[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Guangzhou Railway Museum (Updated May)

An amazing place - Guangzhou Railway Museum! As someone who is curious about transportation, this museum gave me an unforgettable experience. Here, I not only learned about the history and development of railways, but also experienced the charm of trains firsthand. 🚂🏛️🚉✨ When I entered the Guangzhou Railway Museum, I was immediately attracted by the surrounding atmosphere. The museum looks magnificent, like a huge station. When I entered the exhibition hall, the first thing I saw was a well-preserved old steam locomotive, which exuded a strong historical atmosphere. I was struck by the sheer size and intricate decoration of the train, as if I had stepped back into a bygone era. 🚂🏛️🕰️ In the museum, I learned about the development history and technological innovations of railways. The exhibition hall displays train models and physical displays from various periods, from early steam trains to modern high-speed trains. I marvel at the tremendous achievements of railway engineering and human wisdom. The tour guide in the museum also enthusiastically explained to me the characteristics and operating principles of each train. This gave me a deeper understanding of the importance of railways and their contribution to social development. 🚄🔧🚆 In addition to viewing exhibits, the museum also offers some interactive experiences. I took part in a train simulation experience where I became a train driver through virtual reality technology. I put on a virtual reality helmet, sat in the simulated cab, and felt the vibration and speed of the train. This experience allowed me to truly feel the excitement and challenge of train driving, and made me respect and appreciate the work of train drivers even more. 👨‍🔧🎮🚂 During the visit to the Guangzhou Railway Museum, we not only learned about the history and technology of railways, but also experienced the charm and magic of trains. This experience made me love transportation even more and think deeply about the impact of railways on human society. If you are interested in railways and trains, I strongly recommend you to come to the Guangzhou Railway Museum, travel through railway history, and explore the mysteries of trains! 🚂🏛️🚉✨ #Greater Bay Area Attractions

#Greater Bay Area Attractions #Weekend Trip #Guangzhou If you like railway culture, then you must check out the railway museum in Guangzhou. The museum displays several retired locomotives, perfect for photography, hipster style, parent-child style are completely ok. There are also displays about the history of the Guangdong-Han Railway, railway exhibits, etc., and free visits, not far from Lai Chi Wan and Yongqing Plaza, can be arranged on the same day. ✅ Detailed address: No. 3~5, Yujiang Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou ✅Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9am to 5pm (closed on Mondays) ✅ Visiting fee: Free

#discoverchina Located along the Pearl River in Liwan District, the Guangzhou Railway Museum is housed in a restored 1907 railway station complex that once served as the terminus of the Canton-Kowloon Railway. This immersive museum chronicles over 120 years of railway development in South China, featuring vintage locomotives, interactive exhibits, and rare artifact from the golden age of steam to today's high-speed rail. 📍Address: 6 Yanzigang, Liwan District (near Shamian Island). 🕰️Hours: 9:00 AM-5:00 PM (closed Mondays), free admission. 🚇Metro: Line 6 to Huangsha Station, Exit D (+10-min walk)

#aprilblooms The Guangzhou Railway Museum is a unique spot where you can enjoy blossoms during springtime! The museum itself showcases the history of railways in China, and the surrounding gardens often have beautiful flowers in bloom. It’s a cool combination of learning about transportation history while enjoying the natural beauty around you. If you’re interested in both trains and flowers, it’s a great place to visit!

