italian Style Town → Double-decker Bus → Beian Bridge → Jintang Bridge → Ancient Culture Street → Tianjin Eye → Haihe River Night Cruise Start your morning at Liberation Bridge and feel the historical atmosphere of the city; then head to Century Clock and Jinwan Plaza for some photos. In the afternoon, stroll through the exotic Italian Style Town, and don't forget to try the special double-decker bus! In the evening, enjoy the beautiful sunset at Beian Bridge, and then take a cruise on the Haihe River to enjoy the tranquility of the night! Day 2️⃣: - Xikai Church → Porcelain House → Zhang Xueliang/Zhang Ailing Former Residence → Tianjin Museum → Wudadao → Minyuan Square → Prince Qing Mansion → Xiaobailou Visit the century-old Xikai Church, and then explore the unique Porcelain House and the former residences of celebrities. In the afternoon, visit the Wudadao area, which is home to a variety of architectural styles from different countries, perfect for a stroll and photos. Finally, don't miss the Minyuan Night Market in the evening, where you can enjoy authentic snacks and find some great bargains! Food Recommendations ✨ - Yanchunlou: You must try their traditional Quanbao, braised ox tongue and tail, and four-skin three-filling beef pie, each dish is unforgettable! - Datie Shao Restaurant: The food at this old restaurant is as good as its reputation, especially the iron spoon chicken feet and Kung Pao chicken, which are simply amazing! - Gold Medal Restaurant: As one of the locals' favorite places, the Kung Pao shrimp balls and mustard shrimp balls here are definitely worth a try~ That's all for my 2-day itinerary in Tianjin~ I hope it helps!

|Who else doesn't know these two treasure routes!! Tianjin, this city can really surprise people!! I won't allow you to have not visited this treasure city! Whether it's the historical traces in the Cultural Street⛩ Or the beautiful scenery seen on the walking route Or the flavorful people in this city All make one fall in love with this place uncontrollably😭 · 📍 Two Days One Night Treasure Route: DAY1: Liberation Bridge - Century Clock - Dagukou Bridge - Beian Bridge - Progress Bridge - Jintang Bridge - Lion Forest Bridge - Jingang Bridge - Ancient Culture Street - Yongle Bridge (Eye of Tianjin) DAY2: Italian Style Street - Porcelain House - Xikai Church - Five Avenues · 🌟 About the attractions: -The route on the first day follows along the Haihe River, just keep walking, and the road is filled with exotic ambiences, and the photos are very photogenic🙌. Arriving at the Eye of Tianjin in the evening is super photogenic, and the atmosphere is unbeatable after the lights are on at night. If you choose to go on the Ferris wheel🎡, you can also overlook the entire Tianjin urban area -One must not miss the Ancient Culture Street when coming to Tianjin, where you can deeply experience the culture of Tianjin, and the specialty products of Jinmen Guli⛩ are unique. If you are interested in the Four Treasures of the Study, books, and calligraphy and painting, you can go in and browse, which can be said to be a concentration of the history of this city👈 -Italian Style Street is full of Italian-style buildings, and the De Yun Society's crosstalk theater is also inside🤫. After that, go to Xikai Church, a free attraction that is super photogenic, and the Five Avenues are also free, which is the most complete cluster of foreign buildings in China, as if you've reached Europe directly✈️. · 🏠 Accommodation: You can choose to stay near Tianjin Station, which is very convenient for travel 🚗 Transportation: You can choose to take the subway by scanning a code or take a taxi, some attractions are close enough to walk directly · 🌟 Little tips: -Tianjin is still very cold in winter, don't imitate winter travel! -If you want to bring local specialties as gifts, you can choose Eighteen Street Mahua, Guaishunzhai pastries, etc. -There's no need to go inside the Porcelain House, just take photos outside

