Check in at Guangzhou Grand Marshal's Palace

#Greater Bay Area Attractions The statue of Sun Yat-sen in the center of the square has the East-flowing Yangtze River and the lights of thousands of homes in front of it, and the memory of history and the old Marshal's Mansion behind it. Between 1917 and 1925, Dr. Sun Yat-sen established the Grand Marshal's Office here twice to promote the progress of China's modern history. The memorial covers a total area of ​​8,020 square meters and consists of two main buildings in the north and south, east and west squares, and a gatehouse. The two main buildings are three-story Western-style buildings with vaulted arches. The south building houses a restored display of the "Marshal's Mansion Centenary" and the north building displays basic historical materials and special exhibitions on Sun Yat-sen's time in Guangzhou. Walking into the Grand Marshal's Mansion and standing on the corridor of the north building, looking out over the river, you can see the endless land of Guangzhou; looking closer, you can see the Zhongkai Farmers and Workers next door; the two names seem to correspond to each other. This is the most profound and unforgettable historical scene on the Pearl River in Guangzhou. If you want to climb a tall building and reminisce about the past, then come here and take a look. Location: Sun Yat-sen's Mansion (National Key Cultural Relics Protection Site) Address: No. 18 Dongsha Street, Textile Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou Admission: Free, reservations must be made in advance on the official account "Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall"