What to do in Shenzhen this weekend? 🌟

Don’t want to stay at home in Shenzhen on weekends and don’t know where to go? This guide guarantees you happiness and fun, and it doesn’t cost any money! 💰 · Go to Citywalk, with Shenzhen on one side and Hong Kong on the other, and cross the Shenzhen-Hong Kong cultural district, you can experience Hong Kong culture without crossing the border! You can check in at the Sino-British Street Boundary Monument, the History Museum, the Historical and Cultural Wall, and the Seaside Boardwalk, and easily take photos of the harbor. Just make an appointment at [i Yantian] one day in advance. · Cultivate your character at the Sea World Culture and Art Center! You can stroll around, visit exhibitions, stare at the sea, enjoy the sea breeze, watch the sunset, and drink coffee. It's very leisurely, relaxing, chill, and fun! · Visit Old Heaven Bookstore. If you can only choose one independent bookstore, I will let you go to Old Heaven! The store is not large but has a rich variety of products, including many niche books on philosophy and art, CDs, vinyl records, and cultural and creative peripherals. There is a coffee area in the compartment where you can sit down and read. There are also performances and salons from time to time. Take a stroll in the creative park transformed from an old factory: Nanhai Yiku. Compared with other creative parks in Shenzhen, this one has relatively few people. It is OK to go to Citywalk in summer. The streets are shaded by trees and it is not too sunny. There are independent bookstores, galleries, food, and buyer shops here. It is no problem to spend an afternoon shopping alone. · Visit the Guanlan Ancient Market, which was once known as the "Little Hong Kong" of Shenzhen. If you are tired of the fast pace, you can take a walk here and experience the old Shenzhen style. It is full of ancient charm and culture. Many sisters wearing Hanfu check in here. There is a light show after 8 pm. · Go to the Shenzhen Observatory to see one of the most beautiful coastlines mentioned in National Geographic, enjoy the sea breeze and the blue sea and sky. The observatory is free but requires reservation (closed on Mondays). No reservation is required for the public boardwalk, but the view from the top of the observatory is more beautiful. Taking a walk in OCT Creative Park is the right thing to do! The park has various themed exhibitions, cultural activities, and there is a T Street Market every other week! There is also an independent bookstore [Old Paradise Bookstore] that is loved by literary youths, art stores, and various grocery stores. You can spend a whole day shopping there! · Go to Shenzhen Industry City to sweep the streets. It’s really suitable for one person to sweep the streets in Shenzhen Industry City! Just across the corridor is Bijiashan Park! Walking in the park and sweeping the streets is the serious business! #Shenzhen #ShenzhenHotel #ShenzhenTourism