Yuexiu Park:
The largest comprehensive park in Guangzhou boasts beautiful characteristic sub-tropical scenery. It preserves many historical relics, such as the ancient city wall, Zhenhai Tower, Sun Yat-sen Monument, Wu Tingfang Tomb, etc., and houses the iconic Wuyang Stone sculptures, the landmark of the city.
Xiguan Cultural Street:
As one of the three traditional commercial centres in Guangzhou, it preserves many historical buildings and at the same time incorporates modern elements. With full of Xiguan-style green brick and green tile bungalows, white arch bridges and pavilions, this cultural street offers exceptional cultural atmosphere.
Ancient Nanfeng Kiln:
Built in 1506 during Ming Dynasty, this ancient kiln is of great value for studying the development of China's ceramic production technology. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit and a national 4A-class tourist attraction. Its main attractions include Guangdong Shiwan Ceramics Museum, Shiwan Doll Street, International Ceramics Village, Ancient Stove Tree, The Lin's Hall, etc.
Ip Man Memorial Hall:
It offers you the opportunity to learn about the life, martial arts achievements and contribution to the world of martial arts of the first generation of Wing Chun master Ip Man, as well as experience the fun of Wing Chun with professional masters.
Huang Feihong Memorial Hall:
Located in a typical Lingnan ancient building in the center of Foshan city, this Memorial Hall with comprehensive facilities showcasing the popular stories of Chinese Kungfu “Foshan Shadowless Foot” on the screen.