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Guangzhou Travel Guide
Capital of Guangdong province and the metropolis of South China, Guangzhou is famous for foreign trade and business, and holds China's largest trade fair, Canton Fair. However, in between the seemingly endless skyscrapers, shopping malls and building sites there is a lot of culture and history, and while Guangzhou is not usually high on the list of Asian tourist destinations, it is amazing how much the city actually has to offer.
Guangzhou boasts the largest urban park in China, an island of refurbished colonial buildings and some world class galleries and exhibition spaces. As a major entry point for overseas culture for many centuries, foreigners are not the anomaly here that they are in other Chinese cities. Consequently, travelers are afforded more personal space and freedom.

Sightseeing

Accommodations

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	Guangzhou H.L. Peninsula Catering Restaurant 半岛明珠酒家			Oggi Restaurant(Tianhe) Oggi餐厅(天河店）

	Xin Li Zhi Wan Restaurant(Shanan Branch) 新荔枝湾酒楼(沙南店)			Liu Fu Ge Restaurant 流浮阁

	Lan Kwai Gong (Shamian Branch) 兰桂坊(沙面店)			Nanhai Village (Yuexiu Branch)南海渔村(越秀店)