What are the interesting places to visit in Tianjin? Tianjin tourism is mainly divided into two parts: the culture of the Republic of China and the food culture. Accommodation: To visit the retro culture of the Republic of China, I suggest living near Wudao Scenic Area (where I spent my childhood). If you can't book a suitable hotel, then it's ok to stay in Heping District, because Heping District, the smallest area, has been the central area of Tianjin's economy and culture since the beginning of the twentieth century. The former British and French Concessions were all here, as were celebrities' former residences and historic buildings. You can go out and rent a bicycle or walk to visit.

Hotel: If funds permit, you can stay at the Lishunde Hotel near Jiefang North Road, which is five minutes' drive from Fifth Avenue, and the Ritz-Carlton next to it, both of which are historical buildings. Although the rooms in Lishunde are not satisfactory, after all, the rooms have been lived by celebrities, and the decoration is very Republic of China, with a century-old elevator and a small museum. Ritz-Carlton is a retro luxury style, and it was also rebuilt during the concession period. If there is a shortage of funds, there are also many express hotels near Fifth Avenue. Just search and search, and the victory lies in going out.

Five Avenue Scenic Area: Xiannong University, Minyuan Stadium and its surrounding areas are all worth visiting. It is recommended not to take a carriage. The horses are very poor. One horse pulls forty or fifty people in the peak season! I haven't given a rest, and I'm exhausted. My friends from other places remind them not to sit down. In fact, one step at a time, walking by yourself is very comfortable. In addition, the porcelain museum with a wall of porcelain tiles was built by destroying cultural relics and historical buildings. Only outsiders took photos with it, and people who know history in Tianjin expressed indignation.)

Drum Tower, Ancient Culture Street: these two places are not far away, and there is a subway, so we can turn around together. Different from the concession culture just mentioned, these two places are also the concentrated expression of local folk customs in Tianjin. Clay figurine Zhang, Tianhou Palace, Drum Tower, big teapot with long mouth, fried cake with ears, Yangliuqing New Year pictures, toad spitting honey, shadow play, and many more can be seen. Special note: shops selling things are deep in water, especially antique jade calligraphy and painting. Don't buy anything you don't understand. After all, it is a popular tourist spot, you know. It's ok to have a look around and eat.

Italian Style Street and along Haihe River: Yifeng Street is not far from Ancient Culture Street. If you are not tired, you can walk there. If you are tired, taking a taxi is the starting price. Yifeng Street mainly looks at the architectural style of the concession. There are many restaurants, but they are all engaged in tourist business. If you are thirsty, just costa and Starbucks. After all, quality and price are unified. There are many famous people's former residences along Yifeng Street, and then you can go to the Haihe River and see the Eye of Tianjin (Ferris wheel). If the weather is fine and the economic conditions permit, you can buy tickets to sit.

Other attractions: Yangliuqing Shijia Courtyard (45-6 minutes' drive), Binhai Dongjiang Port International Cruise Home Port and its nearby small park (self-driving is recommended, and there are few buses around, 9 minutes' drive), Yinhe Plaza Shopping Center (Tianjin Grand Theatre, Tianjin Library, Tianjin History Museum, etc., 1-15 minutes' drive, which is convenient), water park and tower (with. There are indeed many delicious Muslim restaurants in Hongqiao District (especially the red stewed beef bones in Xiaolao Restaurant, Sangu meat pie and breakfast in Zhimeizhai are recommended), but the general service is poor, the decoration level is low, and it is far from the city center, so it is not suitable for taking a taxi to eat. Not to mention living in Hongqiao, where can I travel to Tianjin and live so far away from famous scenic spots? It is also a special reminder that it is a wrong concept to come to Tianjin to eat seafood. At present, most of the seafood in Tianjin is also shipped from other places, so don't rush to Tianjin for seafood? Including Tanggu, it is the same.

If you live near Fifth Avenue, you will have more choices, such as longan restaurant (eight treasures tofu, black garlic beef, and nine turns to large intestine) and Chenggui restaurant (western food is strongly recommended! Braised beef in cans, I often go to eat it myself. There is a branch in Yifeng Street, which is also the only restaurant I think can eat in Yifeng Street. English fish and chips, roasted spring chicken, mixed fruit yogurt), Prague restaurant (Hungarian flavor, good wine), Fu Huixuan (Tianjin cuisine), bianca (creamy pasta, steak), Japanese izakaya (a lot, please comment on it) Tianjin is such a city that combines local culture with foreign culture, blending various Chinese and western customs.

other restaurant recommendations: Wei dingxuan (small expensive Tianjin cuisine, water park shop in the park, you can stroll after eating; The Gulou store was changed from the former residence of celebrities, and the clerk led the tour; The carp must be booked); Dengyinglou (time-honored, multi-branch, bad fried fish fillet, stir-fried shrimp, elbow, nine turns to large intestine, and squid jumping are all good); Casserole plum (Li's big steak, my favorite, don't miss it if you like sweet mouth! Shrimp, straw mushroom and cabbage); Jiuheju (multi-branch, three fresh noodles with gravy and stewed trotters); Huibin Restaurant (Lao Bao San, braised beef, roast duck); Xiaolao Restaurant (with many branches, the service is poor, but stewed beef bones with rice in red is my favorite)

Special dishes recommended: fried cake with ears and eyes (actually quite delicious, very fragrant when it is warm, with many branches); Guifaxiang 18th Street Twist (look for the three characters of Guifaxiang, this is the most authentic, and the hot cakes freshly baked in their house are delicious! ）； Tianjin steamed stuffed bun (don't ignore the dog, it's expensive and not delicious, recommend Laoyoule or Siping steamed stuffed bun shop, and no longer be old and fragrant, and any traditional Tianjin steamed stuffed bun shop on the roadside is delicious); Jumping carp (fish whose bones are crisp enough to eat); Fried shrimp (when I was a child, I had to roll a big cake to eat); Pancake fruit (you see that there is no ham sausage, no shrimp skin, no coriander in the booth, only the flour paste, fermented bean curd and chopped green onion, which is authentic, you can buy it, haha); Tianjin Roast Duck (Tianjin Roast Duck) is eaten roughly, with skin and meat sliced together, and only cucumbers and onions are rolled. ）； Stir-fried chestnuts with sugar (Erdou and Xiaobao are both good, and taking them abroad is much more popular than twist); Sticking to the cake and cooking fish (I have no feelings, but my husband loves to eat like hell); Breakfast (old tofu, crispy rice, pancake with rolls, oil tea noodles, pancake with lotus root and eggplant clips, making me hungry? )

Like traveling to other places, you need to bring things: wallet, mobile phone, ID card, student ID card, toiletries, charger, mobile power supply, clothes change, bring your own food, and you can bring a selfie stick.

In short, the places to go in Tianjin: Italian Style Street, Fifth Avenue, Ancient Culture Street, the eye of Tianjin at night, the next day I went to the water park, Tianda, Nankai, and I can take a look at the tower on the way. There are also Happy Valley and Aquarium. If you spend money, you can listen to cross talk, eat the dog and ignore it, and buy some Tianjin big twists.