Nestled deep within the mountains in Pingshan District, Jingui Village feels a world away from Shenzhen’s bustling streets.

For long-time Shenzheners, the Shenzhen Children’s Palace is more than just a cultural landmark: it represents a cherished collective memory that spans generations.

Dubbed the "Eyes of the GBA," the Bay Area Store of Shenzhen Book City officially opened its doors in Qianhai on September 26 last year, reclaiming the title of the world's largest physical bookstore.

Already a popular weekend outing destination, Xili Lake Greenway in Nanshan District has recently added a new attraction along its 16.2-kilometer picturesque route circling the lake reservoir.

Qingshuihe Railway Park is a transformed railway complex. Once known as Shenzhen Industrial Station, this site served as the final mainland transfer point for the legendary “Three Express Trains” that delivered fresh livestock and produce to Hong Kong continuously for 48 years, from 1962 to 2010.

Huguang Tower is a landmark of the newly opened Shenzhen Reservoir Greenway (Phase II).

​Nestled on Yinhu Mountain, Xiaokeng Reservoir is both an urban oasis and a water-resources education base.

Guangming Intl. Equestrian Center, with its record-breaking wooden roof, is the main equestrian venue for the 15th National Games.