Hey! Just two hours from Beijing, let's take a trip to "Little Europe"! Friends! You know, after working hard for five days, finally looking forward to the weekend, don’t you want to take your little ones out for some fresh air? Today, I’ve got a great spot for you—Tianjin, just two hours by car or half an hour by high-speed train from Beijing! Wow, Tianjin is amazing, with London-style arches, sycamore avenues, Roman squares, and a century-old collection of international architecture. Plus, the "Oriental Seine River" that’s romantic all year round—photos taken here will make people think you’ve gone abroad if you don’t say it’s Tianjin! This place is truly a treasure for weekend family outings and photo ops, a perfect "Little Europe of the East"! Don’t underestimate this short trip; there’s a lot to it. When you’re about to set off, you think about whether the kids will get tired, where they can have fun and you can take beautiful photos. Your mind is all over the place! And what if it’s crowded and you can’t see anything? You’d have spent money and suffered for nothing, right? Don’t worry, listen to me carefully, and I guarantee you’ll have a clear and enjoyable trip! I’ve summarized two family-friendly photo routes for you, with no entrance fees and stroller-friendly paths! First, start from the Five Great Avenues Park, stroll along this route: Former Agricultural University Courtyard, Minyuan Square, Nathan’s Old Residence, Geda Building, then Tianjin Foreign Studies University, followed by the Five Great Avenues landmark clock, Pan Fu’s former residence, and finally Xiaobailou. This whole route is exquisite! Take Minyuan Square, for example, the big lawn is lush green like a jade carpet. Stand there and the photos you take will have an amazing atmosphere! Also, Tianjin Foreign Studies University has a very exotic architectural style. Kids running and jumping around here, every snap looks like a movie scene. The second route starts from Guangming Bridge, then Anligan Art Center, British Consulate, former Kailuan Mining Bureau Building, Tianjin Lishunde Hotel, Tianjin Ritz-Carlton Hotel, then Tai’an Five Great Avenues, Tianjin Chengtou Building, former Belgian Consulate, Tianjin Postal Museum, and finally Guangming Building and Jiefang Bridge. When you reach Jiefang Bridge, the highlight awaits! When the bridge opens, the scene is truly spectacular! Kids will stare wide-eyed, mouths open so big you could fit an egg in! However, you might encounter some "little hiccups" along the way. For example, finding good photo spots—sometimes navigation isn’t reliable and leads you in circles, making you sweat nervously. When you finally find a spot, it’s packed with people, and you have to wait forever to get a solo shot! Also, kids get tired quickly and want to be carried, your arms almost breaking but you have to keep going. What to do? Listen to me: prepare in advance, save photos of the photo spots on your phone, and find them easily on site, saving you a lot of trouble. Bring some snacks and toys to calm the kids when they get cranky—they’ll settle down immediately. Speaking of photo spots, there are plenty of tricks here. At Guangmingli Building, shoot upwards from the ground—the lines and light create great depth; on Hebei Road, the street is full of stylish shops, stand with your kids at the door pretending to shop, snap a photo, and it’s full of life; at Xiaobailou, the Tianjin Concert Hall is grand and magnificent, and at night when the lights come on, it’s dazzling—perfect for night shots. Also, Qishilin, right opposite Xiaobailou, is a European-style building; standing there feels like being on a European street. After this trip, looking at hundreds of beautiful photos on your phone and seeing your kids having a great time, you’ll feel so satisfied! Then you’ll realize, with such beautiful places nearby, why bother going far abroad to see European architecture? These international buildings left by our ancestors have both historical charm and exotic style—it’s like having "poetry and distant places" right at your doorstep. Plus, taking kids to see these old buildings and telling them the stories behind them is more useful than a few history lessons! It teaches kids from an early age that our Chinese land is full of treasures and knowledge everywhere! So, friends, don’t worry about where to go this weekend! Pack your bags, bring your kids, follow the routes I shared, and explore Tianjin, the "Little Europe of the East." I guarantee you and your kids will create unforgettable memories, and when you show the photos to relatives and friends, you can proudly say: "Look, we didn’t go abroad, but we still had an international-style trip!"

