[2025 Shenzhen ] Travel Guide for Qianjiang River Arts Center (Updated Feb)

📍Address: Bulan Avenue, Buji Town, Longgang District, Shenzhen 🏖️Environment/Facilities: European-style architecture 🕰️Opening hours: 09:00 to 18:00 💰Average cost: Free admission 💞Recommended reason: Eye-opening It's truly unexpected to find such European artistic architecture in Shenzhen. Originally an export furniture brand company, it has now transformed into an art museum that combines exhibitions and culture. It's very close to the subway station, making it easily accessible. The area is very large, so please reserve half a day for your visit. The outdoor space and garden feature many models and facilities, perfect for photo opportunities. Inside the art center, the space is even larger, with different floors designed in a European palace style, and a wide variety of exhibits. The rooftop garden platform is beautifully landscaped and houses many birds and poultry. Highly recommended for a visit.

1️⃣Marsfield Building (P2-P4) Located in Dalang Town of Longhua, the headquarters of Marsfield Company is known as the "alien base" due to its wild art exterior. However, you generally can't enter to take photos; you can only check in around the perimeter of the company. 📍Address: Dalang Fashion Town, Longhua 🚇Transport: Driving is recommended 2️⃣Qianjiang Art Center (P5-P7) One of Shenzhen's rare private museums, with a European castle-like appearance and decoration, the palace retro atmosphere is full, and you can enter for free to visit. 📍Address: Bulan Road, Longgang District 🚇Transport: Line 14 Shiyaling Station 3️⃣Longhua Civil Law Park (P8—P9) This building, reminiscent of the dream-stealing space, is located in the Civil Law Park in Guanlan, Longhua. It is still very unpopular, with interlacing light and shadow, and a very high rate of good photo outcomes. 📍Address: Longhua Civil Law Park 🚇Transport: Line 4 Changhu Station 4️⃣Shajing Ancient Market (P10-P11) An obscure ancient market in Shenzhen with a history of over a thousand years⏰, yet little known, it is the largest and most intact historical style preservation area in Shenzhen, with 24 immovable cultural relics, full of historical vicissitudes. 📍Address: Longjin Stone Pagoda (Hua Pagoda Public)& Shajing North Ring Road 🚇Transport: Metro Line 11 Hui Shajing Station Exit B 5️⃣Taihua Wutong Village (P12-P14) Located opposite the Bao'an Center, 'Taihua·Wutong Village' can be called a 'Peach Blossom Land' in the city center. The overall design centers around an 8000㎡ scenic lake, combining landscape and gardening to create a village life atmosphere that coexists with nature, which is not only photogenic but also very healing. 📍Address: Opposite to Yifang City, Bao'an Center District, Shenzhen 🚇Metro: Line 1/5 Bao'an Center Exit A, 5 minutes walk 6️⃣Dayun Book Bar Tangyue Coffee (P15-P16) A lakeside coffee shop like something out of a movie, located by the mountains and lake, the pure white standalone building stands out romantically among the greenery. The surrounding environment is quiet and comfortable, making it very suitable for a solitary weekend visit. 📍Address: Dayun Book Bar Tangyue Coffee 🚇Metro: Metro Line 16 Dayun Center Exit D, 15 minutes walk

In Shenzhen! A European-style castle🕍 directly accessible by subway. The Qianjiang Art Center, a hidden 'Arcadia' in Longgang. This place used to be an export home brand company, but now it has transformed into a creative office park, open for free. 📸Whether you're strolling, walking with kids, or taking photos, it's highly recommended! Once you enter the art gallery, you'll find European architecture, Western literary art, Chinese courtyards, and various ancient and modern ceramics and jade... 🌈Five major check-in spots: The rooftop Chinese garden The palace art corridor The rose garden and treehouse The South China Dunhuang and rickshaw The Qianjiang Station platform Behind the art center, there's also a secluded space for quietly enjoying tea It's perfect for spending an afternoon sipping tea after a long walk~ 🕌Qianjiang Art Center 📍Detailed address: 2nd Floor, Building 1, Dormitory Area, No. 7 Bulan Road, Longgang District 🕙Opening hours: Closes daily at 17:30 (some venues open at 14:00 on weekends) 🚇Subway: Line 14 Shiyaling Station Exit J, walk 380m 🎫Tickets: Free admission, no reservation needed

