Ben Cunningham: Tianjin 🇨🇳

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Binjian Dao Pedestrian Street, commercial area with shopping.
Guwenhua Jie, another culture street notable for Qing Dynasty architecture. There are several art and history museums, and may be live performances.
Hai River, a river connecting Beijing to Tianjin. You can take a river cruise and view the skyline, bridges, and rest of the waterfront.
Haihe Culture Park, a public space and promenade along the Hai River. This is the best place to view the river, and also has other landmarks (notably the Monument to the Construction of the Haihe River sculpture).
Italian Style Street, an Italian concession popular for its European-style architecture. You can view the architecture, alleyways, and shops.
Porcelain House, museum and architectural landmark.
Tianjin Eye, a Ferris wheel located on the Yongle Bridge over the Hai River.
Wudadao, or the Five Great Avenues, are a collection of historic streets, representing the city’s colonial past. Chongqing Avenue, Munan Road, Dali Road, Changde Road, and Machang Road. Not directly adjacent but in close proximity.

Goubuli (狗不理包子), a famous chain of restaurants originating from Tianjin, specializing in delicious steamed stuffed buns (baozi). With a long history and reputation for quality, Goubuli is a must-visit for baozi enthusiasts.
Nanshi Food Street (南市食品街): For a diverse selection of local flavors, head to Nanshi Food Street, a bustling area with numerous food stalls and restaurants offering everything from street snacks to full meals. It’s a great place to explore and sample different dishes.