Upon arrival, stay near Tianjin Railway Station. First stop: Century Clock, Liberation Bridge, and "Jinwan Square." In the morning, visit the Tianjin landmark—Century Clock—standing at the confluence of the Haihe River and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. Built to welcome the new century, its unique design and profound symbolism attract many visitors. I carefully observed the zodiac reliefs, sun and moon elements, industrial gears, and 56 peonies on the clock—each detail a musical note of the city, striking the strong rhythm of the era. Then, walk across the Liberation Bridge, the only double-leaf vertical-rotation bridge in China, another landmark preserving the city's memories. Strolling across to "Jinwan Square" was delightful! Second stop: Pingjin Campaign Memorial Hall. From "Jinwan Square," I took an online ride (fare: ¥15) to the Pingjin Campaign Memorial Hall, a national first-class museum and 4A tourist attraction. The campaign lasted 63 days, from November 29, 1948, to January 31, 1949. The museum presents the historical journey of the campaign's victory through eight sections from multiple perspectives. Third stop: Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. After the memorial hall, I took another online ride (fare: ¥11) to admire the Grand Canal, a national key cultural relic. Along the banks, Taoli Garden displays the canal’s route and history, and I spotted a preserved relic—"Emperor Qianlong’s Landing Site." The once-bustling canal now lies tranquil. Fourth stop: Tianjin Eye. From the Grand Canal, I took another ride (fare: ¥15) to this landmark. The Tianjin Eye is unique as the world’s only Ferris wheel built over a bridge, but unfortunately, it was under maintenance. Fifth stop: Ciyun Temple. A 300m walk from Tianjin Eye led me here—unplanned but recommended by a friendly local. The temple’s plaques bear psychologically uplifting phrases like "Seek Within," "Faith," and "Mindfulness," making it a serene retreat. Sixth stop: Wanghailou Church. Continuing along the river, I encountered this Gothic-style building, Tianjin’s first Catholic church, built in 1869. A national key cultural relic, it was temporarily closed. Seventh stop: Lion Grove Bridge. Spanning the Haihe River for over 150 years, this classical bridge adorned with lifelike stone lions is a must-visit, embodying Tianjin’s history. Eighth stop: Tianjin Ancient Culture Street. Crossing the bridge, a 1km walk brought me to this nostalgic area brimming with old-world charm. Here, I indulged in Tianjin’s "Three Delicacies": Goubuli steamed buns, 18th Street fried dough twists, and Ear-Hole Fried Cake—all listed as intangible cultural heritage. The street’s highlight was Tianhou Palace, a national key cultural relic dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu. Coincidentally, I witnessed vibrant celebrations for her birthday (March 23). Ninth stop: Italian Style Street. Established in 1902 as an Italian concession, this 4A-rated area features 137 Italian-designed buildings. Key sights include Marco Polo Square and the Goddess of Peace statue. I also visited the "Century-Old Tianjin Industry Exhibition," a glimpse into the city’s industrial past.

#springitinerary Just got back from Tianjin and received a lot of compliments from my friends about the travel guide I made! The main mission this time was to unlock some of the most beautiful and interesting buildings in the city. I especially enjoyed the laid-back, humorous vibe that the locals have ingrained in their DNA. Here’s a quick, no-backtracking, step-by-step guide for a two-day, one-night trip. Sharing this with my fellow travel buddies! Day 1: Daytime: Start at Jiefang North Road (about a 16-minute walk) Then head to Zhongtai An Road (about an 11-minute walk) Walk to Small White Building (about a 19-minute walk) Explore Five Avenues and Minyuan Square (about a 20-minute walk) Check out Xikai Church (about an 11-minute walk) Walk through Binjiang Road Pedestrian Street (about an 11-minute walk) Visit Chifeng Road, Zhang Ailing's Former Residence, Zhang Xueliang’s Former Residence, and the Porcelain House Evening: If you have time, visit Daguangming Bridge for a snapshot of the Roman-style frame (this bridge is a bit far, so you can skip it if you're too tired). Night: After dinner, stop by the Henglong Plaza Starbucks, which is said to be the most beautiful Starbucks (about a 16-minute walk). Check out the night views at Jiefang Bridge and Century Clock (about a 7-minute walk). End your night at Jinwan Square. #thingstodo

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Haihe River serves as a major landmark, and a stroll along its banks can easily fill a day with citywalk attractions. It's very convenient. From Italian Style Street, you can cross the road to check out the European-style Daguangming Bridge. Then, take a leisurely walk along the riverbank to Jiefang Bridge, where you can see the Century Clock and take photos of Jinwan Plaza. In the evening, young people often gather here to sing, creating a lively and atmospheric vibe. Since it was still early, I followed the navigation and walked to the nearby Tianhe City Shopping Center. I wandered around, grabbed some snacks, and then took the subway back to Tianjin Station. Tonight, I’m staying at the Ibis Hotel near the back square of Tianjin Railway Station. For accommodations in this area, I’d recommend taking the subway, as it’s more convenient than traveling on the surface roads.

#One-day trip plan 🏛️🌉 Tianjin 天津 🏛️🌉 ♥️🏙️ A beautiful city with a European feel, not far from Beijing. 🚅 For those who have little time, you can travel by high-speed train from Beijing for a round trip. 🧳🥾 🚲🚴♀️ It is recommended to ride a bicycle to enjoy the atmosphere. 🚴♀️ 📸📌 Interesting places to visit, you can visit in one day. ♥️📸 1)📍🕰️ Century Clock: Century Clock Square - It is a symbol of the beginning of industry in China. - On the clock face, there is a zodiac instead of numbers telling the time, and the sun and moon symbols represent yin and yang. 2)📍🌉 Along the Haihe River - 🌉 Jiefang Bridge: The iron bridge can be opened and closed for boats to pass through. The largest and oldest, near the Century Clock, - 🚅 Tianjin Railway Station 🏛️ The station building is beautiful and located on the riverside. 3)📍🏚️ Italy Style Town - 🕍🍞🍕 There are restaurants, bars, cafes and Italian-style shops. - 🏛️ The houses have an Italian atmosphere. 🏘️ Because in the past, it was a residential area for Italians during the time when China was a colony. - 📌 The important landmark is Marco Polo Square. 4)📍🏙️ 5th Avenue - You can walk around and enjoy the architecture. There are many beautiful corners to take pictures. - It is a district with almost 2,000 Western-style buildings and villas. 5)📍📸 Minyuan Square - Not far from 5th Avenue, - An old stadium that has now been renovated into a cultural center. - A popular spot for tourists to take pictures. 6)📍🎡 Tianjin Eyes - A large Ferris wheel standing out in the middle of the river is an important symbol of Tianjin. - The highlight is to see the high-angle view of Tianjin at night. 7) If you have time left, you can add these places to your plan. - 🏘️🏠 Ancient Cultural Street - 🎨🏠 China Porcelain House #TravelChinaByYourself

