Guangzhou.
Walk the island streets of Shamian, cross Liwan on foot and see the Pearl River from two different banks.
Travel style
Overview
Guangzhou follows the Pearl River, and a walk on Shamian Island makes a gentle introduction to its older streets. In Liwan, the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall gives craft and architectural detail an entire visit. Tianhe and the modern riverside venues lie in different parts of the city.
Give each district its own stretch of the day. A dim sum lunch at the White Swan belongs with Shamian, while an evening at Party Pier works better with a waterfront walk in Haizhu. Save the metro exit as well as the station.
Shortlist
Shamian Island
Shamian’s tree-lined avenues offer a manageable walking loop between bridges. The riverbank gives you a clear place to pause before tackling another neighborhood.
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall rewards a close look at the roof decorations, carvings and craftwork within its courtyards. Allow time to look upward as well as into the galleries.
Yongqing Fang
Yongqing Fang brings the walk into Xiguan’s lanes. Stop along the way to see how older buildings now house shops and cultural venues.
Three excellent days
Day 1
Across the old island streets
Shamian → White Swan → riverfront
Two bridges connect Shamian Island to busy Liwan. Breakfast and the tree-lined avenue give the morning an easy scale, while a White Swan reservation provides a reason to linger by the Pearl River.
- Morning
Trace the island’s old avenue before turning toward the river.
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Hongtu Hall
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried.
Shamian Dajie
Walk the central avenue of the former concession, where the façades and mature trees give the island a different scale from the city beyond the bridges.
Shamian Park
Follow the park paths toward the Pearl River. A short circuit gives you the water view without doubling back along the main avenue.
- Afternoon
Walk off the island for one of Liwan’s traditional bowls.
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Wu Cai Ji
Choose a bowl of wonton noodles on the mainland side of Shamian. The dumplings and thin noodles make a quick lunch after a slow island walk.
Qingping Market
Browse the public dry-goods lanes beyond the island bridge. Dried tangerine peel and bundles of roots show another side of the Cantonese kitchen.
Guangzhou Cultural Park
Visit the public gardens and see whether a temporary show is running in the pavilions. It is an easy extension east along the riverbank.
- Evening
End on the mainland promenade while the light lasts.
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Guangzhou Restaurant, Wenchang South Road
Share Cantonese roast meats, soup and steamed vegetables at the historic Liwan branch. Ask which roast is coming fresh from the kitchen.
White Swan Lobby Lounge
Choose a window table for tea or a drink after the island walk. The harbor-facing hotel gives the evening a quiet indoor finish.
Yanjiang West Road
Walk a short stretch of the public embankment east of Shamian. From the mainland you can look back toward the island and the hotel.
Day 2
Across the old craftsmen’s streets
Chen Clan Hall → Yongqing Fang
The Chen Clan academy introduces Liwan through wood, stone and ceramic craftsmanship. Later, the opera museum and the canal streets around Yongqing Fang show where those traditions still have a public stage.
- Morning
Start at the academy and head toward the old arcades.
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Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
The Guangdong Folk Art Museum occupies this richly decorated ancestral academy. Look at the rooflines, doors and courtyards before treating the exhibits as separate objects.
Liwan Lake Park
Walk the public paths past bridges and banyans around the old neighborhood lake. Choose one bank before turning toward Enning Road.
Xiguan House of Longjin West Road
Walk the public lane by Liwan Lake for the carved doors and high walls of the old Xiguan residences. Respect the homes along the route.
- Afternoon
Give the craftsmanship at the museum its own hour.
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Cantonese Opera Art Museum
Explore the garden, stage and galleries to see how makeup, costume and music work together in Cantonese opera. Check the public performance calendar for a live excerpt.
Yongqing Fang
Lanes around the Cantonese Opera Art Museum give a sense of the area’s theatrical history. Have an early meal and explore the public streets as evening arrives.
Pantang Wuyue historic village
Walk the public lanes on the north side of Liwan Lake. The surviving village layout makes a distinct stop beyond Yongqing Fang’s redeveloped shops.
