Where is fun to go to Guangzhou?

Everyone knows that Guangzhou is located in the north, and Guangzhou is one of them. Although the pace of life is fast, you can really go to Guangzhou in your spare time. This article will tell you some interesting tourist attractions in Guangzhou.

First, Guang Zhouta has a small waist.

I believe there is no need to introduce this place too much. Friends who have never been there should have heard of it. This is a landmark building in Guangzhou, and all people who come to Guangzhou will want to come here to make a card.

The higher you go, the better the scenery.

You'd better take APM line and get off at Grand Theatre Station. The subway exit goes directly to the library, and then comes out to the square, which is very suitable for taking pictures.

You can see the panoramic view of the waist, and the night view is beautiful. Be sure to punch in.

Basic information of Guang Zhouta

Admission: Observation Deck 20 yuan.

Opening hours: Every place is different. On sightseeing bus, it's from 9: 00 a.m. to 9: 00 p.m. 1 1.

Second, Baiyun Mountain

This is a very famous scenic spot, and people will want to come here to play whether they are locals or not.

The lungs of Guangzhou, if you go from the south gate to the west gate, take a day.

There are local residents singing, kicking shuttlecock, climbing mountains for fitness, and the music played by citizens with portable small speakers is Cantonese songs.

Basic information of Baiyun Mountain

Opening hours: 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Third, Yuexiu Park.

It is the largest park in Guangzhou. Do you think it's worth coming?

This park is not only big, but also has many connotations in it. The scenic spots inside should not be missed. There are many things to see. Of course, you should wear sportswear, otherwise you will be tired.

Basic information of Yuexiu Park.

Admission: free.

Opening hours: 7 am to afternoon 10.

Fourth, the former site of Huangpu Military Academy

I believe there is no one who doesn't know the Whampoa Military Academy. This military academy, once founded by Sun Yat-sen, is famous and powerful.

The elites of both parties have studied here.

From former roommates to the battlefield filled with smoke, these ambitious young people changed the fate of China in the struggle of separation and integration.

On the battlefield, we used to unite as enemies and fought fiercely with each other for the ideals in our hearts.

Admission: free.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm.

5. Nanyue King's Tomb Museum

This is the famous Museum of the Tomb of the King of Nanyue. There are many antiques worth visiting. Friends who like history must not miss it.

The museum is on the original site of the ancient tomb, and you can visit the ancient tomb. There are also many exhibitions of funerary objects.

In addition, there is an exhibition of Jizhou Kiln. Generally speaking, you can still go. You can learn about it before you go, and there will be explanations every once in a while.

6. Zhongshan Memorial Hall

Guangzhou Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is a memorial building built by Guangzhou people and overseas Chinese to commemorate the great revolutionary pioneer Dr. Sun Yat-sen.

Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is located at the southern foot of Yuexiu Mountain. During the period from 192 1 to 1922, Sun Yat-sen served as a very big president of the Republic of China here.

Due to the disagreement with Sun Yat-sen's political views, on June 1922 and 16, Chen Jiongming wrote "Six? 16 mutiny, the presidential palace was unfortunately destroyed.

1925 After the death of Sun Yat-sen, the people of Guangzhou built the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall on the former site of the Presidential Palace on 193 1 to commemorate this great revolutionary pioneer.

Guangzhou Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall 1928 started, 1929 laid the foundation stone, 193 1 completed, with a total area of 62,000 square meters and a height of 52 meters outside the lobby. The total area of the main building (including platforms around the lobby) was1.2000 square meters, which was the largest hall-style building in Asia at that time.