[2025 Shenzhen Attraction] Travel Guide for O·POWER Culture and Art Center (Updated Mar)

In recent years, Shenzhen's shopping malls, subways, and attractions have changed a lot I'm glad to be able to visit Shenzhen again #2024 Travel Wishes Limited-time exhibition (free) ~ Super lots of cute and cute photo spots! You can also get a lucky draw if you buy their limited-edition McDonald's meal Draw different McDonald's boutiques! If you want to go, be sure to check if the exhibition is over! In addition rich characteristic playground facilities are long-term There are not many people going to check in~ There are many restaurants and non-stop exhibitions throughout the area , , , OPower Culture and Arts Center, Overseas Chinese Town, Nanshan District, Shenzhen I can go to Shenzhen more this year!

Shenzhen is good at turning industrial ruins into a 🌈 literary utopia Between the steel forest and the mountains, rivers, lakes and seas It turns out that there is such a literary space between the hustle and bustle and the quiet 🌿 It is very suitable to spend a day cycling 🚲 to connect these 👉5 places - 🌟Route: OCT Creative Cultural Park➡️O·POWER Cultural and Art Center➡️Portofino Pure Waterfront·Crescent Square➡️Qiaocheng Square➡️Qiaocheng North Park➡️Return ⚠️Warm Tips: It is recommended to ride the entire journey, about 7.5 kilometers, and exit from Exit A of "Qiaocheng East" Station on Metro Line 1 to arrive at the first stop to start a day's play. "Qiaocheng North Park" is the last stop. After the play, you can take the subway back from Exit C of "Qiaocheng North" Station on Line 2. - 1️⃣OCT Creative Cultural Park (P9-P13) 🔹It has transformed from an abandoned industrial area into Shenzhen's "798", retaining the mottled concrete walls and steel trusses, but infused with the soul of books, coffee, art exhibitions and handmade markets. The "Shenzhen" wall is a must-see spot. 🔹The T Street Creative Market is held on the first and third weekends of every month, with works by handcraftsmen and independent designers gathered, and it is a must-visit for literary and artistic young people. - 2️⃣OPOWER Culture and Art Center (P4, P14-P16) 🔹The blue industrial-style children's playground + cultural and creative space transformed from an abandoned power plant is very creative in itself. There are small theaters, art installations, parent-child interaction areas and dining areas in the park to meet the needs of different people. 🔹Many irregular corners have become rare photo-taking spots. Order a cup of coffee, find a corner to sit down and bask in the sun, and even time becomes lazy. 🔹You can have lunch at the 📍Happy Hour opposite, where you can choose the food and drinks you want. - 3️⃣Portofino Pure Waterfront·Crescent Square (P2, P5, P17, P18) 🔹From O·POWER to here, there are green corridors along the way, the lake is shimmering, and you can occasionally see egrets and other migratory birds. It can be seen that the ecological environment here is great. 🔹The Crescent Square was built based on the prototype of the Italian town of Portofino. The lake reflects the sky and buildings into a beautiful painting. The lakeside boardwalk is very suitable for taking pictures. Bringing bread to feed wild ducks and small fish is very healing. - 4️⃣Qiaochengfang (P6-P8) 🔹An open block integrating modern art and commerce, the buildings are stacked with geometric blocks, and the sky corridors and sunken squares are full of design sense. 🔹Some activities are held from time to time to become an art space, so you can check in at the same time. The rooftop garden overlooks the entire Overseas Chinese City. You may want to enjoy afternoon tea here and take a break before moving on. - 5️⃣Qiaocheng North Park (P3, P19, P20) 🔹The end of the ride is a hidden urban oasis. The park is based on natural mountains, and the trails meander through bamboo forests and wetlands. 🔹The hydrangeas we encountered by chance were eye-catching. The platform coming out of the restroom turned out to be a small viewing space. From time to time, the sound of wind and birdsong could be heard on the wooden plank road in the woods, which also provided a great angle and position for taking photos. If you have time, you can go up to the observation deck to enjoy the skyline at sunset, which is very romantic.

I was searching for places near the Shenzhen OCT-LOFT 🎭 and found this blue industrial-style playground nearby, so I decided to stop by. The Tiffany blue color makes for great photos📸, and although the area isn't very large, it's perfect for taking kids🧒 and dogs🐶 for a walk. O-POWER Cultural and Art Center Playground 📍Address: No. 19, Xiangshan East Street, Phase 3, Xintian'e Bao, Nanshan District, Shenzhen 🚗Transportation: Ⓜ️Metro Line Qiao Cheng North Station, Exit B. 🅿️For self-driving, parking is available at the Happy Hour Shopping Mall parking lot. 🎫Tickets: Free🆓, but playground activities require payment💰. ✅This area is not very large and mainly consists of a playground🎠, along with shops and cafes☕️. It used to be an old power plant that was later renovated and opened to the public. Many facilities still retain the original appearance of pipes, oil pipelines, water towers, etc. ✅The blue industrial-style playground is the most photogenic spot. Access to the children's playground requires a fee💰, and there are activities like bouncy clouds and carousels. ✅The swings, spiral staircases, and climbing nets in the park are free to use and also offer great photo opportunities📸. You can access the second floor via the stairs or the spiral staircase. ✅There is a red-brick cafe☕️ called store by.jpg next door, with a pleasant atmosphere and unique retro decor. Seating is available on the second floor and outdoors. ⭕️Other: Nearby attractions include Yanhan Mountain Country Park🏞️, Shenzhen Happy Valley🎢, and OCT-LOFT🎭, which can be included in your itinerary.