Qianjiang Art Center in Shenzhen is a treasure trove of art and nature that will exceed your expectations! The attraction is a five-story courtyard building with yellow walls. Inside, you'll find a Western art gallery, European architecture, a sky garden, Chinese antiques, and old objects. Every corner is full of surprises. This unique building on Bulan Road looks like a hotel or private residence from the outside, but it's actually a private art museum with a collection of various art pieces. The old objects and artifacts are like hidden stories that will spark your imagination.

Route: Exit J of Shiyaling Station on Metro Line 14, walk straight for 20 meters Free visit, staff will remind you to follow the "Qianjiang Art Center" official account when you enter the lobby This is our fourth time to this place, and we heard a roar when we entered the park. It turned out that a dinosaur was installed in the middle of the tea garden, and it would move when plugged in. At the other end of the tea garden, the workers were welding another dinosaur. This place used to be a large furniture showroom and factory, with a European luxury style, and the whole park looks like a manor in a Republic of China TV series. There are many childlike elements, castles, hot air balloons, big locomotives, carriages, trampolines, stairs built along trees, etc. Today is sunny in Shenzhen, and it's a little hot, so it's very suitable to visit here. Especially on the roof, there are fruit trees, vegetables, flowers, rocking chairs, rattan chairs, small animals, etc. It's very pleasant to sit in the rooftop garden and bask in the sun. There are already quite a few offices in this park, and there are quite a few people living in the dormitory building at the back.

Shenzhen Weekend | Citywalk Metro Directly Accessible Paradise Ramblings: . You are not allowed to not know this niche, less crowded, metro-accessible place! ! Great for photos, fun, and unique, it can be called a paradise in the big city - Qianjiang Art Center Environment: A combination of Chinese and European styles, like a big courtyard, with four connected buildings. Each floor has various picture frames, mirrors (great for selfies), artworks, etc. Even the ceiling has different patterns, a very mysterious and quiet place waiting for you to explore hahaha ● There are many vintage cars and trucks outside the courtyard entrance that you can try sitting in and taking photos (kids' favorite hahaha) C ) Inside the courtyard (more Chinese style), there are several rickshaws (you can sit and experience), and a bookstore where you can overlook the entire courtyard) ● The second and fourth-floor art galleries (more European style) are must-visit spots, many girls come to take Lolita and Republic of China cheongsam style photos (you can also take photos with blooming flowers) ● Rooftop garden, the stairs to go up are relatively narrow and steep, be especially careful with kids and elderly. The rooftops of the four buildings are connected, with some small animals (ducks, geese, peacocks) and many green plants and vegetables. Y. On the rooftop, there is a Chinese-style pavilion where you can sit and relax, enjoy the breeze, and have a leisurely life. Tips: You can also stroll around the outside of the buildings, if the season is right, you can take photos of the bougainvillea along the long alley, very spectacular and photogenic! There are small shops only on the outside, so bring your own food and drinks. Some corridors are relatively dim, so it's recommended to bring lighting equipment for photos, very photogenic Tickets: Free free free! ! The staff will ask you to scan a QR code to follow their WeChat public account, and then you can visit for free Address: Qianjiang Art Center Transportation: Metro Line 14, Shiyaling Station, Exit J, about 300 meters walk!

