Sign in with Facebook- Join for free
- Sign In
Sign in with FacebookLatest Shenzhen hotel reviews
Not only is ice skating available 365 days a year, but the largest commercial ice rink in Shenzhen's biggest and best mall is the home of this fabulous spot. Skating starts daily around 10am and finishes at 10pm, with reasonable rates that include the skates and locker. Food service inside. Coach by national, world and Olympic champions (including China's famous Chen Lu who won 2 bronze Olympic medals and was 1995 World Champion....and Denis Petrov, former national champion of Russia who has an Olympic Silver and World Championship title). Polite and well trained staff, this is by far the most luxurious ice rink on the planet. Highly recommend it. They have a fun website with a live video picture at www.worldicearena.com. Group rates, very nice environment.
Equipment: You're in southern China so ice skating can be done in tee shirts most of the time. Its never really cold or hot...Just right.
Written Sep 23, 2006
Address: The MIXc Baoan Nan Road and Shennan Ave
Phone: 0755 8266 8288
Website: www.worldicearena.com
It may not snow in Shenzhen but this city has ice skating available year round. Thanks to the ice skating rink in posh mall MixC. Prices range from 40 to 60 rmb per hour.
Equipment: if you're a newbie and you dont have your own pair of ice skating shoes, no worry because they're available for rent here.
Updated Dec 15, 2006
Address: mixc mall
Website: http://www.themixc.com/
I'm no Peggy Fleming but I do love the Olympic size ice skating rink at the MixC shopping mall, which is incidentally the largest shopping mall around here.
How to go there: By Shenzhen Metro, 3 stops from Lowu, alight at Da Ju Yuan.
Where: MixC is located to Shenzhen's tallest structure, Diwang Building.
Tip: Thursday is Ladies Night (!) so there's discounted entrance fees for the fairer sex. On Wednesdays at 8pm, you can see the more talented skaters perform their routines.
Equipment: There are skates for rental here.
Written Jan 24, 2008
The best place to do a bird watching here is at the mangrove reserve in Futian District near Shenzhen Bay. During migration season, more than 100,000, or a total of 194 species can be seen here.
How to go there: Take the ShenZhen Metro and get off at Qiao Cheng Dong stop, take exit “A”, then walk towards west for 2 minutes, turn right when seeing a petrol station and “Konka” Group sign, keep straight on for 5 minutes will hit a T junction, then keep left and follow the En Ping Street all the way through for 3-4 minutes, You will see an open car park and the hostel is next to it. Mangrove Nature Reserve (bird watching) at sea front and botanic garden are about half an hour (walking) away from the hostel.
Updated Jan 24, 2008
Website: http://www.szbird.org.cn/
Sponsored Links
4 Reviews and 295 Opinions The perfect place if you're caught in transit. We've stayed there 4 times now of the last few years....
1 Review and 99 Opinions To compare it to other five star hotels in Shenzhen (or even HongKong for that matter) is a bit...
3 Reviews and 84 Opinions Stayed at the westin two nights prior to staying here. The crown plaza is dated and stale in...
stuck in china and unable to go home to PI for the 5 day mid autumn holiday, me and other unfortunate individuals decided to do the tourist thingy. go to shenzhen's happy kingdom theme park. entrance...
Fuyong & Shenzhen - Trip to the Pearl River Delta
In April 2006, I went on a trip to Fuyong and Shenzhen in China followed by Hong Kong. Fuyong and Shenzhen are located at the famous Pearl River Delta, an area in Guangdong province of China which is...
I was several times in Shenzhen for my work, but was always located in the factory area close to my work. One weekend we visited the theme parks in the city and another half day we spend some time in...
20 years ago Shenzhen is a small coastal town. Deng Xiaoping open China to the capitalism world, last April of 1979, Guangdong Province took the lead and created 3 special economic zones (SEZs),...
Build your own Shenzhen page
Sponsored Links
Comments