- Evening
Watch the canal lights before supper.
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Panxi Restaurant
Reserve the garden restaurant by Liwan Lake for Cantonese cooking. Ask about the house dim sum at lunch or a steamed fish for dinner.
Litchi Bay Canal
Walk along the public waterfront near the opera venues at dusk. The small bridges reveal the canals that once threaded Xiguan.
Dieyue Bridge
Pause by the bridge on the Yongqing Fang canal for the reflected arches when the lights are on. Keep shop entrances and narrow crossings clear.
Day 3
The modern city on both banks
Tianhe → Haizhu → Party Pier
Tianhe and Haizhu face each other across the Pearl River. Choose a tower, museum or treatment as the afternoon’s main visit before crossing for the converted brewery and evening lights.
- Morning
Begin on the public square between the towers.
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Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou, Ebony
Choose the Tianhe hotel restaurant for a sit-down breakfast when serving and confirm access for outside guests. It keeps a spa appointment within the same building.
Taikoo Hui
Browse the design and book shops after opening time. The indoor galleries give the group a weatherproof meeting point before lunch.
Huacheng Square
Walk the landscaped central axis with the Opera House and library on one side. Canton Tower across the river gives you a direction to follow.
- Afternoon
Get above the river for a view of the city you have been walking.
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The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou
Choose a treatment in Tianhe for a contemporary contrast to Shamian’s shaded lanes. Keep lunch and the entire afternoon on this side of town.
Guangzhou Library
Visit the public reading and exhibition spaces beside the museum. The stacked white exterior is a distinctive landmark even on a short visit.
Canton Tower
Book a viewing-deck ticket on the Haizhu bank if the weather gives a clear outlook. Compare the tower view with the street-level perspective from Huacheng Square.
- Evening
Finish at the riverside piers after the tower visit.
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JoJo’s Riverside
A riverside table makes Haizhu the destination for the evening. The rooftop is in the Party Pier complex.
Guangzhou Opera House
Choose an evening performance at the Zhujiang New Town auditorium. Allow the river crossing if the group has gathered on the Haizhu side.
Party Pier
Walk the public waterfront at dusk and look back across the river toward the Tianhe towers. Choose an actual venue before sending friends to the complex.
What to book
Choose the exact metro exit for each walk and move the longer stretches out of the hottest hours.
Shamian Island
Shamian is an island neighborhood for a relatively gentle walk. Pick a river crossing and return metro exit before following the streets farther into Liwan.
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall is the cultural stop in Liwan. Check admission and give the carved details time before continuing toward Yongqing Fang.
The full guide
Neighborhoods
Dining
Choose Hongtu Hall for dim sum and Jade River for a seated Cantonese meal at the White Swan. In Liwan, a bowl of wonton noodles or a scoop of coconut ice cream is an entire stop in its own right.
Hongtu Hall
Shamian
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried.
Zaddy TipConfirm the sitting and party size with Hongtu Hall rather than another restaurant in the same hotel.
Jade River
Shamian
Book the White Swan restaurant for a more formal Cantonese lunch. Ask which steamed fish or seasonal soup suits the table.
Zaddy TipChoose Jade River for its Cantonese dining room; Hongtu Hall is the separate dim sum reservation.
Guangzhou Restaurant, Wenchang South Road
Shamian
Share Cantonese roast meats, soup and steamed vegetables at the historic Liwan branch. Ask which roast is coming fresh from the kitchen.
Zaddy TipUse Wenchang South Road rather than a city-center branch of the same group.
Tao Tao Ju
Chen Clan Hall
Choose the Dishifu Road branch for Cantonese tea and dim sum. Order one steamed basket and a baked pastry to compare the two techniques.
Zaddy TipConfirm the Dishifu Road dining room. Other branches have separate queues and menus.
