Landmarks in China
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Landmarks in Shenzhen
A skyline built almost entirely since the 1980s, when a fishing county became a boomtown.
Ping An Finance Centre, Shun Hing Square, Shenzhen Civic Center, KK100, SEG Plaza, Horizontal Skyscraper – Vanke Center, Guomao Building, Fairy Lake Botanical Garden, Stadium, Convention and Exhibition Center, North railway station, Museum, Art Museum, International Garden and Flower Expo Park, Lianhuashan Park, Hongfa Temple, Happy Valley, Sea World Culture and Arts Center, Safari Park
Landmarks in Guangzhou
A 2,200-year river port where Qing clan halls sit minutes from a 600-metre steel tower.
Canton Tower, Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Huaisheng Mosque, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Guangzhou Circle, Pearl River Tower, Guangzhou International Finance Center, CITIC Plaza, Guangxiao Temple, Dafo Temple, Temple of the Five Immortals, Nanyue King Museum, White Swan Hotel, Hoi Tong Monastery, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Guangdong Museum, Sun Yat-sen Library of Guangdong Province, People's Park, Yuexiushan Stadium, Tianhe Stadium, Happy Valley, Peasant Movement Training Institute
Landmarks in Shanghai
Three supertall towers, raised in twenty years, turned Pudong into a record of ambition.
Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Jin Mao Tower, HSBC Building, the Bund, Peace Hotel, Waibaidu Bridge, Custom House, China Art Museum, Longhua Pagoda, Yu Garden, Shanghai World Financial Center, Jing'an Temple, Shanghai Club Building, Bank of China Building, Broadway Mansions, Astor House Hotel, Old City, Longhua Temple, Jade Buddha Temple, St. Ignatius Cathedral, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Wukang Mansion, Shanghai Exhibition Centre, City God Temple of Shanghai, Great World, Ohel Rachel Synagogue, Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum, Site of the First National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party
Landmarks in Beijing
Walled Ming and Qing palace, temple, and garden complexes anchor the old imperial core.
Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, Tiananmen Square, Great Hall of the People, National Stadium, Water Cube, National Centre for the Performing Arts, Yonghe Temple, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, National Museum of China, Monument to the People's Heroes, Xinhuamen, Beihai Park, Jingshan Park, Prince Gong's Mansion, Imperial Ancestral Temple, National Art Museum of China, Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution, St. Joseph's Church, Railway Station, Zhenjue Temple, White Cloud Temple, Niujie Mosque, Workers' Stadium, Church of the Saviour, West Railway Station
Landmarks in Guilin
Karst hills frame a city where landmarks span a 1372 palace and 2001 pagodas.
Elephant Trunk Hill, Sun and Moon Pagodas, Jingjiang Princes' City, Zengpiyan