If you want to take photos of young ladies in a Japanese style, you can take a look at the Guangzhou Railway Museum. Walk 50 meters inside the main entrance of the museum. You can see two trains parked on the left and right. You can enter the carriage of the green train on the left. The design of the normal green train ticket is inside the carriage. You can take retro and fresh photos in here. There is a row of kapok trees outside the train. It is particularly beautiful when you look out from the window~~ 🏞【Attractions Guide】 🌸Attraction Name: Guangzhou Railway Museum 📍Location: No. 3~5 Yujiang Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou City, Yujing No. 1, District D 🎫Tickets: Free🆓 ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-16:00 🚥【Transportation Guide】 🚗Self-driving: You can drive to the Guangzhou Railway Museum. 🅿️Parking: The parking lot at the entrance of the museum is not open to the public. You can choose to park in the "No. 1 Mansion" community opposite, 💰4/15 minutes. Or you can park on the main road outside the museum, but you might get a ticket. 🚇Subway: Get off at Ruyifang Station on Metro Line 6️⃣, walk about 1km from Exit B and it will be there in about 15 minutes~ 💗Japanese style check-in tips: ✅The railway gate (the black car) is about 20 meters from the entrance. You can take pictures of models holding JK uniform bags at the gate. ✅Walk about 20 meters further and you will see a green train on your left. You can take pictures of the interior of the train as shown in Figure 2. ✅When you get out of the green train, on the side close to the Kapok tree, there is a staircase that leads to the iron train, and you can take photos on the stairs. ✅Also, you can take a group of photos of walking on the tracks of the train opposite the green train~

Bougainvillea and silk cotton trees are in full bloom! 🌸 Catch the tail end of the flowering season! Take your kids to the Railway Museum where kapok trees are in full bloom to enjoy 📷 and take a stroll! 🚶🏼 🏢Guangzhou Railway Museum ✨The largest museum in South China 🎫Free and no appointment required, you can register on site with your Mainland China ID card (electronic version is also acceptable) 🕐Opening hours: 9:00~12:00; 13:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays) Outdoor area open all day 🚇 Exit B of Ruyifang Station on Line 6, walk 500 meters 🅿️ There is no parking space here. It is recommended to park your car in the open-air parking lot of the "Yujing No. 1" community, which is a few minutes' walk from the museum. 【Outdoor Exhibition Area】 🚉There are 4 trains Train tracks, platforms, steam trains🚂, retro red and green trains, with a romantic pink sea of ​​flowers as the background🌸 This place is close to the Pearl River waterway. When the sun sets, coupled with the sunset glow on the river, it is simply beautiful! The whole family can take a walk or ride a bike along the river, which is very relaxing! 【Indoor Exhibition Hall】 🌟Hall 1 consists of five exhibition halls: "Hard Journey", "Road to Rebirth", "Pioneering", "High-speed Railway Era", and "Carrying Forward the Past and Opening Up the Future", showing the century-old history of Guangzhou Railway. 🌟Hall 2 exhibits railway industrial heritage and old railway objects, with more than 4,000 historical relics and old objects In general, the indoor exhibition hall is very popular science, and can take children to understand the relevant elements of the railway, such as locomotives, work uniforms, various parts, tickets, etc., witnessing the development history of the railway. The interior retains the old railway architectural style, full of retro feeling~ 🌸Tips for playing 1. Guangdong Customs, Yongqingfang, Shamian Island and Liwan Lake Park are all within a 15-minute drive, so you can take a Citywalk day trip! 2. Stamping and checking in: Free stamps are available at the Visitor Service Center 3. The exhibition hall provides free explanations. The free explanation time is: 10:00 am and 15:00 pm 4. Time arrangement: it is recommended to arrange half a day, arrive at 3 pm, and walk until 5 pm to watch the sunset over the sea of ​​flowers. 5. For dinner, you can go to Xihua Road to taste many authentic Xiguan delicacies. 6. You can go to Yongqingfang at night. There are many specialty restaurants and the night view is beautiful. The Guangzhou Cantonese Opera Museum is in Yongqingfang. If you are lucky, you can also see free Cantonese opera performances. [Congratulate]

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The retro green train is a moving memory of time. At that time, the carriages and horses were slow, and the sky was blue. The sunlight shines through the window and falls on you, warm and cozy. Looking at the kapok trees blooming outside the window, it is a different kind of romance in Guangzhou in winter. - A niche museum that many locals have never heard of. The subway goes directly to the museum 🚇 It is a good place to visit and take photos, and there are not many people. The kapok trees by the track have also bloomed recently. Find a sunny day ☀️ to visit the museum and take beautiful photos! - 📍Guangzhou Railway Museum 📝The museum is divided into outdoor and indoor areas. There are 4 trains to visit outdoors, and the kapok trees next to the green train are blooming beautifully. The indoor area is a museum about railway history, and the red wall with the Republic of China-style train license plate is very photogenic. 🎟Tickets are free, and you need to make an appointment on-site with your ID card. ⏰Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays) 🚇600 meters from Exit B of Ruyifang Station on Metro Line 6 📸Nearby attractions: Yongqing Fang and Shamian are nearby, so you can visit them together.