Panxi Restaurant
Chen Clan Hall
Reserve the garden restaurant by Liwan Lake for Cantonese cooking. Ask about the house dim sum at lunch or a steamed fish for dinner.
Zaddy TipThe lakeside restaurant is a separate visit from the shops in Yongqing Fang.
Bingsheng Pinwei, Zhujiang New Town
Tianhe
Try the roast pork or another Cantonese specialty at the Zhujiang New Town restaurant. Ask the server which roast has the best skin that day.
Zaddy TipConfirm the exact Tianhe branch when reserving. Bingsheng has several restaurants in Guangzhou.
Culture
Set aside time to look closely at one carving. The dense ornament is easier to read when you stop moving.
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
Liwan
The Guangdong Folk Art Museum occupies this richly decorated ancestral academy. Look at the rooflines, doors and courtyards before treating the exhibits as separate objects.
Zaddy TipCheck the museum’s operating notice before crossing town and take original visitor ID.
Activities
Baiyun Mountain is a longer outdoor alternative that deserves its own half-day. For this visit we keep the shorter Shamian walk.
Shamian Island
Liwan
Tree-lined roads and older consular buildings make this a manageable walk after tea. The river edge gives the outing a natural finish.
Zaddy TipBuildings have different uses. Stay on public paths and respect residential or institutional entrances.
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou
Tianhe
Choose a treatment in Tianhe for a contemporary contrast to Shamian’s shaded lanes. Keep lunch and the entire afternoon on this side of town.
Zaddy TipBook the service and ask what is available to visiting clients. Leave the cross-city journey outside the appointment time.
Nightlife
Give residents space at doorways. Much of the appeal here lies in the scale of the lanes.
Yongqing Fang
Liwan
Lanes around the Cantonese Opera Art Museum give a sense of the area’s theatrical history. Have an early meal and explore the public streets as evening arrives.
Zaddy TipMuseum admission and performances run to their own schedule. Verify an event before counting on a show.
JoJo’s Riverside
Haizhu
A riverside table makes Haizhu the destination for the evening. The rooftop is in the Party Pier complex.
Zaddy TipConfirm the building and the booking before setting out. Keep dinner on the same bank.
Where to stay
Compare a hotel meal with a hotel stay. You can arrange one without buying the other.
White Swan Hotel
Shamian
Stay here for the island walks and the option of a long Cantonese meal close to your room.
Zaddy TipCompare river-facing and inland categories. Reserve the restaurant separately.
Mercure Guangzhou Yuexiu Beijing Road
182 Beijing Road
A private-room option on the pedestrian shopping street works well for visitors who want an active evening at the door.
Zaddy TipAsk for the vehicle drop-off point when arriving with luggage.
Getting around
Baiyun Airport terminal numbers change the best route into the city, especially for Terminal 3. Use the city’s airport guide for the current interchange or shuttle. Save the Chinese hotel name and entrance on your phone.
FAQs
Which base is best for older Guangzhou?
Liwan, especially near Shamian, shortens the trips to the places in this guide. Tianhe is better for business and modern architecture.
What if I want a full mountain walk?
Replace the Tianhe day with Baiyun Mountain and check the district’s trail and access notices before leaving.
Researched and edited by Zaddy Travels. The linked sources inform our selections and planning advice. Hotel and dining recommendations are based on published information.
Related destinations
Shamian Island
Shamian Island has shaded avenues and former concession-era buildings beside the Pearl River. A slow circuit works well before a seated lunch.
Hongtu Hall
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried.
Dining ↓The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou
The Mandarin Oriental spa is in Tianhe, east of the old waterfront. Give it a separate afternoon and confirm which facilities your reservation includes.
Day 1
Tea on Shamian
Shamian → White Swan → riverfront
Two bridges connect Shamian Island to busy Liwan. Breakfast and the tree-lined avenue give the morning an easy scale, while a White Swan reservation provides a reason to linger by the Pearl River.
- Morning
Start beneath the banyans before the dim sum service.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Hongtu Hall
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried.
