How many floors is the tallest building in Zhengzhou?

The tallest building in Zhengzhou is Henan Radio and Television Tower, which is 388 meters high. The tallest building is Zhengzhou Convention and Exhibition Hotel, with a total height of 280 meters. The main building has 63 floors, 60 floors above ground and 3 floors underground. Above-ground 1 to 4 floors are commercial buildings, 5 to 30 floors are office buildings, above-ground 3 1 floors are hotels, and underground 3 floors are mainly for parking.

Ten landmark buildings in Zhengzhou

Zhengzhou Railway Station 1

Zhengzhou Railway Station, built in 1904, is an important part of Zhengzhou Railway Hub and the largest passenger and baggage transfer station in China. Known as the "Heart of China Railway", it covers an area of 400,000 square meters with a total construction area of 210.2 million square meters.

2. Erqi Memorial Tower

Erqi Memorial Tower, the full name of Zhengzhou Erqi Strike Memorial Tower, was built to commemorate the Beijing-Han railway workers' strike that took place on February 7, 1923. This is a memorial building with antique twin towers, which is of great tourist value.

3. Henan Museum

Henan Museum 1998 is open to the public, formerly known as Henan Provincial Museum and one of the top ten museums in China. Although the present Henan Museum is a modern large-scale comprehensive museum of history and art, its architectural modeling is simple and elegant, its structure is rigorous and its momentum is magnificent.

4. Qianxi Square

Millennium Square is called "Big Corn" or "Corn Tower" by locals because the building looks like a huge golden corn cob. Located in CBD of Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou City. It is a high-rise building, the main building is as high as 280 meters, and it is known as the tallest building in the Central Plains.

5. Zhongyuan Pagoda

Central Plains Wind Tower, also known as "Henan Radio and Television Tower", is 268 meters high, and the top mast antenna is 120 meters high. It is the tallest TV tower in the world, and looks like a five-petal plum blossom from the air.

6. Zhengzhou Yuda International Trade Hotel

Zhengzhou Yuda International Trade Hotel, located next to Zhengzhou Municipal Government, is a five-star international luxury hotel, which opened on 1997. Yuda International Trade Building, with 45 floors and a height of 202 meters, was designed by Li Zuyuan, a world-famous designer, and is a great symbol of new Henan.

7. Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center

Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center is one of the three landmark buildings in Zhengzhou Central Business District. The foundation stone laying project of Zhengdong New District is divided into conference center and exhibition center, which was jointly designed by Japanese Kurokawa Zhangji Urban Architecture Office and the Sixth Design Institute of Mechanical Industry.

8. Henan Art Center

Henan Art Center is located in the CBD core area of Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou City. The long axes of the five ellipsoids converge at a center, which symbolizes the geographical position of the center of Zhengzhou Central Plains. It consists of five single buildings: Grand Theatre, Concert Hall, Small Theatre, Art Museum and Art Museum.

9. Greenland Twin Towers

Zhengzhou Green Center is located at the intersection of Zhengzhou subway and high-speed rail, covering an area of about 450,000 square meters. It consists of two 280-meter-high buildings, named Gemini. Both towers have L-shaped bases, which can accommodate businesses and integrate office buildings, hotels, restaurants and entertainment.

10, statue of Emperor Yanhuang

The Colossus of Emperor Yanhuang is located in Xiangyang Mountain, the Yellow River Scenic Area in Zhengzhou City, with Moon Mountain in the south and Yellow River in the north. The overall height of the statue is 106 m, of which the height of the statue is 5 1 m. Among the sculptures, the tallest is Emperor Yan and the shortest is the Yellow Emperor. They are all carved with real stone from Taihang Mountain, which took 20 years to build.