Guangzhou

Guangzhou (广州; pronounced Gwóngjāu in Cantonese and Guǎngzhōu in Mandarin; traditionally known in English as Canton) is the capital of Guangdong Province in southern China.

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Parc Central

天环广场 Tiānhuán Guǎngchǎng

A modern shopping mall that features an open garden-style design with shops, restaurants, entertainment and green public spaces. The mall is also known for its distinctive fish-shaped architecture.

10:00–22:00

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This shopping area is also a showcase of traditional Cantonese architecture Qilou (骑楼). It is particularly pretty at night when lights are lit up. Prices here are generally lower than Beijing Road's, but prepare to bargain.

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Taikoo Hui

太古汇 Tàigǔhuì

Upscale shopping center. Has a big food court on the floor below ground level.

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OneLink Walk

万菱汇 Wànlíng Huì

A modern shopping mall and commercial complex that offers a variety of shops, restaurants and entertainment facilities.

Closed · opens 10 am

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China Plaza

中华广场 Zhōnghuá Guǎngchǎng

This is another large shopping mall with brand name department stores, clothing stores, electronics stores and restaurants.

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Onelink Plaza

万菱广场 Wànlíng Guǎngchǎng

At first glance, this looks like a regular shopping mall but it is actually a wholesale market. Each shop usually carries specific products with many selections of varieties. You will find products such as arts and crafts, jewelry, sporting goods, toys, key chains, collectibles and gifts of all types. Many store and boutique owners from all over the world come here to buy their products. You will get the best prices if you buy in bulk (usually 20 or more). Most shop owners will not bargain unless you buy in bulk. However, if you only buy small quantities, the prices are usually cheaper than elsewhere. Not to be confused with Onelink Centre in Tianhe.

Closed · opens 9 am

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Wangfujing

王府井百货 Wángfǔjǐng

This is a branch of the famous department store in Beijing, featuring mid to high-end products.

09:3Mon–21:30

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Canton Fair Complex

Canton Fair, the largest trade fair in China, is held here several times a year. See Guangzhou article for details.

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Dynasty Plaza

地王广场

An underground shopping and entertainment complex known for its anime, pop-culture, fashion, and youth-oriented shops and events.

Closed · opens 10 am

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Friendship Store

广州友谊商店 Yǒuyí Shāngdiàn

It is one of the oldest department stores targeting foreigners in Guangzhou. You will also find its branches in Grandview Mall and Times Square on 28 Tianhe North Road (天河北路28号).

09:45–21:45

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Grandview Mall (Zhengjia Plaza)

正佳广场 Zhèngjiā Guǎngchǎng

This is the largest mall in Guangzhou. It includes famous fashion stores and several department stores, with beautiful musical fountains and fantastic views. Number of shoppers can reach half a million a day on holidays and festivals. This mall includes many Western food chains, such as Starbucks, Dairy Queen, Pizza Hut and McDonald's. Other venues include ice skating rink, amusement park and a five-star cinema.

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R&F Haizhu Plaza

富力海珠城 Fùlì Hǎizhū Chéng

A shopping mall that has shops, restaurants, entertainment facilities and a cinema, making it a convenient place for shopping and leisure.

Closed · opens 10 am

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Rock Square

凯德乐峰广场 Kǎidé Lèfēng Guǎngchǎng

A shopping mall that has shops, restaurants, a cinema, children's entertainment and other leisure facilities, making it a convenient place for shopping and entertainment.

Closed · opens 10 am

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Tee Mall

天河城 Tiānhé Chéng

This is one of the busiest and most popular shopping malls in the heart of the city.

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Anime Star City

动漫星城 Dòngmàn Xīngchéng

An underground shopping center known for shops selling anime, manga, games and related ACG merchandise, as well as fashion and other goods.

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Beijing Lu Pedestrian Street

北京路步行街 Běijīng lù

This is the main shopping thoroughfare, a pedestrian street where most stores are open from 09:00-22:00. Avoid individuals who solicit pirated DVDs and imitation goods. Don't follow anyone into the small dark alleys in between buildings to see their goods. There's been a road here for many centuries, and enclosed in glass you can see the ruins of gates and brick roads from dynasties past, below the current street level.

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Cultural Street

古玩字画街 / 文化商业街

A good place to look for antiques and traditional Chinese artistic goods.

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Haiyin Shopping District

海印专业购物区

Selling appliances, sporting goods, cloth, fabrics, camera accessories and electronics.

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Household Merchandise Street

日用百货街

The street has become a shopping center selling everyday goods.

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Qingping Market

清平市场

It is a great place to go for exotic goods. The modern front of the market has quite a few stalls selling dried herbs used in Chinese Medicine. The real charm here lies just behind the modern exterior. The modern exterior is built onto a series of old historical narrow alleyways with shops selling herbs. You may see exotic animals for sale.

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Zhongtian Shopping Mall

中天购物城 Zhōngtiān Gòuwù Chéng

This plaza is more than a place to shop and eat. The plaza has great one-stop service to meet your banking, dry cleaning, grooming and transportation ticket needs.

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