The museum is located at Yujian Road, Huangsha Avenue, Guangzhou City, covering an area of about 30,000 square meters. It consists of two indoor exhibition halls and one outdoor exhibition area. The museum was built on the original site of the Huangsha Railway Station, which has basically retained its original architectural style. It currently houses over 4,000 historical relics and old objects, making it the largest transportation-themed museum in South China. Today is October 4, 2024, the fourth day of the National Day holiday. However, there are very few visitors to the Railway Museum. Perhaps not many people know about the museum? Today, I wanted to go to the Riverside Park, so I navigated by car to the Riverside Park. The navigation prompted me to turn right, and on the right side was the Guangzhou Railway Museum. Therefore, the Guangzhou Railway Museum is located in the Riverside Park, which is a green belt along the Pearl River. In the outdoor exhibition area, there are some green train carriages and red locomotives. The locomotives have a large headlight above them, similar to the headlights of cars. The outdoor exhibition area has a narrow-gauge railway track. In the early days, railway tracks around the world were not the same, with widths ranging from a few hundred millimeters to over two thousand millimeters. Later, they were unified to a width of 1435 millimeters. Tracks narrower than 1435 millimeters are called narrow-gauge tracks. Today, the two indoor exhibition halls are not open, possibly because they have not yet opened. There are workers working inside, and visitors are watching the old trains, taking photos, and playing in the outdoor exhibition area. In summary, the Guangzhou Railway Museum integrates exhibition, collection, display, popular science, and education. It is especially worth taking children to visit.

#Guangzhou Attractions 💁Guangzhou Railway Museum is built on the original site of the century-old Huangsha Station The station was completed and opened to traffic in the 33rd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1907)🚆 It is the location of the Commercial and Business Guangdong-Hankou Railway Corporation and the place where the "Father of Chinese Railways" Zhan Tianyou once worked! 🌟The museum is divided into two indoor exhibition halls and an open-air exhibition area. The overall building retains the basic original style and is an exhibition hall that integrates display, collection, exhibition, popular science and education! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

The Guangzhou Railway Museum, located at No. 3 Yujing Road, Huangsha Avenue, Liwan District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, covers an area of 28,950 square meters, including 18,489 square meters outdoors and 10,461 square meters indoors. It consists of two indoor exhibition halls and one outdoor exhibition area, and is a transportation-themed museum. It is currently the largest railway museum in South China. On May 18, 2022, the Guangzhou Railway Museum officially opened to the public. The museum was built on the original site of the century-old Huangsha Station, and the overall architecture retains its basic original appearance. It integrates display, collection, exhibition, popular science, and education, housing more than 4,000 historical relics and old objects, and is an important window for presenting the history of railway development in multiple dimensions. I have been here several times, and each time I have a different experience. The same scene, at different times, under different weather conditions, produces different effects. On the closing day, the indoor exhibition hall is closed, but the outdoor area is open for viewing, making it most suitable for a quiet photo shoot.

