The Londoner Xiamen

The Londoner Xiamen is a themed commercial and sightseeing area located at No.5-8 Guanren Road in the Siming District of Xiamen, China. Designed to evoke the charm of London, this development features red telephone boxes, double-decker buses, cobblestone streets, and facades reminiscent of British architecture. It's a popular spot for photography and leisurely strolls, with a mix of boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants offering everything from fish and chips to bubble tea. The area is relatively compact but packed with Instagram-worthy corners, including a replica of the Houses of Parliament and a London-style street sign. What makes it distinctive is its fusion of British aesthetics with Chinese commercial energy, you'll find local brands alongside imported goods. It's a pleasant escape from Xiamen's more traditional sights, offering a whimsical, almost surreal atmosphere that appeals to both locals and tourists.

Don't miss

• Pose with the iconic red telephone box and double-decker bus
• Browse British-themed souvenir shops for tea and biscuits
• Enjoy afternoon tea at a cafe with scones and clotted cream
• Take photos in front of the replica Big Ben and Parliament building
• Try local Xiamen snacks with a British twist at fusion eateries

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit The Londoner Xiamen

Cheapest way inJack The Ripper Walking Tour of London5★ · 375 travelers2–3 hoursFree cancellationFrom$13 per personSee dates →Most bookedLondon 30 Top Sights with Fun Local Guide4.9★ · 2,462 travelers~5 hoursFree cancellationFrom$65 per personSee dates →Private & flexible2 Hour Private London Essentials with a Londoner5★ · 19 travelers~2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$339 per personSee dates →

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Know before you go

• Bring a camera; the photo ops are endless.
• Try the English-style tea rooms for an authentic experience.
• Shop for unique gifts like British china or local crafts.
• Check the weather; it's best on clear days for outdoor photos.

A bit of history

The Londoner Xiamen was developed as part of a broader trend in China of creating European-themed commercial districts. It opened in the 2010s to attract visitors seeking unique photo opportunities and a taste of foreign culture without leaving the city.