🎡🎡🎡 Tianjin at night is truly magical. If you're looking for a relaxing evening stroll in Tianjin, I highly recommend walking along the Haihe River. You'll quickly understand why this spot is one of the city's highlights. The vibe is amazing, with cool weather and plenty of elderly locals engaging in various activities. The European-style old buildings and bridges, such as Yongle Bridge and Jiefang Bridge, feel like scenes straight out of a romantic movie. The Tianjin Eye, a prominent Ferris wheel, is a must-see. Photography enthusiasts will love the variety of angles here, from the ancient riverside architecture to panoramic city views. I suggest spending an hour or two walking here in the evening. It's a perfect way to unwind. Recommended route: Start at Jiefang Bridge and walk towards the Tianjin Eye. Best time: 6:30 PM–9:00 PM (from sunset to nightfall).

A Seven-Day Encounter with Time and Romance in Tianjin My first stop in Tianjin was Tianjin Railway Station, a bustling transportation hub filled with the stories of countless travelers. Upon exiting the station, I was greeted by the magnificent Century Clock. Its enormous clock face and exquisite decorations told a story of time on the banks of the Hai River, as if history and modernity converged there. Across the river, the European-style buildings of Jinwan Square were well-arranged, exuding an elegant aura under the sunlight, making me feel as if I were in a small European town. As night fell, the Jiefang Bridge resembled a dazzling dragon lying across the Hai River. Beneath the bridge, a band was playing passionately, the lead singer's voice piercing the night and intertwining with the murmuring water of the Hai River, lingering in the air. The onlookers either sang along softly or listened quietly, reveling in this wonderful atmosphere and enjoying the romance unique to Tianjin's nights. Strolling along the streets, European-style buildings were everywhere—churches with pointed spires and exquisitely carved balconies, each detail telling the unique history of this city. At a street corner, I stumbled upon a Gothic building, its stained glass refracting colorful light in the afterglow of the setting sun, like a dreamlike scene. I couldn't help but stop to admire it, feeling the wonderful fusion of exotic and local culture. On Binjiang Road, the former residence of Zhang Xueliang stood quietly. Stepping inside, I felt as if I had traveled back to the Republic of China era. The wooden floors, simple furniture, and displayed old photographs all told the story of the young marshal's life. In the study, I could almost see him pondering over his desk; in the living room, it seemed as if the laughter of the past echoed, giving me a deeper sense of that turbulent era. The Porcelain House is a wonderful building full of artistic charm. The walls and roof, pieced together from fragments of porcelain, shimmered strangely in the sunlight, each piece seeming to tell an ancient story. Walking inside, the dazzling array of porcelain collections was breathtaking, and I marveled at the unique charm and profound cultural heritage contained in this building. The Tianjin Eye at night is a pearl of the city. As it slowly rose, the entire night view of the city came into view. The lights on both sides of the Hai River were brilliant, and the cruise ships were like stars, dotted on the river. A breeze blew, bringing a hint of coolness, and at this moment, the world seemed to become quiet and beautiful. Minyuan Square, a historic stadium, has a European architectural style that complements the green grass. Here, people strolled leisurely or ran freely, enjoying the comfort of life. Standing in the center of the square, looking up, I could almost see the lively scenes of the games held here in the past, and feel the vitality and passion that has been deposited over the years. The morning in the Northwest Corner is a feast of earthly delights. Steaming Jianbing Guozis and fragrant Laodoufu—every bite is the taste of Tianjin. The bustling crowd and the shouts rising one after another constitute a vivid picture of urban life, making people deeply attached to the warmth and authenticity of this city. During these seven days, I strolled through the streets and alleys of Tianjin, feeling the fusion of history and modernity, and appreciating the collision of European style and local culture. This city has both the bustle of a prosperous metropolis and the charm of a historic city. It is like a thick book, and every page is worth savoring. When I left, my heart was full of reluctance, and I looked forward to reuniting with Tianjin next time to continue writing my story of Tianjin.

