Delicious: Goubuli Steamed Bun, 18th Street Twist, Cooked Pear Cake

Fun: Eye of Tianjin, Fifth Avenue, Jinwan Square

Delicious:

1. Goubuli Steamed Bun

Goubuli Steamed Bun was founded in Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty, which is the first of "Tianjin Three Musts". It not only uses fine materials and tastes good, but also requires symmetrical pleats in workmanship. Each steamed stuffed bun has 18 pleats, so friends who come to taste it can count them. Now, in addition to traditional pork buns and three fresh buns, there are six series of seafood buns, potherb buns and whole crab buns with more than 1 varieties.

2. 18th Street Twist

Guifaxiang 18th Street Twist is also a unique skill in Tianjin. It is not only crisp and sweet, but also deeply fried, free of moisture and preservatives, and can be stored for three months in spring and autumn. Stored in hot summer for two months, it does not smell, soften or deteriorate. Objective The dough twist packet in Qianshibajie contains assorted, salt and pepper, hawthorn and other flavors.

3. Cooked pear cake

, also called bowl cake, has nothing to do with pears. It is a very traditional folk snack in Tianjin. It also has a serious scientific name "Zaner cake". "Zan" (sound the same as "gift") is an ancient cooker with many small holes at the bottom, through which steam can steam the food in the container. When making, first put the rice flour ground from rice into a wooden steamer, steam the rice flour with steam from a steamer, and then put all kinds of jam on it. The taste is average, but children prefer to eat it, and it is ok to try it for the first time.

Fun:

1. Eye of Tianjin

The only Ferris wheel built on a bridge in the world can see the scenery within 4 kilometers of Fiona Fang. The Eye of Tianjin is located on the Haihe River in Hongqiao District, Tianjin. It is a ferris wheel that is built across the river and has the functions of sightseeing and transportation. It takes 28 minutes for the Ferris wheel to rotate once. When it reaches the highest point, the surrounding scenery can be seen at a glance, even within 4 kilometers of Fiona Fang. You can see the scenery within 4 kilometers of Fiona Fang. Ferris wheel rotates slowly and is not exciting. You can see cars speeding by from both sides, which is not interesting. Legend has it that every box on the Ferris wheel is full of happiness. Being close to one's lover makes people want to grasp the happiness and romance at this moment.

2. Five Avenue

One of the first historical and cultural streets in China is an essential background picture of Tianjin postcards. Five avenues are not official place names, but actually six avenues, namely Chengdu Avenue, Chongqing Avenue, Changde Avenue, Dali Avenue, Munan Avenue and Racecourse Avenue, which later became widely known. Because it was once a British concession, the buildings of various styles in many countries have become the brightest scenery. Racecourse Road and Munan Road are the first to be promoted. The roads are not wide, but there are 3 small foreign buildings, all of which have a history behind them, famous or little known. If you look inside carefully, there will be more surprises. The most distinctive way to visit the Fifth Avenue is to take a carriage. In addition, you can also take a rickshaw or battery car tour, and the whole journey will be explained by a guide. However, Fifth Avenue is more suitable for strolling or renting a bicycle. If the itinerary is not very tight, you may wish to calm down and stroll.

3. Jinwan Square

is the best place to enjoy the day and night scenery of Haihe River, which brings together various facilities for eating, drinking and having fun. It also includes scenic spots: Haihe jiefang bridge, the Century Clock. Jinwan Square is located next to Haihe River, opposite to Tianjin Station across Haihe River. In addition, Jinwan Square is the best place to enjoy the day and night scenery of Haihe River. The biggest highlight is its humanistic heritage, and the diversified composition of Tianjin's modern architectural style prominently reflects the characteristics of the times when Chinese and Western cultures meet.