Begin your exploration of Tianjin on the Ancient Culture Street, a bustling pedestrian street, where you can immerse yourself in local crafts, street food, and traditional performances. Visit the beautifully preserved Tianjin Eye, a giant Ferris wheel that provides panoramic views of the cityscape and the Haihe River. Admire the stunning European-style mansions of Five Great Avenues, that once housed diplomats and wealthy residents, reflecting the city’s past as a foreign concession. Try the “Goubuli” steamed buns at a night market and visit the Tianjin Museum. The city?s proximity to Beijing makes it an ideal side trip for those visiting the capital.
Hyatt Regency Tianjin East

299 guest rooms at the Hyatt Regency Tianjin East come with soundproofed windows, Nespresso machines, Pharmacopia bath products and high-speed internet access, some have real flame fires. The interiors combine modern and traditional Chinese decor with pops of vibrant yellow, alongside taupe and leaf-green hues. Contemporary sculptures from the ?Tai Chi White Series? by the renowned native artist Xie Aige add character and a local authenticity to the spaces. Dine in the Market Cafe with its open kitchen and adjacent patisserie; at Wok in the Garden, a huge indoor space filled with lush trees; and in The Lounge. Check Avaliability & Prices
The Ritz-Carlton, Tianjin

Stay in the Heping district, beside the former residence of Cao Kun. This is the political and economic heart of Ti...