🗓️Itinerary Scheduling: Day 1: Summer Palace - Peking University - Tsinghua University Day 2: Forbidden City - Jingshan Park - Beihai Park Day 3: Great Wall: in the eastside must try 索道 and slideway, moving to west side by using calbe cab Day 4: Tiananmen Square - China National Museum - Temple of Heaven Day 5-6: Tianjin Citywalk: all the attractions are very close. We just walked around the city ‼️ Most of attractions in Beijing closed on Monday ‼️ Use Alipay to pay everything 🏨 Recommended Area for Accommodation 1. Beijing: Dequan Hotel (Beijing Railway Station Guangqumenwai Metro Station) 德全酒店(北京火车站广渠门外地铁站店) 2. Tianjin: Borrman Hotel (Tianjin Railway Station) 柏曼酒店 (天津火车站） The trip to Beijing and Tianjin was a perfect blend of the ancient and the modern. In Beijing, I was impressed by the grandeur of the Forbidden City, the magnificence of the Great Wall, and the solemn atmosphere at the Temple of Heaven. The city preserves its traditional Chinese spirit, from architecture to cuisine—with iconic dishes like Peking duck and savory meat-filled dumplings. Leaving Beijing, I took a high-speed train to Tianjin—only about 30 minutes, but a memorable experience. Tianjin has a distinctly European charm with French and Italian-style buildings lining the Haihe River. The city feels open and modern, perfect for strolling, relaxing, and tasting local street food like fried buns stuffed with meat or hand-pulled noodles. #beijing #tianjin

A solo trip could start from Vienna International Hotel and end at Tianjin Railway Station, passing Xinhua Road, Yingkou Road, the Postal Museum, Zizhulin Church, the former site of the Old Customs House, Jinwan Plaza, Jiefang Bridge, the Century Clock, and Tianjin Railway Station South Square. Taking the train won't cause any delays. Jiefang Bridge, originally called Wanguo Bridge (meaning "International Bridge"), connects the old Laolongtou Railway Station in the north to the former Zizhulin Concession in the south. It earned this name because Tianjin at the time had concessions from nine countries: Britain, France, Russia, the United States, Germany, Japan, Italy, Austria, and Belgium. Since the bridge was located at the entrance to the French Concession and built by the French Concession's Public Works Department, Tianjin residents often called it the French Bridge. After the victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Nationalist government named it Zhongzheng Bridge after Chiang Kai-shek. In 1949, after Tianjin's liberation, it was officially renamed Jiefang Bridge ("Liberation Bridge"), a name it retains to this day. The Tianjin Century Clock is located on the banks of the Haihe River in the Hebei District of Tianjin. Its specific address is Century Clock Square, Haihe East Road, Hebei District, west of Tianjin Railway Station. It's a large, iconic urban sculpture built in front of Tianjin Railway Station to welcome the new century. The quartz clock face has an area of 156 square meters. On the inner ring, about 8 meters in diameter, the core and hands are made with openwork floral patterns. Between the inner ring and the outer ring (about 14 meters in diameter) are 12 bronze relief sculptures, each 2.6 meters in diameter, depicting the 12 zodiac signs. The side of the clock face features a giant pendulum design, with the "sun" at the top and the "moon" hanging below. The S-shaped pendulum frame is inspired by the Taiji dividing line, symbolizing the alternation of yin and yang, their mutual beginning and end. The heavy wrought-copper base is covered with gears, chains, large screws, and rivets, complementing the ancient Jiefang Bridge with a simple elegance, telling the story of how modern Chinese industry began here.