✨ This movie-esque hidden gem, Qianjiang Art Center, is a treasure trove of niche culture. The architecture is elegant and stately, blending French art galleries, idyllic retreats, and traditional Chinese buildings, and it also houses many art collections, making it a feast for the eyes for art lovers. ✨ The predecessor of Qianjiang Art Center was the headquarters of a domestic furniture export brand company, now transformed into an art and cultural creative office park, and open to the public for free. ✨ The art center has gathered old artifacts from around the world and placed them here. As a result, home art pieces can be seen everywhere, classic paintings, furniture art pieces, with a casual switch between Chinese and Western styles that gives you the illusion of traveling back and forth between the West and the Republic of China era. 🌟 Must-visit spots 1⃣️ Lotus Pond Right at the entrance of the art center's parking lot, there is a small lotus pond filled with lotus flowers, perfect for friends who like to take photos in traditional costumes. 2⃣️ Rose Garden Located in the atrium of the art center, visible after passing through the first building. The entrance and exit are traditional buildings with exquisite wood carvings, which will be beautiful when open, worth revisiting. Retro rickshaws are available on both sides of the Rose Garden for experiencing a ride (or pull). You can also climb the stairs on both sides of the garden to visit the treehouses. PS: There are quite a few mosquitoes 3⃣️ Art Gallery This is the French-style popular gallery, with three floors, each with slightly different designs, featuring different curtains, tables, chairs, and chandeliers. The overall style is luxurious and elegant, suitable for photography, producing vintage masterpieces, or just for resting. 4⃣️ Idyllic Retreat A large circular garden, which is a private garden on the roof. Escalators on both sides of the third-floor art gallery lead up here, and the rooftop is interconnected. The garden is planted with various vegetables and fruits, including grapes, mangoes, and wampees, as well as various plants, and chickens, ducks, geese, and peacocks are also available for viewing, with swings and various Chinese pavilions provided for resting. The whole environment is particularly comfortable, calling it an idyllic retreat is truly fitting. PS: Vegetables and fruits are not for picking 5⃣️ Qianjiang Station Platform It's a retro train head, great for photos, and children love to play on it 🖼️ Travel Guide: 📍 Address: No. 58 Bulan Road, Bulan Avenue, Longgang District 🚗 Driving: Navigate to 'Qianjiang Art Center', there is a parking lot in the park (about 💰10r/hour) 🚇 Metro: Line 14 'Shiyaling Station' Exit J, a 5-minute walk 🚌 Bus: Shiyaling Metro Station Bus Stop 🎫 Ticket: Free, no reservation required 🈺 Opening hours: 9:00～17:30

You read that right! Shenzhen has a Chinese-style 'Alice in Wonderland', and it's directly accessible by subway! This place gives you a magical feeling, as if every time you enter a space, you're transported to another place with a completely different style, just like a dream. The first floor features a mix of Chinese and European styles, where you can see ducks and geese that have been fed until they are plump and white. The second, third, and fourth floors each have different styles of European palace staircases, and each staircase is beautiful! But what surprised me even more is the Chinese-style pastoral architecture on the rooftop - a paradise on earth, where you can also feed various animals. With the breeze blowing, it feels like 'willow catkins drifting in the wind outside of Gusu'. I've always wanted to come here, but I was worried about the crowds. However, when I came this time, I found that the popularity had passed, so there weren't many people, and now seems to be a more appropriate time to go. This place is located at Qianjiang Art Center, No. 7 Bulan Road, Longgang District, Shenzhen. Admission is free, and the opening hours are from 9:00 to 17:00. If you take the subway, you can get off at Shiyaling Station, Exit J. Tips: ✔️There is a clothing rental service on the first floor, where you can try different styles for photos. ✔️Remember to bring mosquito repellent when going to the rooftop to prevent mosquito bites. ✔️Make sure you have enough storage space on your phone so you don't miss the chance to take photos haha. 📷

Discover a hidden 'Shangri-La' in Shenzhen. While wandering around near my home, I unexpectedly found a photo spot with diverse styles – European architecture, Western literary art, Chinese courtyards, and a variety of ancient and modern ceramics and jade... My favorite is the large vegetable garden on the rooftop, which grows: longan, persimmon, eggplant, green beans, hairy fig, sunflower, corn, and even has a grape trellis! There are also various small animals to see In Shenzhen! Direct metro access, free entry Great for strolling, taking kids out, and photography ✨Top five check-in spots: ▪️Rooftop Chinese garden ▪️Palace art corridor ▪️Rose garden and treehouse ▪️South China Dunhuang and rickshaw ▪️Qianjiang Station platform 🕌Qianjiang Art Center 📍Address: 2nd floor, Building 1, Dormitory Area, No. 7 Bulan Road, Longgang District ⏰Opening hours: Closes daily at 17:30 (some venues open at 14:00 on weekends) 🚇Transport: Metro Line 14 Shiyaling Station Exit J, walk 380m 💰Free admission, no reservation needed