📍OCT Power Cultural and art centre The brick 🧱 color is actually a cafe so you can get a coffee and chill there. Great for kids to play the playground for 🆓 Great as a photospot too if you need something different and tiffany blue Best of all is free and not overcrowded! Walkable to the artsy place OCT loft creative park which is another nice area to chill and lookout for graffiti and arts event!#futiandistrict #shenzhen #travel #freethings #thingstodo

| Free check-in at Shenzhen "Blue Can" Art Park. OCT O·POWER Culture and Art Center, a new check-in place that just opened last summer, was transformed from the Huazhong Power Plant, which provided light to the OCT area in the 1920s. The remaining equipment such as pressure gauges, delivery pipes, and water towers exudes a strong old industrial atmosphere. - 🔵I really like this [Oil Park]. The blue can that is popular on the Internet comes from here. It is a children's play area transformed from three oil tanks. The oil tanks, corridors, and spiral staircases are all very photogenic. The dreamy colors make you feel like you are in a fairy tale world, reminding me of Wes Anderson's movie "The Grand Budapest Hotel." - Ps. The amusement equipment is only for children aged 3-12, and adults are responsible for taking beautiful photos~ - 📍Attraction address: No. 19 Xiangshan East Street, Nanshan District, Shenzhen - 🚗Attraction transportation: 🚇Subway: Walk 346m from Exit B of "Qiaocheng North" on Metro Line 2 🚌Bus: Qiaocheng North Metro Station | Swan Castle East | OCT Hospital Station, etc. - · 🔵Other highlights: 1⃣store by jpg. Internet-famous ☕ coffee shop, the red brick exterior wall and spiral staircase are very retro; 2⃣Internet-famous teahouse & coffee shop & tavern. On the right side of the main entrance of the park, there are Nayuki Tea House, DU coffee, PROTO whiskey bar, Jumping Sea bar, etc., to meet different beverage needs; 3⃣Drama Square. The park holds drama performances from time to time, which can improve aesthetic ability for free; · - 🎟️Ticket information: Free and no reservation required 🈺Opening hours: 9:00-21:00 🌿Surroundings: Yanhanshan Country Park, OCT Creative Culture Park, OCT Ecological Plaza, Swan Lake, Window of the World European Street, etc.

🟦In Shenzhen’s Qiaocheng North, there is a super dreamy blue theme park - OPower Culture and Art Center🎉 ✨This is a creative park transformed from an old power plant, full of industrial charm😎. The blue oil tanks, pipes and spiral staircases are perfect for taking photos📷, and the photo yield is super high💯! 🛝The Blue Playground is a paradise for children🎈, with free climbing areas, oil barrel swings, and super long slides for you to play to your heart's content😜. There are also paid carousels and bouncing clouds, where you can experience romance and joy💕. 🦢The scenery of the Swan Lake next to it is also very beautiful, where you can enjoy the beautiful sunset🌅, which is super healing💙. 📍Address: OPower Culture and Art Center, OCT 🚇Metro: Qiaocheng North Subway Station Exit B (about 475 meters walk) Come here and start a blue dream journey 🎈✨!

Attracted by the concept of the 'O·POWER' Art and Culture Center, I made a special trip to check in! In 1989, Shenzhen's Special Economic Zone was rapidly developing, and the power supply couldn't keep up with the soaring demand. The Overseas Chinese Town area faced the dilemma of 'stopping three days and operating four'! The Huazhong Power Plant came into existence, providing continuous power to the entire Overseas Chinese Town area for over 20 years. In 2006, as the power shortage ended, the mission of the Huazhong Power Plant was completed, and it ceased operation! Under the revitalization and transformation by the Overseas Chinese Town Group, this industrial heritage that witnessed the history of Shenzhen's reform and development has been transformed into the O·power Art Center, reborn with the new slogan 'Powering the city's imagination'! Admission: Free Hours: 09:00-21:00 Location: No. 19, Xiangshan East Street, Overseas Chinese Town, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province

Address: 1st floor, Opower Cultural Center, Nanshan District, Shenzhen Environment/Facilities: Antique decoration Features: Authentic tea drinking experience Price per person: $50/person Rating: 8.5/10 At the entrance of Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town, I accidentally discovered this Naixue Tea Garden. There is a huge children's playground outside the door, and the location is convenient. The decoration feels high-end, with books placed all around for customers to read or buy. The tea is different from that of ordinary tea shops, as it only focuses on a few selected fine teas. It is very relaxing to drink a cup of fine tea and eat a little. There are also restaurants and boutiques for sale on the upper floor, which is a multifunctional building. #New Year's Place 2024 #Weekend Trip #Tea Shop #Beautiful Decoration

🎉🎉Finally, it's here!! It's time for the 'BFF Friendship McDonald's' trendy culture and art exhibition🍟 The installations at the Shenzhen station directly bring back childhood memories There's no unhappiness when you're with BFF‼️‼️‼️ - The exhibition lasts for 35 days!! Four little blessings will perform irregularly Loyal fans are advised to stake out!!📷～ There are also 🆓 photo sticker machines on site, too cute!! There are also many interesting installations for interactive photo taking!!! - For those who don't know where to go on the weekend Come and take a photo with Uncle McDonald's😊 📅Date: November 29 - January 2 ⌛️Time: 9:00-21:00 📍Address: Shenzhen Nanshan District Overseas Chinese Town O-POWER Culture and Art Center

O·POWER Culture and Arts Center was converted from the Central China Power Plant💫 This 10,785 square meter integrated park combines leisure, entertainment, parks and commercial elements💫 The Arts Center is dominated by sky blue. The oil cans and spiral staircases of the past are painted sky blue, perfect for taking pictures. There are also children's playgrounds, with swings and carousels for children to play and put down electricity, and adults can take a walk to check in💫 📍Address: No. 19, Xiangshan East Street, Overseas Chinese Town, Nanshan District, Shenzhen #Greater Bay Area Attractions #OverseasTravel #WeekendTravel