Hongya Cave
Chongqing
An 11-storey stilted riverside complex of restaurants and shops cascading down the hillside.
Discover the best architecture experiences across China.
Chongqing
An 11-storey stilted riverside complex of restaurants and shops cascading down the hillside.
Chongqing
A vintage aerial cable car crossing the Yangtze — one of the last urban river cable cars left.
Chongqing
The famous station where Chongqing's metro passes directly through the middle of a building.
Guangzhou
Guangzhou's iconic 600m twisting tower with observation decks over the Pearl River.
Guangzhou
A leafy colonial island of European villas, banyan trees, and quiet riverside cafes.
Harbin
A striking Byzantine cathedral and symbol of Harbin's Russian colonial heritage.
Harbin
A pedestrian boulevard of European architecture, street food, and ice cream in winter.
Hong Kong
The definitive Hong Kong view — city, harbour, and islands spread out below the Peak Tower.
Shanghai
Shanghai's iconic waterfront promenade — colonial facades facing the Pudong skyline.
Shanghai
Tree-lined streets, Art Deco villas, boutiques, and Shanghai's best cafe scene.
Macau
A UNESCO-listed square of Portuguese mosaic pavements surrounded by pastel colonial buildings.
Macau
A 338m tower offering bungee jumps, sky walks, and panoramic views over Macau and the delta.
Shanghai
The world's second tallest building anchoring one of the most dramatic skylines on earth.
Suzhou
I.M. Pei's masterpiece — a modern museum blending geometry with classical garden design.
Zhangjiajie
The world's longest and highest glass-bottomed bridge — 430m long, 300m above the canyon floor.