"Guangzhou Railway Museum" 🛤️ is currently the largest railway museum in South China It is a transportation-themed museum🏫 Very suitable for visiting with children 👶🏻 . The museum is divided into 2 indoor exhibition halls and 1 open-air exhibition area Both exhibition halls are former stations 🚊 old warehouses The overall building retains its basic original appearance. Some scenes in the indoor exhibition hall are very "Republic of China style"👗 Wear the Republic of China style, new Chinese style, cheongsam to take pictures 📸 Very beautiful . Especially the red brick wall full of station signs 🎫 There is also a sign with the traditional Chinese characters "Guangdong Yuehan Railway" written on it. Retro street lamps 💡, windows 🪟… Any shot will give you a retro feel😘😘 . The indoor exhibition hall houses more than 4,000 historical relics and old objects, as well as a railway steam locomotive model The outdoor exhibition area includes a construction steam locomotive, a YZ22 green-skinned hard-seat carriage, a railway crossing, and a 42-meter narrow-gauge railway corridor. Bringing your kids to visit can really increase your knowledge👍🏻👍🏻 . 🎪Nearby attractions: 🔸Yongqingfang (Bruce Lee’s ancestral home) 🔸Xiguan ancient house 🔸Cantonese Opera Art Museum 🔸Shamian . 📝Visiting Guide: 🔸No reservation is required for the outdoor exhibition area, you can visit at any time 🔸You can make an appointment to visit the indoor exhibition hall with your ID card (electronic ID card is also acceptable). If you are traveling with multiple people, you only need to register the information of one person. . 🈺09:00～17:00 (last admission at 16:30), closed on Mondays 🚇: Metro Line 6, Ruyifang Station, Exit B, 5 minutes walk 🔻 I’m Ah Xin, a Guangzhou native 🧑🏻. My hobby is wandering around 📸 and discovering fun and beautiful leisure places for you 🏖️! If you have any questions about local travel, you can ask me below! Let’s get this done together! Bye~see you tomorrow~😜😜

The Huangsha Guangzhou Railway Museum is the largest railway museum in South China, featuring both indoor and outdoor exhibits. To visit the indoor exhibits, an ID card reservation is required, but it's usually not busy on weekdays, and you can enter by picking up a ticket at the entrance. The outdoor exhibits include train tracks and locomotive heads, which you can get up close to. The outdoor plaza is vast, located by the river, and is a popular spot for children to play. However, there is no shade, so it can get extremely hot in the summer. Therefore, it's best to visit in cooler weather.

Many locals haven't heard of this niche museum right at the Ruyifang subway station! It's great for visiting and taking pictures, there are very few people, and you can even find railway license plates from your hometown, which is very meaningful!! Guangzhou Railway Museum Entry stops at 16:30 (closed on Mondays) Check-in points to note: 1, You can make a reservation on the spot with your ID card; 2, It is recommended to dress in the style of the Republic of China, 100% matching; 3, You can learn a lot about railway knowledge~ 4, There are 4 trains at the entrance, don't miss it! Nearby attractions: Yongqingfang and Shamian are nearby, you can visit them together~

#Greater Bay Area must-visit check-in spots The Guangzhou Railway Museum is said to be the largest railway-themed museum in southern China, consisting of two indoor exhibition halls and an open-air exhibition area. Hall 1 consists of five exhibition halls, namely "The Hard Journey", "The Road to Rebirth", "Pioneering", "The Era of High-speed Railway" and "Carrying Forward the Past and Opening Up the Future", which showcase the century-old history of Guangzhou Railway; Hall 2 exhibits railway industrial heritage and old railway items; the open-air exhibition area mainly displays some locomotives, vehicles, lines, signals and other railway equipment. The museum is free to visit and is very suitable for railway fans and family trips to take photos and check in. 📍Address: Zone D, Yujing No. 1, No. 3-5, Yujiang Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou 🚇 Public transportation: Metro Line 6, Ruyifang Station, Exit B, walk 400 meters 🕒Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (no admission after 16:00, closed on Mondays) 🎫Tickets: Free

Opened in 2022, located at the former site of Guangzhou South Station, Guangzhou Railway Museum 👍🏻 The park consists of a museum and a railway truck display area. 🤩😎 There are quite a few old train displays outside the venue. 🤪✌🏻😌 #Guangzhou Railway History #Guangzhou Railway Museum

