What are the most interesting tourist attractions in Tianjin?

The most interesting tourist attractions in Tianjin are: Eye of Tianjin, Fifth Avenue, Fifth Avenue Museum, Qing Palace and Italian Style Street.

the Tientsin Eye

The height of the Ferris wheel is120m, and there are 48 transparent cabins outside the wheel, each of which can take 8 people. The cabin is comfortable and spacious, with air conditioning to adjust the temperature, which can provide sightseeing for 384 people at the same time. The operation time is arranged according to different seasons. The Ferris wheel is driven by electricity and rotates at a constant speed, once every 30 minutes. When the cockpit reaches the highest place, passengers can see dozens of kilometers of Fiona Fang and have a panoramic view of Haihe River.

Fifth Avenue

There are more than 2,000 garden-style houses with different ethnic architectural styles built in the 1920s and 1930s in Wudadao area, with a building area of 1 10,000 square meters. Among more than 300 typical buildings, there are 89 English-style buildings, 465,438+0 Italian-style buildings, 6 French-style buildings, 4 German-style buildings and 3 Spanish-style buildings, as well as many Renaissance-style buildings, classical buildings, eclectic buildings, baroque buildings, quadrangle buildings and Chinese-Western buildings, which are called the World Architecture Expo Park.

In addition to national buildings, Fifth Avenue has countless former residences of celebrities. 20 1 1 Fifth Avenue has been designated as a historical and cultural block by Tianjin Planning Bureau.

Wudadao Museum

The Fifth Avenue History Museum is a small private museum with nine exhibition halls and nearly a thousand cultural relics from Fifth Avenue, which restored the life scenes of people who lived here at the beginning of last century.

There is a teak carving platform shipped from the British mainland that year; There are fireplaces and antique wall clocks hidden in a secret passage of a warlord's family; There are European-style furniture with strange styles and exotic customs a hundred years ago, and so on. In addition, the museum recreates the interior scenes of the mansion a hundred years ago, from electrical switches and latch handles to faucets, floors and bricks, which were used by five families.

Qing palace

The Qing Palace is located at No.55 Chongqing Road, Heping District, Tianjin, and was built at 1922. It is a national key cultural relics protection unit and a historical building with special protection level in Tianjin, and it is also a famous scenic spot in Tianjin Fifth Avenue Cultural Tourism Zone.

The Qing Palace was built by a eunuch in the Qing Dynasty, and was later bought by the Qing Prince Zai Zhen who lived in Tianjin, commonly known as the "Qing Palace". The building is a two-story building with brick and wood structure (with basement), and the first and second floors are open colonnade. The architectural form is concise and lively, the interior decoration is luxurious, and it is full of the charm of combining Chinese and western.

Italian Style Street

Tianjin Italian Style Street is located in Hebei District, Tianjin, which was originally an Italian concession. The square area surrounded by four roads, namely, Wujing Road, Aibo Road, Shengli Road and Jianguo Road in Hebei District, is collectively called the Italian style area, and nearly 200 European-style buildings have been completely preserved.