Going to Tianjin for a 2-day self-guided tour: I bought the ticket on Saturday morning. Find someone to plan the order of attractions.

I guess you are getting off at Tianjin Station. I suggest you go to Jinwan Plaza first, because Jinwan Plaza is right across the Haihe River from Tianjin Station. If you arrive at 11 o'clock, you can stroll around the square and find a restaurant. Don’t be too full when eating. There will be more delicious snacks when you go to the food street in the afternoon!

Then the Ferris Wheel, Ancient Culture Street, and Food Street are relatively close to each other. Binjiang Road, Xikai Church, Porcelain House, and Five Avenues are all in Heping District, which is considered the city center and is relatively prosperous. I suggest you go shopping at night. There are also express hotels nearby. You can stay there and it's very convenient to go anywhere.

I suggest you not to go to the Ferris wheel if the air is not very good that day and the weather is not very sunny. It will be a waste of time to go up and see nothing clearly. It may take half an hour to go around, and the ticket price is relatively small. It’s expensive, it seems to cost around 50 per person. I think it’s not worth it, so I’ve never been there since it was built several years ago! If you want to go, it is recommended to buy a ticket as a group, you can probably save 10 yuan! Of course, traveling means spending the least amount of money and seeing the most attractions! Ha ha! Do you think so?

It seems that no Tianjin people go there specifically to visit the Porcelain House! It's just a small building, near Binjiang Road. You can go there if you want. Every time I pass by, I find that building quite scary. I don't think it has any sense of art. Although I study design, I just pursue form and capture people's attention. Just eyeballs! Just put the broken porcelain pieces on the outer eaves of the building!

Binjiang Road is a shopping street with shopping malls and small shops. I believe you have some there too. There is no need to go shopping, just to see the night view at night, which is quite prosperous. There is also Liaoning Road. You can try it in the snack street! In fact, there is nothing special about the food. There are just a lot of skewers. Generally, it is more affordable there. People who are tired of shopping can just buy something to eat there. After all, it is more affordable than a restaurant! If Tianjin snacks have to be a food street, haha!

As for the seaside the next day, I still suggest you not to go. I don’t know where you are from. Anyway, although Tianjin is a coastal city, it is different from Qingdao, Weihai and Qinhuangdao. Tianjin urban area It is far away from the sea. The beach was just renovated this year. I went there once last year. At that time, there was nothing and no cars. The water in the sea was very dirty and gray, and there were no waves. It was not the real sea at all. This is the inland sea of ??the Bohai Sea, unlike those cities in the East China Sea, which are open seas. The waves are just small waves caused by two boats going back and forth not far from the seaside! As a Tianjin person, I really don’t recommend you to go! It will break your fantasy about the sea! It's quite deserted over there, and the things sold are all from the seaside, very expensive!

I think you should go shopping in the city together! There is a pier on the Haihe River right next to the Ancient Culture Street. You can take a boat trip on the Haihe River. I don’t know the ticket price. The bridge on the Haihe River in Tianjin is very famous and is a scenic spot. I suggest you spend a day visiting the Ancient Culture Street. Nearby, I spent one day walking around the Xikai Church on Five Avenues, and I probably wouldn’t be able to get around there! Don't go to the beach. There is an Italian style street near Bei'an Bridge in Haihe. It has been newly developed in recent years. It's good. They are all former concessions, with Western-style buildings and former residences of celebrities, such as Cao Yu's former residence. , the former residence of Liang Qichao, there will also be many art exhibitions, bars and restaurants! It’s very emotional there!

Fifth Avenue is similar to Italian Style Street. Fifth Avenue is European style, but now those buildings still have more residents, while Italian Style Street is now a place for consumption and entertainment. It depends on which one you like. Come on!

Haha, I can reply to so many words at once! Hope it helps! I have helped you classify the major attractions. As for the detailed order, it depends on which mode of transportation you choose. I can’t say it anymore! If you have any questions, you can ask me again! Leave me a message~~~