Our Lady of Lourdes
Look at the little Catholic chapel on Shamian Avenue from the public street. Enter only if the church is receiving visitors.
Shamian Park
Follow the park paths toward the Pearl River. A short circuit gives you the water view without doubling back along the main avenue.
- Afternoon
Have a seated hotel lunch or cross for wonton noodles.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Jade River
Book the White Swan restaurant for a more formal Cantonese lunch. Ask which steamed fish or seasonal soup suits the table.
Wu Cai Ji
Choose a bowl of wonton noodles on the mainland side of Shamian. The dumplings and thin noodles make a quick lunch after a slow island walk.
Guangzhou Cultural Park
Visit the public gardens and see whether a temporary show is running in the pavilions. It is an easy extension east along the riverbank.
- Evening
Stay near the river for supper and tea.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
White Swan Lobby Lounge
Choose a window table for tea or a drink after the island walk. The harbor-facing hotel gives the evening a quiet indoor finish.
Pearl River cruise, Xidi Wharf
Check sailings and tickets for the Xidi departure point before gathering the group. Different wharves sell different routes.
Yanjiang West Road
Walk a short stretch of the public embankment east of Shamian. From the mainland you can look back toward the island and the hotel.
Day 2
Carved eaves and Liwan tea
Chen Clan Hall → Yongqing Fang
The Chen Clan academy introduces Liwan through wood, stone and ceramic craftsmanship. Later, the opera museum and the canal streets around Yongqing Fang show where those traditions still have a public stage.
- Morning
Look closely at the roof before entering the ancestral hall.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
The Guangdong Folk Art Museum occupies this richly decorated ancestral academy. Look at the rooflines, doors and courtyards before treating the exhibits as separate objects.
Baohua Noodle Shop
Ask for a bowl of shrimp wonton noodles. A modest portion leaves room for the afternoon’s dim sum and dessert.
Xiguan House of Longjin West Road
Walk the public lane by Liwan Lake for the carved doors and high walls of the old Xiguan residences. Respect the homes along the route.
- Afternoon
Take tea before visiting the opera museum.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Tao Tao Ju
Choose the Dishifu Road branch for Cantonese tea and dim sum. Order one steamed basket and a baked pastry to compare the two techniques.
Cantonese Opera Art Museum
Explore the garden, stage and galleries to see how makeup, costume and music work together in Cantonese opera. Check the public performance calendar for a live excerpt.
Shun Kee
Order a scoop of the Liwan shop’s coconut ice cream. Its soft tropical flavor makes an easy pause between the museum and the canal.
- Evening
Eat beside the lake and take the bridge on the way home.
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Panxi Restaurant
Reserve the garden restaurant by Liwan Lake for Cantonese cooking. Ask about the house dim sum at lunch or a steamed fish for dinner.
Lian Xiang Lou, Dishifu Road
Stop at the old Liwan pastry shop for a lotus-seed-paste cake or a gift box before it closes. The bakery gives you a different taste of Guangzhou after a savory dinner.
Dieyue Bridge
Pause by the bridge on the Yongqing Fang canal for the reflected arches when the lights are on. Keep shop entrances and narrow crossings clear.
Day 3
A Tianhe treatment and a river seat
Tianhe → Haizhu → Party Pier
Tianhe and Haizhu face each other across the Pearl River. Choose a tower, museum or treatment as the afternoon’s main visit before crossing for the converted brewery and evening lights.
- Morning
Have breakfast in Tianhe before a timed treatment.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou, Ebony
Choose the Tianhe hotel restaurant for a sit-down breakfast when serving and confirm access for outside guests. It keeps a spa appointment within the same building.
Guangdong Museum
Choose a gallery on Guangdong crafts, ceramics or natural history. Check the museum’s entry arrangements before going to Zhujiang New Town.
Huacheng Square
Walk the landscaped central axis with the Opera House and library on one side. Canton Tower across the river gives you a direction to follow.
