How to get to the Shamian subway exit in Guangzhou?

Shamian subway exit is at exit D of Huangsha subway station.

Shamian is an island in the river. Subway 1 Line Huangsha Station, exit D, cross the overpass to the opposite side, and then cross the bridge to Shamian Island. Bus No.623 Station, Huangsha Wharf Station, Cultural Park Station and Kang Wang South Road Station are all available.

Guangzhou Shamian subway exit is at Exit D of Huangsha subway station, and you can only get to Shamian after crossing the overpass. Shamian was once called Shicuizhou, and it was named Shamian because it was a sandbar alluvial by the Pearl River. Shamian is located in the southwest of Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, bordering the Pearl River White Swan Pond in the south and Shojaei Chung in the north, facing an island on Liuersan Road, with eight streets and lanes, covering an area of 0.3 square kilometers.

Natural environment:

White Swan Pond, with an area of 0.3 square kilometers, is adjacent to the Pearl River in the south and Shojaei Chung in the north, facing an island on Liuershan Road and eight streets. Shamian, formerly known as "Shicuizhou", was originally a sandbar connected with Route 623 1859 years ago. This used to be a gathering place for fishermen's boats. Shamian Island is well-afforested, with more than 50 ancient trees/KLOC-0, with fresh air and good environmental sanitation. It can be called a paradise in Guangzhou.

1984 10, in the identification of ancient and famous trees, Shamian accounts for 102, including 77 Ficus tenuifolia and 25 Cinnamomum camphora. There are 100 trees over 100 years old, and only two trees in 80 years old. The oldest tree is over 300 years old, over 200 years old, and the rest is 80~ 100 years old; The maximum DBH was 165 cm, and the minimum DBH was 50 cm. The DBH of 100 cm reached 49 strains.

Humanistic environment:

/kloc-from the end of 0/9 to the beginning of the 20th century, the public facilities in Shamian Concession were basically complete, including consulates, churches, banks, post offices, telegraph offices, businesses, hospitals, hotels, houses, clubs, bars, tennis courts, swimming pools, etc.

In terms of architecture, most of them were built at the end of 19, with western style and basically cultural relics.