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iTravel Shenzhen is the official tourism portal by the Shenzhen Municipal Government, offering comprehensive guides on attractions, transportation, culture, events, and practical travel tips for international visitors to explore the dynamic city of Shenzhen.

EYESHENZHEN is an international web portal offering comprehensive insights into Shenzhen, China’s tech and innovation hub. It covers news, events, policies, tourism, and investment opportunities, showcasing the city’s modernity, culture, and vibrant lifestyle for global visitors and investors.

A 128.74-hectare coastal park stretching 13km along Shenzhen Bay, featuring 14 themed zones, mangrove ecosystems, and panoramic city views. Offers cycling paths, birdwatching, and cultural events. Open daily 06:00-23:00, free entry.

A 480,000㎡ theme park featuring 130+ miniature global landmarks (1:1 to 1:15 scale), from the Eiffel Tower to Angkor Wat. Offers cultural performances, 4D rides, and nightly light shows. Daily capacity: 30,000+ visitors.

A 13,000㎡ public exhibition center in Futian CBD, showcasing Shenzhen's industrial achievements since 1985. Features tech displays (5G, robotics), historical exhibits, and hosts international trade events. Free entry, open Tue-Sun 09:30-17:30.

China's "most beautiful bookstore" chain, founded in 2013, renowned for its stunning, city-specific designs blending local culture with avant-garde architecture. Each location (43 across 29 cities) offers immersive reading spaces, curated books, and cultural events.

​Dameisha Beach Park​ Shenzhen's largest free public beach, featuring 1.8km of golden sand, clear waters, and mountain views. Offers water sports, sand sculptures, and the iconic Wish Tower. Open 7:00-22:00, accessible via Metro Line 8.

​​OH Bay (Happy Harbor)​​ A $1.2 billion waterfront complex in Shenzhen's Bao'an District, featuring the 128m "Bay Glory" Ferris wheel, coastal parks, JW Marriott, and avant-garde performing arts center. Blends nature, tech, and culture with daily light shows.

​​Gangxia North Station (Shenzhen Eye)​​ A futuristic metro hub in Shenzhen’s CBD, connecting Lines 2, 10, 11, and 14. Famous for its ​​9m-diameter "Shenzhen Eye" skylight​​ (inspired by Fermat’s Spiral), glass tunnels, and sci-fi aesthetics. Daily passenger flow: 300,000+.

Lianhuashan Park (Lotus Mountain Park)​ A 181-hectare urban oasis in Shenzhen’s Futian District, famed for its Deng Xiaoping statue (100m summit), kite-flying lawns, and subtropical landscapes. Highlights include the "Rainforest Valley," lotus lakes, and panoramic city views. Free entry, open 6:00-23:00.

​Ping An Finance Centre - Free Sky​ At 547.6 meters, Free Sky is China’s highest observation deck atop Shenzhen’s Ping An Finance Centre (599m). Experience 360° city views, a glass-bottom skywalk (Guinness World Record™), and futuristic multimedia exhibits. A must-visit for skyline lovers.