• Guangdong Museum - Situated in Zhujiang New Town, the Guangdong Museum stands out with its treasure box-like design. It features three main sections: the History Hall, the Art Hall, and the Nature Hall, offering a comprehensive display of Guangdong Province’s history, culture, and diverse folk customs. The museum boasts an extensive collection, particularly rich in “Lingnan School” calligraphy and paintings, as well as porcelain. The intricate Chaozhou wood carvings are also a highlight.
• Guangzhou Library - Located along the Pearl River, the Guangzhou Library is designed with the concept of “beautiful books,” creating a spatial form that resembles stacked books from any angle. Its rooftop serves as a viewing platform for leisure activities. The library houses a vast collection, organized into several specialized sections.
• Guangzhou Grand Theater - Found in Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District, Guangzhou City, the Guangzhou Grand Theater was crafted by the renowned British-Iraqi designer Zaha Hadid. Its distinctive design is filled with extraordinary creativity. The theater’s acoustic system, developed by acoustic expert Dr. Marshall, is world-class, providing nearly perfect audio-visual experiences. It hosts international masters and famous troupes, making it a cultural highlight in South China.
• Chen Clan Ancestral Hall-Folk Craft Museum - The Chen Clan Temple/Ancestral Hall is a splendid Qing Dynasty structure celebrated for its detailed wood, brick, stone, clay, and ivory carvings. It also features valuable collections of silk embroidery, ceramics, and paintings, offering profound insights into Lingnan culture, history, and traditions.
• Shamian Island - Once a bustling foreign trading hub and former British and French concession, Shamian Island is renowned for its well-preserved colonial-style mansions and architecture. The island is adorned with beautiful historical buildings, statues, pavilions, flower gardens, and fountains. Numerous cafes, boutique restaurants, and bars add to its charm.
• Yong Qing Fang - Visiting Yong Qing Fang in Xiguan reveals the most well-preserved arcade building complex in Guangzhou, showcasing Republic of China architecture that blends Chinese and Western styles. It serves as a model for organic urban renewal in China’s new era, merging heritage with modern urban life.
• Dafo Temple - The Great Buddha Temple in Guangzhou, located on Beijing Road, is a historical treasure offering breathtaking views with its stunning architecture, especially when illuminated at night. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere amidst beautiful courtyards and intricate Buddha statues. Built during the Southern Han Dynasty, it provides a peaceful retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle.
• Beijing Road Shopping District - The famous Beijing Road Cultural Tourism Zone is a vibrant street filled with shops ranging from trendy boutiques to large department stores. It uniquely integrates historical remnants into the modern landscape, with ancient trails visible through glass panels on the ground. The blend of old and new is truly captivating.

• Lunch

• Personal Expenses

This day tour to Guangzhou is perfect for those traveling in Hong Kong who are eager to spend a full day exploring the captivating historical and modern city of Guangzhou (Canton)!

• This day tour to Guangzhou is ideal for those traveling from Hong Kong
• Discover the city of Guangzhou, also known as “Canton,” on a day tour
• Marvel at the modern architecture of the Canton Tower, Guangzhou Opera House, Guangdong Museum, and Library
• Experience the highlights of Guangzhou on a private car tour with a guide

• Enjoy a Chinese food lunch at a local Guangzhou restaurant, with drinks included
• Explore the city with a flexible itinerary and a private guide
• Customize your itinerary to match your interests and visit the sights you desire
• Benefit from the flexibility to stop for local food
• Return to Hong Kong by coach, with private car and driver pickup in Guangzhou

• Option to stay in Guangzhou after the tour is available

A China visa or visa-free entry to China is required.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.