Where can I get on and off the Guangzhou Double-decker sightseeing bus? Road map, please.

Guangzhou Double-decker sightseeing bus boarded the Pearl River Swimming Pool and got off at Huangpu Ancient Village Terminal.

Terminal of Zhujiang Swimming Pool: Bus No.266 goes to Hui Jing North Road, Bus No.548 goes to Daguan North Road Terminal, Bus No.36 goes to Huangshi Road, and Tourist Line 1 goes to Huangpu Ancient Village Terminal.

Sightseeing route:

Pearl River Swimming Pool (Terminal)-Zhong Da North Gate West-Zhong Da North Gate-Pearl River Plaza-Guangzhou Bridge Bottom-Hong Xin Garden-Chigang Tower-Guang Zhouta East-Yuejiang West Road-Yuejiang East Road-Convention Park-Yuejiang Middle Road-Convention Center Pier-Convention Center North-Yuejiang Middle Road East-Pazhou Tower-Pazhou Village-Huangpu Technical School-Yang Qing Village-Huangpu Village

Extended content: double-decker bus:

That is, a double-decker bus refers to a double-decker bus whose passenger compartment consists of upper and lower floors. Double-decker bus originated in Britain, and the red double-decker bus running in London is Britain's "national treasure".

Now you can see double-decker buses in many cities in our country. In order to enable passengers to have a better sightseeing, the upper floors of some double-decker buses are even open.

In some places related to Britain, such as India, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Africa, etc., double-decker bus is one of the main commuting means (in addition, it is also widely used in Germany, especially in northern German cities).

Due to the huge body and high center of gravity, drivers and passengers should pay special attention to ride safety. So the double-decker bus can't drive too fast, and passengers can't stand on the upper floor. Because of the relationship between driving safety and operating cost, many countries have introduced double-decker buses, but they still failed. At present, although some European and North American cities also have double-decker buses, they are mainly used as sightseeing buses. The upper floors of these carriages are usually open or semi-open.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia entry (double-decker bus web page link)