Exciting news for Guangzhou residents and visitors alike—the city's first-ever metro loop line, Line 11, is officially opening on December 28, 2024! Spanning 44.2 kilometers, this new line will connect five key districts: Tianhe, Baiyun, Yuexiu, Liwan, and Haizhu. Along the way, passengers will pass through scenic spots, vibrant cultural sites, and bustling food havens. Let's take a peek at some must-visit spots along the route!
(Photo: Guangzhou Haizhu Fabu)
(Photo: Guangzhou Haizhu Fabu)
(Photo: Guangzhou Tianhe Fabu)
(Photo provided by Yunluo Botanical Garden)
(Photo: Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area)
(Photo: Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area)
At the heart of Liuhua Lake Park stands the enchanting white castle on an island in the middle of the lake—perfect for a fairytale stroll. The park's rose garden keeps blooms year-round, and the playful squirrels make sure there's never a dull moment as you wander.
(Photo: GZphotos)
(Photo: Liuhua Lake Park)
Yuexiu Park
This is Guangzhou's largest comprehensive park, home to the famous Five Rams Statue. Visitors can explore landmarks like the Guangzhou Museum, City Wall, and the iconic Hundred-Step Ladder. With its blend of history and romance, it's a must-see for anyone visiting.
(Photo: Yuexiu Park)
Orchid Garden
Nestled at the foot of Yuexiu Mountain, Orchid Garden is a hidden gem of greenery and tranquility. Often compared to the beautiful gardens of Suzhou, it offers a peaceful escape into a world of exotic flowers and scenic views.
(Photo: Guangzhou Liwan Fabu)
(Photo: Guangzhou Municipal Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau)
(Photo: Guangzhou Liwan Fabu)
Liwan Museum
At the museum, visitors can explore a charming blend of old-world architecture with Western-style gardens and ancient homes. It's a great spot for history lovers and photographers alike.(Photo: Guangzhou Liwan Fabu)
Pantang Wuyue
This historical village combines old traditions with modern trends. It's home to art galleries, innovative eateries, and hip shops that bring together heritage and contemporary flair.
(Photo: Guangzhou Liwan Fabu)
Fangcun Station (芳村站)
Bai'etan Greater Bay Area Art Center
Since its opening, this center has become a cultural hotspot with its unique architecture and art exhibitions. It's a place to experience the beauty of both modern and classical art.
(Photo provided by Bai'etan Greater Bay Area Art Center)
Datang Station (大塘站)
Haizhu Lake Park
Part of the Haizhu National Wetland Park, this hidden gem offers a peaceful retreat for locals. It's a great spot for a quiet afternoon away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
(Photo: GZphotos)
Guangzhou Cultural & Arts Centre
Nestled next to Haizhu Lake, this picturesque space blends traditional Lingnan architecture with lush greenery, offering both cultural experiences and a place to unwind.
(Photo: Guangzhou Haizhu Fabu)
Longtan Station (龙潭站)
Haizhu National Wetland Park
Known as one of the city's most beautiful urban wetlands, the park bursts into color year-round with flowers in bloom. It's a great place to reconnect with nature while staying in the heart of the city.