1. Canton Tower Guangzhou Tower is a large-scale landscape building with rich cultural connotations that integrates multiple functions such as tourism, catering, culture, entertainment, and environmental protection science education. It integrates the latest technology in contemporary engineering design and construction, and undertakes the project in Guangzhou.

The culture of this historic city for more than 2,000 years shows the world the vision and courage of Guangzhou, which is taking off, challenging itself and facing the world.

Canton Tower stands at the intersection of the new central axis of Guangzhou City and the Pearl River Landscape Line. It faces Haixinsha Asian Games Park and Pearl River New Town across the river, and is adjacent to the four major cultural buildings of Guangzhou Opera House, Guangdong Provincial Museum, Guangzhou Library and Guangzhou Second Children's Palace.

Echoing each other from afar, it is the new commanding heights of Guangzhou.

2. Shamian Shamian, once called Shicuizhou, was named Shamian because it is a sandbar formed by the alluvial deposits of the Pearl River. It was an important trade and tourist destination in China during the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

It became a British and French concession in the late Qing Dynasty and has gone through a hundred years of baptism.

Shamian was once home to consulates of many countries, so many exotic-style buildings have been left behind. Compared with the high-rise buildings in Guangzhou, this place can be regarded as a paradise.

Now it is a famous tourist area, scenic spot and leisure resort in Guangzhou. There are more than 150 ancient trees in the territory. The air is fresh and the environmental sanitation is very good. Moreover, the current US Consulate General in Guangzhou is also in Shamian, and many foreigners are here.

The unique exotic style of work is also a tourist feature here.

3. The Sacred Heart Cathedral with a stone chamber. Hidden in Yide Road, where fish maw and seafood occupy the entire street, is the Sacred Heart Cathedral with a stone chamber, which is known as the "Notre Dame de Paris in the Far East".

All the walls and pillars of this century-old church are made of granite. It is very distinctive, so the local neighbors gave it a affectionate name, "Stone Chamber".

With its towering spire, exquisite patterns, and red, yellow, blue, and green glass, the entire church has a strong retro feel from the inside out.