Tianjin travel routes and accommodation recommendations

I recommend:

D1: After coming out of the train station, first go to the station square (beside the Haihe River) and take a look at Jinwan Square on the other side of the river. The European-style buildings are It is newly built and very beautiful. Then go along the river to the right (north, if you can tell the direction). Not far away is the Liberation Bridge (formerly known as the French Bridge, crossing the bridge is the original French Concession). At this time you have two Choose, cross the bridge and visit the European-style buildings on Jiefang Road (all over 100 years old), or continue walking along the river. In front of you are Dagu Bridge, Italian Style Area, Bei'an Bridge (very beautiful, although it is a bridge on the Seine River), Austria-style style area, Jintang Bridge (the meeting place for the liberation of Tianjin), across the Jintang Bridge is the ancient culture street. You can also continue to go up the river to the Lion Grove Bridge, King Kong Bridge, and Yongle Bridge (where you can visit the Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel and the Great Compassion Courtyard). You can go to the food street at noon, go shopping on Heping Road and Binjiang Road in the afternoon, and visit the Five Avenues. These places are very close. The family recommends taking a taxi, which should cost about 10 yuan. I recommend a restaurant. There is a Huifanglou Muslim restaurant on Dali Road on the Fifth Avenue. It is also a time-honored restaurant. It is next to Munan Park. I think it is better than Hongqishun, but the service at Hongqishun is too poor.

D2 recommends two places to see the sea. Don't go to the beach, the artificial beach is actually just a big swimming pool. Tianjin Port has cruise ships that visit the port. Take a look at the Tianjin Port Terminal. If you see a 10,000-ton ship for the first time, you will be shocked. Another place is the aircraft carrier Kiev. If you like military affairs, you must go here. This is a real aircraft carrier. There are only two in China (the other Minsk is in Zhuhai). After the tour, you can take the train directly from Tanggu back to Beijing. I’m not familiar with the route in Tanggu, so you can check it out yourself.