- Afternoon
Reserve the spa or sit down for a Cantonese lunch.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou
Choose a treatment in Tianhe for a contemporary contrast to Shamian’s shaded lanes. Keep lunch and the entire afternoon on this side of town.
Bingsheng Pinwei, Zhujiang New Town
Try the roast pork or another Cantonese specialty at the Zhujiang New Town restaurant. Ask the server which roast has the best skin that day.
Guangzhou Library
Visit the public reading and exhibition spaces beside the museum. The stacked white exterior is a distinctive landmark even on a short visit.
- Evening
Choose a waterside table and return before the late crowd.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
JoJo’s Riverside
A riverside table makes Haizhu the destination for the evening. The rooftop is in the Party Pier complex.
Tian Bar, Four Seasons Guangzhou
Choose the high-rise bar at the Four Seasons on the Tianhe bank for an evening drink. Reserve a table if the group wants to see the river lights from above rather than returning to Party Pier.
Guangzhou Opera House
Choose an evening performance at the Zhujiang New Town auditorium. Allow the river crossing if the group has gathered on the Haizhu side.
Reserve the Hongtu Hall sitting and the Mandarin Oriental treatment separately. Confirm the Tianhe visitor inclusions before traveling.
Hongtu Hall
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried. Confirm the sitting and party size with Hongtu Hall rather than another restaurant in the same hotel.
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou
The Mandarin Oriental spa is in Tianhe. Confirm visitor access and treatment inclusions before crossing town from the river.
JoJo’s Riverside
JoJo’s Riverside puts the Pearl River beside the evening’s first drink. Choose the meeting point on a map before everyone sets off.
Yongqing Fang
Yongqing Fang gathers restaurants and cultural spaces along lanes in Xiguan. Meet at a specific entrance and leave time to wander after eating.
Hongtu Hall
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried.
Dining ↓Day 1
A night on Party Pier
Tianhe → Haizhu → Party Pier
Tianhe and Haizhu face each other across the Pearl River. Choose a tower, museum or treatment as the afternoon’s main visit before crossing for the converted brewery and evening lights.
- Morning
Meet in Tianhe over breakfast. The Guangdong Museum and the shops at Taikoo Hui make indoor alternatives before the later river crossing.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou, Ebony
Choose the Tianhe hotel restaurant for a sit-down breakfast when serving and confirm access for outside guests. It keeps a spa appointment within the same building.
Guangdong Museum
Choose a gallery on Guangdong crafts, ceramics or natural history. Check the museum’s entry arrangements before going to Zhujiang New Town.
Taikoo Hui
Browse the design and book shops after opening time. The indoor galleries give the group a weatherproof meeting point before lunch.
- Afternoon
Choose a museum or a table before the evening across the water.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Bingsheng Pinwei, Zhujiang New Town
Try the roast pork or another Cantonese specialty at the Zhujiang New Town restaurant. Ask the server which roast has the best skin that day.
Guangzhou Library
Visit the public reading and exhibition spaces beside the museum. The stacked white exterior is a distinctive landmark even on a short visit.
Canton Tower
Book a viewing-deck ticket on the Haizhu bank if the weather gives a clear outlook. Compare the tower view with the street-level perspective from Huacheng Square.
- Evening
Choose a waterside evening at JoJo’s on the Haizhu bank, or reserve Tian Bar for a view of it from across the Pearl River.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
JoJo’s Riverside
A riverside table makes Haizhu the destination for the evening. The rooftop is in the Party Pier complex.
Tian Bar, Four Seasons Guangzhou
Choose the high-rise bar at the Four Seasons on the Tianhe bank for an evening drink. Reserve a table if the group wants to see the river lights from above rather than returning to Party Pier.
Party Pier
Walk the public waterfront at dusk and look back across the river toward the Tianhe towers. Choose an actual venue before sending friends to the complex.
