Shenzhen Window of the World

Window of the World is one of Shenzhen's famous theme parks, a sprawling attraction where over 100 of the world's great landmarks are reproduced at miniature (and sometimes near-full) scale, letting you 'travel the world' in an afternoon. A 108-metre replica Eiffel Tower towers over the park (with an observation deck), alongside scaled versions of the Pyramids, the Taj Mahal, the Grand Canyon, Angkor Wat, Niagara Falls, and more, arranged by world region. It's kitschy, fun, and genuinely impressive in places, with cultural performances, rides, and a nightly show.

It's a quintessentially Chinese style of theme park, part educational, part spectacle, and popular with families and domestic tourists. Best treated in that spirit: a fun, photo-friendly half-day rather than a serious cultural experience. Evening visits catch the landmarks lit up and the stage shows.

Don't miss

• Over 100 world landmarks in miniature and large scale
• A 108m replica Eiffel Tower with a viewing deck
• Replicas of the Pyramids, Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat, and more
• Cultural performances and rides
• The nightly show and lit landmarks

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Shenzhen Window of the World

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Know before you go

• Treat it in the right spirit, a fun, photo-friendly spectacle, not a serious cultural site.
• Late afternoon into evening catches the landmarks lit and the night show.
• The metro stops right at the park (Window of the World station).
• It's large, wear comfortable shoes and allow most of a day.

A bit of history

Opened in 1994, Window of the World was built as one of Shenzhen's pioneering theme parks during the city's explosive growth, reflecting a Chinese fascination with the wider world through miniature replicas of global icons.