Jingshan Park

They have penguins, lions and the occasional panda. Good times.

Really new, but very nice temple on the western edge of Wenzhou. The temple actually has a rather long history, having originally been established in 942 AD, but during the Second World War, the temple was converted into an army barracks and later demolished. The current buildings were built between 2003 and 2006.

A small but picturesque park with a lake and a brand new very high pagoda. Climb to the top for excellent views of the city, which at times can remind one of SimCity. Times refers to the pagoda.

An island in the middle of the Oujiang river that runs through Wenzhou. The island has an old pagoda and a new pagoda, large areas of garden and lakes, a water park and a theme park. The theme park is known for its Ferris wheel which gives great views of both sides of the river and also a death-defying roller coaster. Make sure you buckle up tight.

Wuma Street is Wenzhou's most popular pedestrian street, known for its vibrant atmosphere and local specialties. It’s a great place to enjoy Wenzhou-style snacks, shop for unique items, and experience the city’s culture.

Focuses on Wenzhou's role in the Communist revolution.