Kategorie: Zhejiang-Attraktionen

The Ningbo Museum of Art (宁波美术馆), designed by the first Chinese winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, Mr. Wang Shu, [...]

Jiangbei Catholic Church (江北天主教堂) in Ningbo, originally known as the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, was constructed in the [...]

Simingshan National Forest Park (四明山国家森林公园) is situated in the heartland of the Siming Mountains in Ningbo. Stretching in an east-west [...]

Simingshan Geological Park (四明山地质公园), located in Zhejiang Province, China, spans a total area of 61.7 square kilometers, making it one [...]

Qing’an Guild Hall (庆安会馆), also known as the Tianhou Palace, was completed in the third year of the Xianfeng reign [...]

Ningbo Ocean World (宁波海洋世界), opened on November 16, 2006, stands as a premier marine aquarium dedicated to showcasing oceanic life [...]

Tianfeng Pagoda (天封塔), located in Ningbo, China, is a towering symbol of ancient maritime navigation and architectural prowess. Its name, [...]

Tantoushan Island (檀头山岛), with an area of 11.03 square kilometers, takes on the shape of an anchor and derives its [...]

Hua’ao Island (花岙岛), covering an area of 12.62 square kilometers, is a picturesque island characterized by its diverse landscapes. About [...]

Nestled at the mouth of the Yong River in Ningbo, Zhaobao Mountain (招宝山) stands as a sentinel overlooking the sea, [...]

The Five Dragon Pools Scenic Area (五龙潭景区) is nestled in the southwest of Ningbo, not far from the urban center, [...]

Baoguo Temple (保国寺), originally established during the reign of Emperor Shizu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, initially named Ling Shan [...]