Private Shenzhen Evening Tour With Shenzhen Top Scenic Spots

Experience the best of Shenzhen from day to night on this unforgettable tour! Stroll through the artistic OCT-LOFT, savor global flavors at the vibrant Sea World, and unwind at the serene Shenzhen Bay Park with stunning waterfront views. Marvel at the modern skyline and iconic landmarks like the Civic Center or OCT Harbor, and immerse yourself in the city’s unique blend of culture, nature, and innovation.

Itinerary

1. Sea World is a large tourist attraction and mall in Shekou, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. Its main attraction is the large ship, Minghua, in the center of the mall. Inside the boat, there is a hotel. (1h 0min)
2. Shenzhen Concert Hall is one of the most important symbolic cultural architectures in Shenzhen. Located in the central area of Futian District, it covers a surface area of 26,345 square meters and a construction area of 41,423 square meters. The architecture is designed by Arata Isozaki, a famous Japanese avant-grade architect, who enjoys a reputation in the international construction field. It is a modern and professional concert hall specifically designed and constructed for music performance. (1h 0min)
3. Witness the spectacular light show at the Civic Center, where skyscrapers light up. It’s one of Shenzhen’s most iconic nighttime experiences, showcasing the city’s modernity. Witness the spectacular light show at the Civic Center, where skyscrapers light up. It’s one of Shenzhen’s most iconic nighttime experiences, showcasing the city’s modernity. (Please note the Light Show only appears on Friday and Saturday. Other days you may visit Happy Harbour or Stroll Through Dongmen Pedestrian Street which is one of Shenzhen’s oldest and most vibrant shopping streets) (30 min)
4. Shenzhen Bay Park is a seaside urban park in Shenzhen, China. The park occupies a 13-kilometre long stretch of reclaimed land along the southern coast of Shenzhen on the north shore of Shenzhen Bay, starting west near Shenzhen Bay Bridge at Wanghai road and ending at the Hongshulin Nature Reserve. (30 min)