Location: Fuzhou
Top Things to do in Fuzhou
Top Restaurants in Fuzhou
- 1. Sa BeiEr (Le Xuan Restaurant)
- 2. AnTai Lou Restaurant (Ji Bi Road)
- 3. Qin Rong Da Restaurant (WuYi Middle Road)
- 4. HuiJingGe Buffet
- 5. Chao Fu Cheng Restaurant (FuZhou YangGuang Cheng)
- 6. Yonghe Yuwan (Xianta Street)
- 7. McDonald's (WuSi Bei)
- 8. Ju ChunYuan Fo TiaoQiang Restaurant
- 9. Yu Zhi Sushi
- 10. GuDou Japanese Restaurant
Countries
Top 7 Things to do Good for Kids in Fuzhou, Fujian
Fuzhou, formerly romanized as Foochow, is the capital and one of the largest cities in Fujian province, China. Along with the many counties of Ningde, those of Fuzhou are considered to constitute the Mindong (lit. Eastern Fujian) linguistic and cultural area.
Restaurants in Fuzhou
1. Xichan Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By LauraDragon - Hong Kong, China
This is a very nice place to visit in the city, it has many temples inside with a big lake in the middle and many trees and benches to sit and relax. The entrance ticket is very cheap, only 20 CNY. It was the only place we have to pay for. All the attraction in the city are for free.
2. Drum Mountain (Gu Shan)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By bob19472016 - Stratford, New Zealand
Firstly, there are a lot of road works around the base of the mountain (New Fuzhou Metro) so allow extra time - buses stop a couple of stops short of entrance. Walk up is only 2000 steps. Pick your time of day before the heat of the day. Plenty of rest places on the way up and down and of course for the major rest and relax before the coming down. The steps on the left hand side route are more even and easier than the ones in the middle route. There is of course Cable car and motor car access too.
3. Wuyi Square Park
4. Architectural buildings of Sanfang Qixiang and Zhuzi Workshop
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By 70ava - Beijing, China
We visited the place a couple times - daytime as well as nighttime. It is worth a few hours exploring the various open houses - some of them museums and some just amazing shops. The banyan trees, the combinations of wooden and brick buildings, the illumination and the fact that it is so clean with many English explanations makes it one of the most rewarding old style neighborhoods in China to visit.
5. Xihu Park of Fuzhou
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By visitf2017
Honored as the Lungs of City, Xihu Park is located on Hubin Road in the north of Fuzhou and at the foot of Wolong Mountain and it is by bar the fullest-preserved classical park of Fuzhou. It comprises three islands, i.e. Kaihua Island, Xieping Island and Yaojiao Island which are interconnected by Liudi Bridge, Feihong Bridge, Buyun Bridge and Beizha Bridge. The park has long dykes and willows in it. Walking across Buyun Bridge, one will reach the Lotus Pavilion where Lin Zexu constructed a memorial hall for Li Gang of Northern Song Dynasty. Laurel trees are planted here and Lin Zexu's study is located nearby. The tourists can enjoy lotus in summer, the fragrance of sweet osmanthus in autumn and beautiful natural landscapes all around the year. Beizha Bridge is also called Yudai Bridge which is connected to Yaojiao Island. It is the provincial exhibition center and the Provincial Museum displays as many as 100,000 exhibits. At the 140th anniversary of Lin Zexu, a statute of Lin Zexu was erected on the lawn before the Museum. It attracts continuous flows of tourists every year. Due to limited time, we accessed via the gate and visited only Kaihua Island but ignored Xieping Island and Yaojiao Island. On Kaihua Island, we visited Xianqiaoliuse, Ziwei Hall, Kaihua Temple and Wanhe Hall, which were the top eight scenes of Xihu.
6. Nanhou Street
7. Panda World
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 51 reviews
