I am looking for tourist attractions with cultural and historical heritage in Tianjin. It would be best if you can help me plan a route... and I am looking for a high-paying tour guide.

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There is a saying that Beijing’s courtyard houses are like Tianjin’s small foreign-style buildings. Tianjin is a colonial city in history. Divided by nine great powers. This is the reason why there are so many small western-style buildings in various periods and styles in Tianjin. The areas with the largest concentration of small Western-style buildings are Tianjin's Five Avenues area and the Italian style area. There are many former residences of celebrities inside.

Sanchahekou area: the birthplace of Tianjin. The Yongle Bridge Ferris Wheel is the birthplace of Tianjin, the intersection of the North-South Canal and the Daqing River. After Zhu Yuanzhang died, he passed the throne to his grandson Zhu Yun. In order to seize the throne, Zhu Yuanzhang's fourth son, Zhu Di, led his army south from here to seize the throne. He felt that this place was a treasure of Feng Shui, so he asked his officials to offer their names. The name Tianjin means the place where Tianjin crosses Tianjin. The Ferris wheel is currently the only Ferris wheel built on a bridge in the world. The highest point is 25 stories high, overlooking the entire Tianjin city. Highly recommended

There is also the Ancient Culture Street Pier over there. You can take a night cruise on the Haihe River. There is a guide on the boat, and each bridge has a view.

The large alleys around the mouth of the Sancha River, Guayi Street, and Ancient Culture Street are the birthplace of Tianjin. It has a strong Tianjin flavor.

Ancient Culture Street houses the Tianhou Temple, one of the three largest Mazu temples in the world.

There is a direct bus from Tianjin Station to the Shijia Courtyard in Yangliuqing.

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