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Tracing Liede, Discovering an Ancient Village

Near the hotel, Liede Village offers a vivid glimpse into the coexistence of traditional Lingnan waterside heritage and modern city life. Guests may also take part in a 30-minute Wing Chun experience within the ancestral hall, offering an engaging introduction to Lingnan martial arts and its balance of strength and discipline.

Huacheng in Light, A Modern City Portrait

Guangzhou’s modern identity unfolds along the Pearl River in a striking urban panorama. Rising 600 meters, Canton Tower is the tallest tower in China, its slender silhouette and changing lights making it one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. As evening falls, lights shimmer across the river, framing Guangzhou at its most cosmopolitan and visually captivating.

Dongshankou Stroll, Red-Brick Memories

Discover a neighborhood where history and contemporary culture meet. For guests interested in Guangzhou’s contemporary bar scene, the hotel concierge may assist with reservations at Hope & Sesame, a highly sought-after bar recognized on Asia’s 50 Best Bars list, known for its inventive cocktails inspired by local Cantonese flavors.

Sacred Stone and the Flavor of the Old City

The Sacred Heart Cathedral, widely known as the “Stone House,” is a landmark of rare distinction. As one of only four all-granite Gothic cathedrals in the world, its soaring spires and stained-glass windows preserve the layered imprint of late Qing-era cultural exchange. From here, step into Yide Road, one of China’s largest and oldest trading centers for dried seafood and specialty goods.

New Life in Xiguan, Treasures of Yongqing Fang

Yongqing Fang stands as one of the finest examples of renewed life in Guangzhou’s old Xiguan quarter. Among arcades of grey brick and stone-paved lanes, Lingnan heritage and contemporary urban culture come together with understated charm. Stroll along En‘ning Road, where traditional Manchu windows and sliding doors sit alongside independent cafés, artisan workshops, and creative retail spaces.

Three Museums by the River, A Celebration of Lingnan Culture

Set along the Pearl River, the Baietan Greater Bay Area Art Center is a major cultural landmark bringing together three institutions in one destination: an art museum, an intangible cultural heritage center, and a literature museum. Distinct in character yet connected, the three museums create a rewarding destination for guests drawn to art, tradition, or literature.