Take you to explore the most iconic attractions in Tianjin with the local natives

What are some classic tourist attractions in Tianjin? Let's follow this local Tianjin resident and take a look together.

The Tianjin Eye is a must-see. Riding the cable car, you slowly rotate and overlook the winding mother river, continuously flowing outward, nurturing the people of Tianjin. The rushing river water is full of life, and the uniquely designed bridges are beautiful sights on the Haihe River. You can watch the twinkling vehicles and pedestrians weaving through the streets and alleys, with the bustling traffic coming into view. At night, the Haihe River appears particularly serene.

Haihe River

As the mother river of Tianjin, it is a must-visit place. Starting from the Tianjin Eye, there are many boat docks along the Haihe River for river cruises.
Wudadao gathers various foreign-style buildings. Strolling in Wudadao gives one a fresh feeling similar to Xiamen's Gulangyu and Qingdao's Badaguan. Wudadao does not require an entrance ticket, and even during holidays, it does not feel overcrowded because it covers a large area. The crowds are dispersed, and you can always find a corner to quietly enjoy the comfort and beauty.

Tianjin Haihe Italian Style Area

The Italian Style Street gives people different feelings during the day and at night. At night, it is brightly lit, with various French, Russian, Thai, and Japanese restaurants, resembling a bar where people are singing and playing music. It truly feels like being in a foreign country.
Ancient Culture Street offers food, crafts, and more. It is most commonly seen during the Spring Festival, which lasts for a month. During this time, the street is filled with vendors selling money and lanterns. People generally come to Ancient Culture Street to buy these New Year goods. The street is bustling with activity, adorned with lanterns, and filled with the festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival.

Gulou Commercial Area

The central Bell Tower divides the entire Gulou into four parts: east, south, west, and north. There are various shops selling handicrafts, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, and stationery. There are many experts in Gulou. If you are interested in these collectibles, you should definitely take a serious stroll around Gulou to find traces of old Tianjin.
This is a true food street where you can eat from morning till night. The food street, hotel street, and clothing street are all interconnected, making Nanshi a place with a superior geographical location and convenient transportation. As for Tianjin's Jianbing Guozi, I particularly enjoy the crispy bite of the Guobing, which has a savory sauce, the taste of mung bean skin, the flavor of scallions, and the addition of a crushed egg, making it a truly delicious Jianbing Guozi.
Nancuiping is a large suburban ecological park featuring fishing, hills, meadows, greenery, and blooming flowers. As the only mountain in the urban area of Tianjin, Nancuiping is also known as the 'Piled Mountain' park.

Panshan Scenic Area

The backyard of Tianjin, located in the Panshan Scenic Area of Jizhou, is a great place to escape the summer heat.