Are there any fun places in Tianjin that don’t cost money?

Jinwan Square is one of the busiest areas in Tianjin and is a great place to enjoy Tianjin's cityscape, especially at night.

The night view is the most charming!

Address: No. 1, Binjiang Road, Heping District, Tianjin.

Opening hours: All-day public transportation: Take Metro Line 3 and get off at Jinwan Square Station, or take a bus to Changchun Road (Gaofeng Station) Station and walk.

Five Avenues is a place suitable for going all year round.

Five Avenues is a must!

As the seasons change, there will be different beauty here, which is worth watching and tasting.

Address: The rectangular area south of Chengdu Road, north of Machang Road, east of Xikang Road, and west of the intersection of Machang Road and Nanjing Road, Heping District, Tianjin City.

Opening hours: All-day bus transportation: Take the subway to Yingkou Road Station and Xiaobailou Station, and you can walk; there are several buses passing through the Fifth Avenue, and the main stations are Guilin Road Station, Huangjiayuan Station and Changsha

road station.

Heather Food Street is home to a variety of famous snacks and many old restaurants.

You can taste various traditional delicacies.

In addition, there are Beichen Country Park, Shuixi Park, Green Expo and Chaobai River Wetland Park.

what are the attractions in Tianjing?

Tianjin Heather Food Street, Binjiang Road Shopping Paradise, Hisense Plaza, and Binjiang Shopping Plaza are high-end shopping places. Drum Tower Commercial Street, Ancient Culture Street, Eye of Tianjin, Tianjin Tower, Water Park, Changhong Ecological Park, Beining Park, Tianjin Zhuangwang Mansion,

Hutongs are low-end shopping areas and urban areas.

In Binhai New Area, such as Tanggu District, there are the Bund, Foreign Goods Market, and Hangu.

Jixian County has Panshan Scenic Area, Limutai Scenic Area, Jiushan Mountain Scenic Area, Baxianshan Scenic Area and Dule Temple Scenic Area.

Among them, Ancient Culture Street and Panshan Scenic Area are national AAAAA scenic spots.

What interesting places are there in Tianjin such as Diwu Avenue, Kelborough Square, Binjiang Road, Tianta, Water Park, Ancient Culture Street, Tianhou Temple, Haihe Bund, Galaxy Square, Tianjin Museum Water Drop, Dagukou Fort, Yangliuqing Painting, Binhai

New District... Is there any interesting place in Tianjin? You can go to Wudaodao to experience the International Architecture Museum, which is the only one in the country.

And Jin Street, Heping Road and Binjiang Road are not far from here.

It's a great place for shopping.

If you are a fan of Peking Opera, the Chinese Grand Theater on Harbin Road can satisfy your ears.

You can make up a day trip to Ancient Culture Street, Confucian Temple, Empress’ Palace, Drum Tower, Guangdong Guild Hall and other places.

If you like cross talk and folk art, you can go to Qianxiangyi Tea House, which is located on Guyi Street.

There are folk performances almost every night, and the ticket prices are not high.

The most expensive price is about 20 yuan per person, allowing you to experience the authentic Tianjin style art.

If you like ballet, please inquire about the performance arrangements at Tianjin Auditorium and Bayi Auditorium.

If you like collecting antiques, the antique market on Shenyang Road will be your ideal place, as everyone in Tianjin knows.

Tianjin Natural History Museum and Science and Technology Museum are also good choices.

The quality of the people who go there will be relatively high, and the order will naturally be good.

If you come with friends from out of town, you can go to the food court.

If you are a Hui friend, Hongqishun Restaurant in Tianjin and Yanbinlou Restaurant near Jinjie will be your decent choices.

Tianjin Paradise is always crowded with people.

It is a paradise for children and even young people.

To some extent, water parks and zoos are also great places to visit.

And there’s nothing wrong with reliving childhood memories.

Besides, the changes are different now.

In addition, you can also go to the Sky Tower for a spin. The revolving restaurant rotates every hour, giving you a feeling of flying in the clouds.

The above are all from urban areas.

You can also choose to climb Panshan, which is known as the first mountain in JD.

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Go to Tanggu to visit local markets, or go fishing with fishermen.

Take the light rail by the way.

Of course, the most recent suburban trip is to the Shijia Courtyard in Yangliuqing Town, which is known as the No. 1 residential building in North China.

Highly recommended to you.

The ticket costs 20 yuan, so it's best to spend 30 yuan to hire a tour guide to explain the whole process, otherwise it's really like going blind.

There is an Anjia Courtyard behind Shijia Courtyard, which is a private museum.

But there is a small treasure house and air raid shelter inside, which is worth a visit.

Spend another two yuan to invest in the Fushou Screen Wall to see which type of longevity you belong to.

Interesting!

Besides, the beach is not interesting.

Just go to the Bund.

The food and dogs are boring and expensive.

I don't recommend you go there and spend money.

At best you should check it out.

That's right.

Jiefang North Road (East Wall Street) and Galaxy Plaza (a very large modern square with Tianjin Museum behind it and Tianjin Grand Theater and National Exhibition Center next to it), etc.

) It's pretty good around here.