The former location of the Guangzhou Railway Museum is the old Guangzhou South Station, formerly known as Huangsha Station. In 1946, it was renamed Guangzhou South Station and mainly engaged in train formation and freight transportation. In 1970, it became a pure freight station💫 In 1990, the total area of ​​the station was 184,000 square meters, the station line increased to 42 shares, not only the largest water and land transfer hub in South China, the built-in two-section green leather carriage during the Spring Festival was also a temporary sales point, until the closing still have 4 million tons/year of cargo💫 However, with the development of the city, the station has penetrated deep into the city center, connecting the station with both branches and interfering with urban traffic, coupled with the increase in the number of railway freight hubs, on June 10, 2005 the Ministry of Railways approved the closure of the station, on July 9 officially ceased operations. Transformed into South Station Aquatic Products Wholesale Market until 2011💫 There was no renovation movement for the next 9 years, until 2020, the Guangzhou Railway Group disclosed the preparation progress of the museum on its official WeChat account💫 In December 2020, after the display rails were laid, the museum began arranging for exhibition vehicles to move in. On May 18, 2022 (International Museum Day), after the outdoor exhibition part, the indoor exhibition hall was also completed and opened💫 📍Address: Former Guangzhou South Station, Huangsha Avenue, Laiwan District, Guangzhou #Greater Bay Area Attractions #OverseasTravel #WeekendTravel #Museum

#大湾区景点 There is a museum about railway history and culture that was newly opened in 2022 near Guangzhou Ruyifang. It is free to visit and is very suitable for railway fans and family travel to take photos and check in. The museum is divided into two parts: indoor exhibition hall and outdoor exhibition. The indoor exhibition mainly displays the history of the Guangdong-Hankou Railway, the equipment used in the construction and maintenance of the railway, etc., while the outdoor exhibition features retired locomotives and train carriages. According to the scenic spot, the Guangzhou Railway Museum was built on the original site of the century-old Huangsha Station. Its predecessor was the cargo warehouse of Guangzhou South Station, and even earlier it was the Huangsha Station of the Guangdong-Hankou Railway. The Guangdong Railway originated from the Guangdong-Hankou Railway in the late Qing Dynasty. It was founded in Hengyang in southern central Hunan and finalized in Guangzhou in southern Guangdong. 📍Address: Zone D, Yujing No. 1, No. 3-5 Yujiang Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou 🚇Public transportation: Metro Line 6, Ruyifang Station, Exit B, walk 400 meters 🕒Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays) 🎫Tickets: Free

Guangzhou. Huangsha Guangzhou Railway Museum An old train station converted into a museum Three old trains, like witnesses of the times, I personally like this train square very much. Keep checking in The museum has a very rich collection. It shows the development of Guangzhou Railway Bureau over the years. An old station, revitalized, awesome! Unfortunately, the location is a little remote, and the subway station is a ten-minute walk away... It's so hot under the sun, and there is no shade on the way #GuangzhouAttractions Traffic needs to be improved Also, the system is always unable to log in, and the entry documents must be manually recorded.

#GreaterBayAreaFun #Guangzhou If you like railways, then you must come to see the railway museum in Guangzhou. The museum displays several retired locomotives, perfect for photography, hipster style, parent-child style are completely ok. ✅ No. 3~5, Yujiang Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou ✅Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9am to 5pm (closed on Mondays) ✅ Cost: Free

#GreaterBayAreaFun There is a museum about railway history and culture that was newly opened in 2022 on the banks of the Pearl River in Huangsha, Guangzhou. It has indoor exhibition halls and outdoor old train exhibitions, and it is free to visit. It is very suitable for railway fans and family travel to take photos and check in. According to the scenic spot, the Guangzhou Railway Museum was built on the original site of the century-old Huangsha Station. Its predecessor was the cargo warehouse of Guangzhou South Station, and even earlier it was the Huangsha Station of the Guangdong-Hankou Railway. The Guangdong Railway originated from the Guangdong-Hankou Railway in the late Qing Dynasty. It was founded in Hengyang in southern central Hunan and finalized in Guangzhou in southern Guangdong. 📍Address: Zone D, Yujing No. 1, No. 3-5, Yujiang Road, Liwan District, Guangzhou 🚇 Public transportation: Metro Line 6, Ruyifang Station, Exit B, walk 400 meters 🕒Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00-17:00 (except statutory holidays, no admission after 16:00) Closed on Mondays 🎫Tickets: Free

It is a good place for the whole family to visit, especially for children to learn about the changes of trains from history to modern times.