It's a good place to go in the summer. You can go with several friends. Either travel on a carrige or ride a tandem bicycle is cool and nice. Or you can just take a walk, enjoying hundreds of western buildings covered with trees.

Wu Da Dao in Chinese is the Five Great Avenues. I like the area very much. It kept a lot stories and history. A lot of corners and hide houses with small stories. I miss an international feeling and just can see some small shop, tea houses, chinese hotels run by tianjin government,... I hope new winds come to this... More

This area of avenues and cross streets is best visited for the variety of restaurants including, regional Chinese, Western and Thai etc.

Great historical and cultural attraction to me. I love the old buildings and their architecture. The streets are also very clean. Perfect place for photo shoot.

The had many of the old Europe style house around and full of the history,Must visit here

I cannot say much more about the history of this place beyond what has been said by other reviewers. This is a lovely spot for a stroll on a long relaxing afternoon. There are many great photo opportunities. Somehow these avenues are missing much the noise and traffic found on the surrounding Tianjin streets. Some buildings are open for viewing... More

Tianjin was a surprise highlight of our three week trip through Northern China. This city has one of Asia's best collections of fin-de-siecle architecture, rivalling Shaghai's French Concession area. And yet while this 21st century boom-town is home to many thousands of high-flying expats, you won't see Western tourists anywhere. Odd, really, because this city has some extraordinary European-era architecture,... More