Day 2
Liwan before the evening lights
Chen Clan Hall → Yongqing Fang
The Chen Clan academy introduces Liwan through wood, stone and ceramic craftsmanship. Later, the opera museum and the canal streets around Yongqing Fang show where those traditions still have a public stage.
- Morning
Meet over a noodle breakfast before the market streets fill.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
The Guangdong Folk Art Museum occupies this richly decorated ancestral academy. Look at the rooflines, doors and courtyards before treating the exhibits as separate objects.
Baohua Noodle Shop
Ask for a bowl of shrimp wonton noodles. A modest portion leaves room for the afternoon’s dim sum and dessert.
Liwan Lake Park
Walk the public paths past bridges and banyans around the old neighborhood lake. Choose one bank before turning toward Enning Road.
- Afternoon
Meet over dim sum, then explore the opera galleries.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Tao Tao Ju
Choose the Dishifu Road branch for Cantonese tea and dim sum. Order one steamed basket and a baked pastry to compare the two techniques.
Cantonese Opera Art Museum
Explore the garden, stage and galleries to see how makeup, costume and music work together in Cantonese opera. Check the public performance calendar for a live excerpt.
Yongqing Fang
Lanes around the Cantonese Opera Art Museum give a sense of the area’s theatrical history. Have an early meal and explore the public streets as evening arrives.
- Evening
Choose a performance or a dessert stop on Enning Road.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
Panxi Restaurant
Reserve the garden restaurant by Liwan Lake for Cantonese cooking. Ask about the house dim sum at lunch or a steamed fish for dinner.
Litchi Bay Canal
Walk along the public waterfront near the opera venues at dusk. The small bridges reveal the canals that once threaded Xiguan.
Lian Xiang Lou, Dishifu Road
Stop at the old Liwan pastry shop for a lotus-seed-paste cake or a gift box before it closes. The bakery gives you a different taste of Guangzhou after a savory dinner.
Day 3
A riverfront dinner with friends
Shamian → White Swan → riverfront
Two bridges connect Shamian Island to busy Liwan. Breakfast and the tree-lined avenue give the morning an easy scale, while a White Swan reservation provides a reason to linger by the Pearl River.
- Morning
Meet on the island before the White Swan sitting.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Hongtu Hall
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried.
Our Lady of Lourdes
Look at the little Catholic chapel on Shamian Avenue from the public street. Enter only if the church is receiving visitors.
Shamian Dajie
Walk the central avenue of the former concession, where the façades and mature trees give the island a different scale from the city beyond the bridges.
- Afternoon
Let lunch run long, then browse the dried-goods market.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Jade River
Book the White Swan restaurant for a more formal Cantonese lunch. Ask which steamed fish or seasonal soup suits the table.
Qingping Market
Browse the public dry-goods lanes beyond the island bridge. Dried tangerine peel and bundles of roots show another side of the Cantonese kitchen.
Guangzhou Cultural Park
Visit the public gardens and see whether a temporary show is running in the pavilions. It is an easy extension east along the riverbank.
- Evening
Arrange a river cruise or an early table before the boat.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
Guangzhou Restaurant, Wenchang South Road
Share Cantonese roast meats, soup and steamed vegetables at the historic Liwan branch. Ask which roast is coming fresh from the kitchen.
White Swan Lobby Lounge
Choose a window table for tea or a drink after the island walk. The harbor-facing hotel gives the evening a quiet indoor finish.
Pearl River cruise, Xidi Wharf
Check sailings and tickets for the Xidi departure point before gathering the group. Different wharves sell different routes.
Confirm the JoJo’s Riverside booking and building at Party Pier. Reserve the White Swan meal on a separate day.
JoJo’s Riverside
JoJo’s Riverside is the Party Pier gathering in Haizhu. Confirm the building, table arrangement and event for your date before sending the group an address.
Hongtu Hall
Reserve morning tea or lunch in the White Swan Hotel’s Cantonese dining room. Share har gow and siu mai before choosing something baked or fried. Confirm the sitting and party size with Hongtu Hall rather than another restaurant in the same hotel.