#chinatrip Tianjin is a vibrant city in northern China, known for its rich history, European-style architecture, and delicious food. Here is a 5-day itinerary to help you explore the best of Tianjin: Day 1: - Arrive in Tianjin from Beijing by High-speed train and check into my hotel near Tianjin railway station. -Stroll along Haihe River, A picturesque area with beautiful bridges and waterfront views. It is best to experience the different atmospheres of day and night. Take a picture of the century clock and Jiefang Bridge Wharf. Dinner at Jinwan Plaza Day 2 -Explore Italian Style Town (Yishi Fengqing Qu): A charming area with European architecture and cozy cafes. -Visit Zhongshuge bookstore, the latest book store in Italian Style Town and very instagramable. -Visit Marcopolo Square -Walking along the Haihe River, experience walking on the Frozen River Day3 -Visit Ancient Culture Street (Guwenhua Jie): A traditional street with shops selling antiques, handicrafts, and local snacks. -Explore walking street along the Haihe River -Explore Tianjin Eye : A giant Ferris wheel on the Yongle Bridge. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Haihe River. Experience day and night atmosphere Day 4 -Exploring the French Concession district with historic buildings and churches. The area is filled with well-preserved French colonial buildings, offering a unique blend of East-meets-West charm. -Visit Porcelain House, a private museum and architectural masterpiece that showcases the beauty of Chinese porcelain and traditional craftsmanship -Explore Tianjian Bazaar and Mall in French Concession Day 5 -Visit Five Great Avenues (Wudadao): A historic area with over 2,000 European-style villas. Rent a bike or take a rickshaw tour to explore the architecture. -Stop by Former Residence of Liang Qichao: A museum dedicated to the famous Chinese scholar. -Departure from Tianjin to Beijing Enjoy your trip to Tianjin! . . #myitinerary #thingstodo #china #travel #tianjin #city

The Haihe River scenic area starts at the Sancha River Mouth and ends at Daguangming Bridge. Strolling along the riverbanks, you'll see a variety of international architecture on both sides, and the river is dotted with beautiful bridges: restored old bridges like Jintang Bridge and Liberation Bridge, renovated bridges like Beian Bridge and Daguangming Bridge, and new bridges like Dagu Bridge. Starting from the Sancha River Mouth and heading downstream, stop at several bridges for photos. Each bridge offers a unique view, like walking into a long scroll, easily capturing the most beautiful scenery of the city. 🌁P1-2 Jintang Bridge The dark bridge contrasts with the European-style buildings behind it. The bridge is closed to traffic and hosts various small stalls. 🌉P3-4 Beian Bridge A blend of Chinese and Western styles, the bridge features a Western classical architectural style, with four mythical beasts as bridgehead statues and four musicians holding classical instruments. 🌁P5-6 Dagu Bridge The sun and moon shine brightly. This bridge spans the Haihe River without piers, its simple elegance complementing the modern buildings on the shore. 🌉P7-9 Liberation Bridge Probably the most iconic bridge on the Haihe River, it's an all-steel structure that can be opened. It's often photographed with the Century Clock and overlooks Tianjin Railway Station. 🌁P10-12 Daguangming Bridge Exquisite and magnificent, it echoes the European scenery on both sides of the river. Besides the beautiful scenery, I think the Haihe River is also an integral part of Tianjin people's lives: an old man writing calligraphy with water by Jintang Bridge, uncles and aunts singing and dancing under Beian Bridge, a dog running on the frozen river next to Dagu Bridge, a family of three taking photos under Daguangming Bridge...

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent I went to Tianjin, China. It was a place I had been waiting for in Beijing, so it was really great. There were a lot of sights you can only see in Tianjin, China, and there were a lot of things to eat and necklaces you can only find in Tianjin. And hereㅋ It was really great to go on a day trip. I definitely recommend you visit at least once. Have a good day.

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent This time, I went to Tianjin, China. It was a place I had been waiting to visit from Beijing, so it was really great. There were a lot of sights that you can only see in Tianjin, China, and there were a lot of foods and necklaces that you can only find in Tianjin. It was really great for a day trip. I definitely recommend you visit at least once.

#CanadaFlightEvent This is Tianjin, China, where I went. It's about a 30-minute train ride from Beijing. It's a place I really like. I recommend you all visit there too. It was really great because there was a variety of food. And the atmosphere, which wasn't Chinese, made me feel like I was in Europe.

#CanadaFlightEvent This is Tianjin, China, a 30-minute train ride from Beijing. It's a place I really like, and I recommend you all visit there too. It was really great because there was a variety of food. And the atmosphere was not Chinese, so it felt like I was in Europe.

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent This is the place I visited. This time I went to Tianjin, China. Every single building was so delicious. And Tianjin, China wasn't Chinese, it was European and so pretty. I really recommend that you visit there at least once. It's only a thirty-minute train ride from Beijing!

#January travel support event This is the place right in front of Tianjin Station. This is the view you can see from the front of Tianjin Station’s bar! This place has a really unique atmosphere that is not Chinese. I recommend you all to visit there once. Also, double-decker buses pass by here, so it feels very British. I recommend it. It’s really unique and cool.

#January travel grant event This is strangely Tianjin! It's located only 30 minutes by train from Beijing, China, so it was really great! A day trip is totally possible! !!!!!!!! You should visit there once. The streets of Tianjin had a strong British feel. It was really, really pretty! And there were a lot of different cafes and foods. It was really great. I like it.

