Top 20 Night Attractions in Tianjin

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M23***68

I went in November, so there were fewer people. I arrived around 7 PM, bought tickets on-site, and waited in line for less than 10 minutes. From the highest point, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Haihe River and its banks; the night view is beautiful and worth seeing. If you want to take a full view of the Ferris wheel, go to the opposite side of the river, near the Jin Gang Bridge; it's less than a 10-minute walk.

_We***07

A great experience! My child loved it. The facilities were new and plentiful. It was clearly well-arranged. The kitchen was fully equipped, and they even provided mosquito repellent patches and other necessities for children – very thoughtful. The owner's recommendations for restaurants and other places to eat were excellent. I'll definitely come back!

M2a***63

I heard that Fantawild now has a "Night of the Spirits" attraction called Tanggula Snow Mountain, where staff members are dressed in Tibetan costumes. The staff explained it's a small roller coaster and highly recommended.

Anonymous user

This place is way better than Happy Valley in Beijing!!! The wooden roller coaster was supposed to close at 6 PM, but when I went with my friend at 7 PM, it was still open. It felt like all the rides were still open during the night session, unlike Happy Valley in Beijing where 80% of the attractions are closed.

婷婷

The guide took about 30-40 minutes to lead the tour, starting from Minyuan Square and ending at Qingwang Mansion, explaining the history and characteristics of the building. On Friday morning before the National Day holiday, the number of tourists was moderate.

300***68

A must-see for first-timers in Tianjin, this attraction features unique skills and puppets. From Wanghai Tower, nestled beside the Golden Lion Bridge, gaze across the river at the northern entrance of the street. The world-renowned Mazu Temple on Zhongjie Street is nestled against the historic opera house across the street. To the south, at Jiefang Huishi Bridge, you'll find the Italian-style district. After exploring the streets, head down to the dock for a dreamlike Central European journey along the Haihe River.

陈省

Tianjin's Italian Style Tourist Area is not only a frozen history of European architecture but also a living cultural museum. Here, every brick and stone is engraved with history, every ray of light and shadow tells a story, and every transaction becomes a vehicle for cultural inheritance. As the evening breeze from the Haihe River caresses the statue of the Goddess of Peace, this district, where East and West, tradition and modernity intertwine, is redefining the infinite possibilities of urban cultural tourism with its unique charm.

xw99

Yangliuqing Ancient Town was the Jizhou of Yugong, the land of Youyan in the Spring and Autumn Period, the Bohai Prefecture in the Han Dynasty, and Qingzhou in the Northern Song Dynasty. During the Lingde to Yuanfeng years (1004-1085), the Yellow River burst to the north of the border to form a "triangle pond" (called Dongdian), where rivers and lakes converged and flowed eastward, and it was named "Liukou". Song general Yang Yanzhao established the "Kola Defense Line" along the boundary river (now Daqing River), planted willows everywhere, and it was called "Liukou". In the second year of Jin Zhenyou (1214), "Liukou Town" was established, marking the beginning of Xingnishi painting. It was renamed Yangliuqing in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. The thousand-year-old town of Yangliuqing is not only the birthplace of Yangliuqing woodblock New Year paintings, the first of "Chinese woodblock New Year paintings", but also gave birth to China's "Daying" culture; the "World Cultural Heritage" - the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passes through the town, and the "No. 1 House in North China" - Shijia Courtyard sits on the riverside. Traditional folk arts such as kites, paper-cuts, brick carvings, stone carvings, colored sculptures, and flower fairs have been passed down to this day, and it is known as "Northern Jiangnan" and "Gushang Yangzhou".

neixiucaigaogui

Tianjin Jinwan Plaza's highlights include the following: - European Architectural Style: Located in the core area of ​​the former French Concession in Tianjin, Jinwan Plaza features a predominantly European architectural style, incorporating classical columns and romantic domes. The interplay of Baroque splendor, classical naturalism, and romantic elegance complements the Haihe River landscape, creating a romantic and harmonious atmosphere. - Excellent Location: Located on the south bank of the Haihe River in Heping District, Tianjin, it faces Tianjin Railway Station and is surrounded by the Haihe River to the east and north. Enjoying breathtaking views of the river, it serves as Tianjin's "city cover." - Diverse Commercial Options: Following a 2025 upgrade and renovation, the first floor of Building 3 will be transformed into the C.C_MARKET curated commercial complex, seamlessly integrating art, culture, and commerce. Additionally, unique businesses such as the Encounter Crosstalk Society, China's first immersive crosstalk interactive experience center, and the Japanese coffee and nightlife brand "24H Color" have opened, offering visitors a brand new experience. - Advanced Technology: The main square has been equipped with a large LED display, clearly displaying featured content. The tower has also been equipped with a large LED screen and laser projection equipment. During the May Day holiday in 2025, the square will feature live performances and lighting technology, creating a visual feast for the public. - Rich Cultural Atmosphere: Cultural venues such as the National Library of China Jinwan Cultural and Creative Space and the Jinwan Grand Theater host a variety of cultural events year-round. The square also frequently hosts light shows and a tipsy market, integrating culture with leisure and entertainment.

sixmorning131

The night view here is great and clear, but I spent 12 yuan to use a telescope, but I felt it was pointless. The person next to me said they could save it for me, and I could take photos and videos. In the end, I didn't receive it. I don't know why. All the staff were at the entrances and exits. There was no one to guide the tour. The place is not big. It took about an hour and a half to complete the tour. The free photos were very small. I couldn't see the facial features clearly. They were probably bigger than a fingernail. After all, it was free.