Private Full Day Classic Tianjin Tour from Beijing by Bullet Train

Tour Itinerary

Pick up service is arranged at Tianjin Railway Station, you will find a welcome sign "Your Way Holiday"  as soon as you arrive at the exit . Compare to Beijing, Tianjin offers a more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, where the charm of the Haihe River and its easygoing vibe create a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle.On the way your guide will provide fascinating insights into the history and culture of both Beijing and Tianjin, setting the stage for an exciting day ahead.

Your first stop in Tianjin will be the Century Clock, a striking 40-meter-high landmark located just across from the Liberation Bridge. This clock, adorned with carvings of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs, is an iconic symbol of the city, representing a harmonious blend of ancient traditions and modernity. Built in 2008 to celebrate the city’s centennial, the clock is not only a functional timepiece but also a monument to Tianjin’s rapid modernization. As you stand before it, your guide will share fascinating insights into the clock’s design and how it reflects the city’s historical development and ambitious future. The clock’s location by the Haihe River offers beautiful views, making it the perfect spot for photos. It stands as a testament to Tianjin’s dynamic progress, bridging the past with the present, and invites visitors to reflect on how far the city has come. Don’t forget to capture the grandeur of this impressive structure while absorbing the deeper meaning behind it.

Next, you’ll head to Tianjin’s most iconic landmarks—the Tianjin Eye, a magnificent Ferris wheel standing 120 meters tall along the Haihe River. As you ascend, the panoramic view from the top will offer an unparalleled perspective of Tianjin, with the winding river and modern skyline stretching out before you. Your guide will provide insightful commentary about the Tianjin Eye, detailing its history, construction, and role in symbolizing the city’s rapid modernization. Completed in 2008, the Tianjin Eye is one of the tallest Ferris wheels in the world and serves as a landmark of the city’s evolving skyline. As you take in the stunning views of the river and surrounding cityscape, your guide will share the importance of the wheel in Tianjin’s growth as a modern economic hub. The experience is not only visually stunning but also deeply enriching, as it provides a sense of Tianjin’s ambitious leap into the future while preserving its rich history.

After this exhilarating experience, you’ll visit Nanshi Food Street, a vibrant culinary destination covering an expansive 40,000 square meters with over 100 restaurants offering a wide variety of local and regional dishes. As you explore this bustling food court, your guide will help you navigate the many options, ensuring you don’t miss signature dishes like Tianjin’s famous Goubuli Baozi (steamed buns), Ear-Picked Fried Cake, and Mahua (fried dough twists). These local treats offer a taste of Tianjin’s rich culinary traditions and provide an opportunity to learn about the city’s unique food culture. Whether you’re craving savory snacks or sweet treats, your guide will recommend the best dishes to try, catering to dietary preferences like vegetarian or halal. This stop is not just about eating but also about understanding the cultural significance of food in Tianjin, where each dish has its own story and history. It’s a perfect way to immerse yourself in the local flavors while enjoying a memorable and authentic culinary experience.

Following lunch, the next stop is the Drum Tower. Though named the "Drum Tower," it is actually a bell tower, built during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Standing 27 meters tall, this elegant structure offers a window into the past. Your guide will explain the tower’s historical significance and its role in the city's culture, helping you appreciate its architectural beauty. Afterward, stroll through Ancient Culture Street, a charming market lined with traditional buildings and artisan shops. This is the perfect place to experience Tianjin’s rich cultural heritage, from traditional crafts like clay figurines and kites to local snacks. Your guide will share fascinating stories behind the crafts and foods you encounter, giving you deeper insights into the region’s cultural legacy. You’ll have time to shop for unique souvenirs and taste even more local treats as you immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere.

The final stop of the tour is Wudadao Street (Five Avenues), a historic area known for its stunning collection of 20th-century buildings. Stretching over 17 kilometers and covering an area of 1.28 square kilometers, this neighborhood is home to more than 2,000 garden-style villas built by foreign nationals during the early 1900s. As you walk along these tree-lined streets, your guide will share the fascinating history of the area and its architectural diversity. Wudadao offers a glimpse into Tianjin’s cosmopolitan past and is often referred to as a "modern architecture exhibition." With its beautiful houses, peaceful atmosphere, and historical significance, it’s a perfect way to end your exploration of Tianjin’s past and present.

After the tour, your guide will accompany you back to Tianjin railway station.  Along the way, they will continue to provide interesting commentary and answer any questions you may have, ensuring your comfort and enjoyment. By the time you return to Beijing, you would have experienced the essence of Tianjin, its history, culture, cuisine, and architecture.

This tour is fully customizable. If you have specific interests or would like to adjust the itinerary, your guide can tailor the experience to suit your preferences. Whether you want to spend more time exploring Tianjin’s architecture, dive deeper into the local culture, or visit additional attractions, we’ll ensure your day in Tianjin is truly unique and memorable. 

Price Per Person in US Dollars