When it comes to traveling in Tianjin, you can't miss the Haihe River and the bridges over it. My favorite section is: Beian Bridge - Dagu Bridge - Liberation Bridge. From Beian Bridge to Liberation Bridge, passing through Dagu Bridge, the distance is about 1.5 kilometers. From sunset to dusk, you won't feel tired but will be amazed by the scenery. The scenery on both sides of the Haihe River is like a painting, with European and modern styles alternating. There are also many unique experiences, such as watching art performances under Beian Bridge, walking on the frozen surface of Dagu Bridge, and listening to the sound of the century clock on Liberation Bridge. Southern children say that the northern winter is good except for the strong wind. Haha~

Take a one-day tour of the Haihe River and visit the bridges. Each bridge is a great photo spot. Check out the detailed guide below! ▽▽▽▽▽▽▽▽ 🧳One-day tour itinerary: Tianjin Eye → Jintang Bridge → Jinbu Bridge → Beian Bridge → Dagu Bridge → Jiefang Bridge → Daguangming Bridge 🚉Transportation: Combine walking, shared bikes, and cruises to get up close to the bridges and enjoy panoramic views from the water. 🕙Morning ✅Tianjin Eye: 🌟Highlights: 1. The world's only Ferris wheel built on a bridge. It has a diameter of 110 meters and offers panoramic views of the Haihe River and the city. The lights at night are especially spectacular. 2. The Ferris wheel takes about 30 minutes to make a full rotation. 🚉Transportation: Subway: Take Line 6 to Tianjin Eye Station and walk about 500 meters. ✅Jintang Bridge 🌟Highlights: 1. Built in 1906, it is one of the oldest large iron bridges in Tianjin. 2. Nearby attractions include the former Austro-Hungarian Consulate and Deyunshe. 🚉Transportation: Walk about 1.5 km along Haihe East Road from the Tianjin Eye. ✅Jinbu Bridge 🌟Highlights: The streamlined bridge looks like a flying fish leaping out of the water. The unique lighting at night makes it a great photo spot. 🚉Transportation: Walk about 800 meters from Jintang Bridge. 🕙Afternoon ✅Beian Bridge: 🌟Highlights: 1. The design combines Chinese and Western styles. The bridgehead incorporates the four mythical creatures of the Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, and Black Tortoise. The statues on the bridge hold traditional musical instruments. The lights at night are romantic. 2. Nearby attractions include the Italian-style Street and the Former Residence of Liang Qichao. 🚉Transportation: Walk about 1 km from Jinbu Bridge. ✅Dagu Bridge: 🌟Highlights: Designed by world-renowned bridge designer Deng Wenzhong, the bridge arches symbolize "the sun and moon shining together." It won the Eugene C. Figg Jr. Medal. The night view is especially spectacular. 🚉Transportation: Walk about 1.2 km from Beian Bridge. 🕙Evening ✅Jiefang Bridge 🌟Highlights: 1. Built in 1927, it was originally called "Wanguo Bridge." It is one of Tianjin's landmarks. The bridge can be opened, and there is a bridge opening ceremony on holidays. 2. Nearby attractions include Jinwan Plaza and the Century Clock. The night view is especially charming. 🚉Transportation: Walk about 800 meters from Dagu Bridge. 🕙Night ✅Daguangming Bridge: 🌟Highlights: The bridgehead incorporates elements of Greek mythology. The golden sculptures are full of Roman style. It is known as "Tianjin's Roman Holiday." 🚉Transportation: Walk about 1.5 km from Jiefang Bridge.

Tianjin Jiefang Bridge was built in 1927. It is one of the landmark buildings in Tianjin. This is also the only bridge in the Haihe River that can be opened. Jiefang Bridge connects Century Clock Square in Hebei District and Jiefang North Road in Heping District. It is located on the Haihe River between Tianjin Railway Station and Jiefang North Road. This is an all-steel bridge that can be opened. The Jiefang Bridge was originally named Wanguo Bridge, which means international bridge. It is connected to Laolongtou Railway Station in the north and Zizhulin Concession in the south. At that time, there were nine concessions in Tianjin, including Britain, France, Russia, the United States, Germany, Japan, Italy, Austria and Belgium. This bridge is located at the entrance of the French Concession and was built under the leadership of the French Concession Industrial Bureau, so the people of Tianjin at that time called it the French Bridge. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was renamed Zhongzheng Bridge. In 1949, after the liberation of Tianjin, the bridge was officially renamed "Liberation Bridge" and is still in use today. It is said that the Jiefang Bridge can also be opened from both sides. Basic Information - Opening hours: Open all day. - Ticket information: Free admission. - Address: Intersection of Jiefang North Road and Zhangzizhong Road, Heping District, Tianjin. Transportation - Bus: Take bus No. 13 to Tianjin Station, or take bus No. 818 to Changchun Road Station and go straight to Jiefang North Road. - Subway: Take Subway Line 3 to Jinwan Square Station and exit from Exit B. ⏰⏰Play time recommendations - It usually takes 20-30 minutes to simply visit the Jiefang Bridge. If you want to enjoy the opening of the bridge, take photos, etc., it is recommended to reserve 1-2 hours. Must-see highlights - Bridge opening view: Jiefang Bridge will be opened on important holidays, such as May Day and National Day. Pay attention to official news in advance and you can see luxury yachts passing by the open bridge, which is a spectacular scene. - Unique architectural style: The all-steel double-leaf vertical swing bascule bridge has a unique architectural aesthetic, and the steel structure details and mechanical devices of the bridge can be observed up close.