I was strolling near my home by chance, and unexpectedly found a photo spot with diverse styles - European architecture, Western literature and art, Chinese courtyards, as well as various ancient and modern ceramics and jades... My favorite is the big vegetable garden on the rooftop, which grows: longan, persimmon, eggplant, green beans, hairy fig, sunflower, corn, and even a grape trellis! There are also various small animals to see In Shenzhen! Direct metro access, free entry Great for strolling, walking kids, and photography ✨Top five check-in spots: ▪️ Chinese-style rooftop garden ▪️ Palace art corridor ▪️ Rose garden and treehouse ▪️ South China Dunhuang and rickshaw ▪️ Qianjiang Station platform Behind the art center, there's also a quiet space for tea tasting hidden away 🍵 Perfect for a relaxing tea session in the afternoon after a tiring walk~ 🕌 Qianjiang Art Center 📍 Address: 2nd Floor, Building 1, Dormitory Area, No. 7 Bulan Road, Longgang District ⏰ Opening hours: Closes daily at 17:30 (some venues open at 14:00 on weekends) 🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 14 Shiyaling Station Exit J, walk 380m 💰 Free admission, no reservation required

Have you been worrying lately about not knowing where to go for a check-in? The sun is scorching outside, and it occasionally rains, so you really should check out this hidden gem of an art gallery. Admission is free, free, free! (Just follow the official WeChat account) It's worth saying three times because it's important. It's like entering a wondrous and dreamy place. Here, you can find a variety of buildings and displays from different times and places, and on the rooftop, there are orchards and zoos, with various crops growing in the vegetable garden. Many exhibits are open for viewing—this is truly a magical world. The ancient porches inside are said to be collected from various places by the owner and rebuilt in their original form. There are both outdoor and indoor areas. Outdoors, there are buildings from different times and places mixed with some Western decorations, as well as vintage cars, carriages, and the like. Indoors, there are probably 4 floors. Although each floor looks similar, the local decorations are different. The most photogenic spot has to be the art corridor; I took photos on both the third and fourth floors, but to sum it up—the fourth floor is the best. Note: There are many companies working upstairs, so please do not disturb others by making loud noises during your visit. Address: Qianjiang Art Center Opening hours: Closes daily at 17:30 (The Cypress Gallery is only open on weekend afternoons starting at 14:00) Subway: 60m walk from Exit J of Shiyaling Station on Metro Line 14 Admission: Free

Located in Longgang, Shenzhen, you can find a hotspot that resembles a medieval castle, the 'Qianjiang Art Center'! This time, I'll introduce the center, which boasts a classic European style. Originally an export furniture brand company, it has now been transformed into a creative office park. It's a private art museum, where you can find multiple popular photo spots: the internet-famous art corridor, rose garden, rooftop garden, little trolley... and more, making you feel as if you've stepped back into Europe a century ago! How to get there? Take the J exit at Shiyaling Station on Metro Line 14 and walk forward for about 500 meters. Currently open for free.

📍Qianjiang Art Center ⏰: Closes daily at 17:30 🎫: Free admission without reservation 🚍Transportation: Metro Line 14 Shiyaling Station Exit J, 380M walk ✨You need to scan a code at the main entrance, and a lady will ask if you are visiting the museum ✨There are many beautiful decorative paintings and vintage mirrors at the corners of the stairs inside the museum ✨There are various styles in the exhibition hall, such as the Republic of China, European, French retro Hanfu, Lolita, and there are various melons, fruits, vegetables and green plants on the rooftop. The swing can be swung, and there are pavilions for rest. ✨Dress in Hepburn style skirts, both fashionable and cool and literary style are possible. I wore a green flower strap and a headscarf, which is also very photogenic. 🌸Warm reminder: You can bring some snacks and water for the trip, the exhibition hall is quite large, but there are no water and snack vending machines!