Founded in 1394, Dapeng Ancient City is a key coastal defense fortress of the Ming and Qing dynasties, giving Shenzhen its nickname 'Pengcheng'. As the top of Shenzhen's Eight Scen...

As one of Shenzhen's four major ancient markets, Guanlan Ancient Market boasts a 200-year history. It features Sino-Western arcades, 13 watchtowers, nightly light shows and Hakka d...

This article recommends three major modern cities in China: Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou. Covering landmarks like Lujiazui and Canton Tower, they integrate historical heritage ...

Located at 71 Nonglin Road, Futian District, Shenzhen Children's Park is a large public welfare park. It offers amusement rides, a picture book house, and green spaces. With comple...

Yandunshan International Friendship Park is a hidden coastal park in Yantian, Shenzhen. Nestled between mountains and the sea, it features a Sino-Western integrated lighthouse and ...

Renovated from an old factory, Pingshan Sculpture Art & Creativity Park features steel sculptures, graffiti walls and literary cafes. As a hidden literary check-in spot in Pingshan...

As a national first-class museum founded in 1981, Shenzhen Museum has four venues with over 228,000 collections. It covers ancient art, history, folk customs, reform and opening-up...

Wutong Mountain is a national scenic area in Shenzhen, with an altitude of 943.7 meters as the city's highest peak. Boasting 88.6% forest coverage, it's known as 'Shenzhen's Green ...

With a 1,700-year history, Nantou Ancient City is the 'root of Hong Kong-Shenzhen culture'. It blends Ming-Qing architectures with trendy shops, offering historical sites, local de...

With a 350-year history, Gankeng Ancient Town is a free Hakka village in Shenzhen. Accessible by metro, it offers oil-paper umbrella lanes, museums, Hanfu photography, intangible c...