|This is romantic Tianjin! Tianjin has many photogenic spots. Here are some recommendations: Historical Buildings - Wudadao Cultural Tourism Area: A collection of various Western-style buildings and former residences of celebrities, such as the Prince Qing Mansion. You can take photos at Minyuan Square with the unique buildings and large green spaces as the background, or capture details like street signs and villa gates on various streets.  - Italian Style Town: A group of ancient and elegant red-roofed Italian buildings, with iconic elements such as the Dante Statue, Flying Lion Wishing Pool, and Marco Polo Statue. Every shot exudes exotic charm.  - Jiefang North Road: Tianjin's financial street, lined with century-old European-style buildings. The dense branches and leaves of the French plane trees along the way create a retro atmosphere in photos.  City Landmarks - Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel: A landmark building in Tianjin. Ride the Ferris wheel to overlook the city's beautiful scenery. You can take close-up and panoramic shots of the Ferris wheel from directly below or at the Dabei Temple Wharf.  - Jiefang Bridge: A historically significant bridge. The dazzling lights at night create a great effect when photographed together with the Century Clock.  - Beian Bridge: The bridge has a European style. You can take photos through the bridge holes or on the bridge with the bridge and surrounding scenery as the background.  Culture and Art - National Maritime Museum of China: The unique exterior design and many photogenic scenes inside, such as marine life specimens and maritime history displays, make it worth a visit.  - Tianjin Art Museum: Located in the Cultural Center, the large floor-to-ceiling windows on the first floor provide good lighting, and the white interior space has a strong sense of depth, making it suitable for minimalist photos.  - Western Art Museum: The tall gate is richly decorated, and the overall style is European Baroque. The wooden staircase is very distinctive and full of a sense of history.

🌈Attractions: Tianjin is known as the World Architecture Expo, where characteristic buildings from various countries gather. As a non-renewable resource, urban architecture is a carrier for spreading urban history and culture. Jiefang North Road is known as the "Wall Street" of the East. This is not a very wide road. The plane trees along the road have dense branches and leaves, and their green shades cover the road surface. The buildings on both sides have unique shapes, including Gothic, Romanesque, Romanesque, Germanic, Russian classical and other medieval Western architecture, allowing you to appreciate the exotic style and interest. Banks of various names, credit unions, loan associations, stock exchanges, trust companies, investment companies, insurance companies, gold and silver jewelry stores, etc. are lined up one after another. This "Wall Street" of the East can be said to be the richest street in Tianjin in the past. Tai'an Road British Style Area, formerly the core area of ​​Tianjin British Concession opened in the tenth year of Emperor Xianfeng's reign in the Qing Dynasty (December 17, 1860), is a tourist scenic spot with British style in Heping District, Tianjin. 🚗 Transportation to the attraction: One of the most congested sections of road all year round, it is recommended to take the subway: Exit B of Jinwan Square on Line 3 and you will see the Haihe Jiefang Bridge. 👍️Must-visit attractions: Century Clock, Tai'an Road British Style District, Jiefang North Road "Financial Street" 🚩Queueing strategy: During non-holiday popular times, there is no need to queue for sightseeing and dining. Advance reservations are required to enter venues such as the Postal Museum and the Western Art Museum. 💗Other tips: The tour route is to go south along the main road after exiting Jinwan Square. If you are physically fit, you can walk along the small paths along the way to see that some residential buildings are well preserved. In addition to the building, the renovated Century Clock is also very beautiful. Sisters, bring your cameras, you will definitely take pictures! There are also many Polaroid stalls on Jiefang Bridge, selling small props such as bouquets. The price is around 30 yuan, so you can give it a try. This route is one of the characteristics of Tianjin. In short, welcome everyone to come to beautiful Tianjin and see more and play more [Congratulate]