Things to do in Tianjin

The National Maritime Museum can be included in a coastal tourism itinerary. Transportation is relatively convenient, with direct shuttle buses and nearby subway and train stations. The museum is a large-scale investment, and the exhibits and exhibitions are well-maintained, making it a great place for families with children to learn about science and have fun. The cultural and creative products are also quite good, and none of them can be purchased online. However, some exhibition halls require additional fees. I visited two (the special exhibition "Sunken Treasures" and the Future Ocean exhibition hall), and neither felt worthwhile. The special exhibition lacked an archaeological perspective, the copywriting felt overly AI-driven, and some slogans were unnecessarily sentimental. The Future Ocean exhibition hall is worth visiting if you're looking for photo opportunities; it's very uncrowded, allowing for plenty of shooting, but it lacks professionalism, sci-fi elements, and immersive experience.

This is fantastic, an absolute patriotic education base! It shows that China's path to strength has been fraught with difficulties! The extra 20 million yuan we spent to research and build aircraft carriers, and to ensure the Kiev is used to its fullest potential, was definitely worthwhile! Visiting the Great Wall submarine and seeing the submariners resting only in hammocks truly broke my heart. My deepest respect to our submariners! There is no such thing as a peaceful life; it's just that some people are bearing the burden!

Tianjin Eye is a beautiful landmark, especially at night when the Ferris wheel lights up. The riverside views are lovely, and it's a great spot for photos.

Amazing experience at the porcelain house. Admission was so easy with our voucher. We were able to scan and go right in. We left our strollers at the entrance since it’s a four-story building that you need to walk up. Outside the entrance is a grand photo for picture taking. Every meticulous piece of ceramic has been painstakingly placed onto this house. It is fascinating to see in one of the greatest architectural masterpieces we have seen. We thoroughly enjoyed touring the house and being able to go on all four floors. Especially great was being able to take pictures on the balconies. Every angle had magnificent views. It’s a self-guided walk, which was great, cause we were able to go at our own. Pace. The crowd wasn’t too bad, so that we were able to take photos easily.

A great way to spend a lazy afternoon. Architecture, history, food and relaxing.😁😁😁

The cruise is better after 6 PM. During the National Day holiday, I only managed to snag tickets for the 5 PM cruise, so I didn't get to see the nighttime lights from the boat. The commentary was quite good. The lovely young lady spoke gently and provided attentive service.

A Happy Day Dedicated to the Rowan Tree in Autumn Hai Zi (Modern) I infinitely love this new day Today's sun, today's horse, today's rowan tree Make me healthy, prosperous, and possess a lifetime From dawn to dusk The abundant sunshine Surpasses all past poems Happiness found me Happiness said: "Look at this poet He is happier than I am" In the autumn that split me open In the autumn that split my bones open I love you, rowan tree

Zhang Garden, a century-old building, encapsulates half of Tianjin's modern history. The old building, a blend of Chinese and Western architectural styles, stands serene and imposing; Sun Yat-sen and Puyi both once lingered here. The most delightful surprise is the immersive performance, "Tales of Tianjin," which brings cold historical materials to life. The exhibition halls are clearly laid out, balancing revolutionary history with events from the Republican era, creating a rich atmosphere. With affordable tickets, it's perfect for a leisurely stroll and understanding of Tianjin's modern history.

The house is in the Spanish residential style (red tiles, arched windows, yellow walls), a two-story brick and wood building (partially three stories), incorporating Japanese garden elements; it features a three-ring courtyard layout: a front yard, a back yard, and a west wing, with a garden, a corridor, and an old tennis court, representing a typical example of Western-style buildings in the Tianjin concession area. It occupies approximately 3016 square meters, with a building area of ​​approximately 1900 square meters.

From the Tianjin Eye, walk all the way to Tianjin Railway Station, and you can continue to Zhigu. Haihe River cruises are very popular, and you can also stroll along the banks. The riverside is lively in the evening, with numerous cruise ships on the river. The Ancient Culture Street, the Italian Style Area, and Jinwan Square offer stunning nighttime views, featuring many distinctive buildings that perfectly blend Tianjin's cosmopolitan charm with its relaxed atmosphere.