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Since being designated a Special Economic Zone in 1980, Shenzhen has grown from a quaint city of 300,000 to a modern metropolis with over 12 million residents. Originally a fishing town, Shenzhen is now a technology hub complete with modern skyscrapers, incredible shopping centers, luxury hotels, and so much more.

Shenzhen also offers opportunities to experience China’s incredible nature. You can lounge on sandy beaches or hike up Lianhua Mountain to take in the views of the surrounding city. 

Whatever winds up on Shenzhen itinerary, Bounce is on hand to take care of your luggage while you’re out and about.

Looking for somewhere to stash your shopping bags while visiting a museum? Want to lighten your load a little while exploring on foot? Are you a local looking for somewhere to stow your extra belongings while you do some shopping? Bounce can help alleviate the frustration of managing bulky bags. Drop anything non-essential with a Bounce partner so you can explore freely with just the basics.

Luggage Storage in Shenzhen

If you find yourself fed up with lugging around extra bags while in Shenzhen, Bounce has your back. With partners throughout Shenzhen, Bounce provides short-term luggage storage at convenient locations all over the city. All you have to do is find a location that works for you and drop off your bags. Then you’ll be free to explore Shenzhen knowing your bags are safe and sound.

Shenzhen City Guide

Top things to do

From incredible hotels, magnificent architecture, and stunning natural beauty, there’s a lot to see, do, and appreciate in Shenzhen. Whether you’re interested in learning about the culture, wish to take advantage of the shopping opportunities, or sample the local food, you’ll have no problem packing your itinerary. This Shenzhen guide offers some ideas to get you started.

Museums

Despite frequently being denounced as a “city with no culture,” Shenzhen is host to many museums that that would indicate the opposite. You can learn about the natural history of the region, the cultures of distinct ethnic groups, or admire the works of some of China’s most famous artists. The following are a few museums Bounce recommends visiting while in Shenzhen.

• Shenzhen Museum: Located in the Futian Central Business District, this museum highlights the history and folklore of Shenzhen. You’ll get a look at what life was like in Shenzhen before and after its massive, abrupt transformation into the modern city that it is today. You’ll also learn about local traditions and culture, and gain insights into the natural history of the region through fossils and other artifacts.

• Crane Lake Hakka Village: This museum offers insight into the life and culture of the Hakka people of China. This village has been preserved and transformed into a museum that displays artifacts and information on their traditions and way of life. You can admire the architecture, browse the exhibits, and watch recorded interviews with modern-day Hakka people. 

• Guanshanyue Gallery: Located on the southern edge of Lianhuashan Park, this art museum is host to the incredible works of Guan Shanyue. Shanyue was born in 1912 and passed away in July 2000 in Shenzhen. Two of the museum’s three floors are dedicated to Shanyue’s work, while the third holds rotating exhibits. The temporary exhibits change frequently, meaning there will be something new to see each time you visit.

Shopping 

In a city as modern as Shenzhen, there is no shortage of fantastic shopping destinations. The city boasts a handful of modern malls, but boutiques or marketplaces packed with inexpensive trinkets and souvenirs can be found as well. Following are a few of the popular shopping spots in Shenzhen that Bounce recommends:

• COCO Park: This enormous mall is located in the Futian District and holds a seemingly endless number of shops. You’ll find retailers for everything from fashion and accessories to electronics, cosmetics, and beyond. There is an assortment of luxury brands as well as more affordable shops. There are also plenty of great restaurants inside, some specializing in western food. 

• Dong Men Pedestrian Street: Situated near the Lao Jie metro station, this pedestrian street offers a market-like experience. It is lined with stalls selling all kinds of inexpensive items. Whether you’re on the hunt for souvenirs, clothing, or accessories, you’ll find them all here at great prices. There are also dozens of food stalls serving up Chinese specialties. 

• Coastal City: This modern shopping center is located in the Nanshan district. Inside you’ll find 2 supermarkets, many well-known international brands, local shops, and an assortment of restaurants. You can also find spas, nail salons, and many stores selling cosmetics. The Marriott Nanshan hotel is attached to this mega-mall, making it a convenient stop for guests.

Dining

Shenzhen is host to a broad range of culinary offerings. Whether you wish to try traditional Chinese dishes, prefer to stick to tried and true western favorites, or are on the hunt for something unique, you’ll find plenty of tasty morsels to try. The following are a few destinations and dishes to sample during your trip to Shenzhen. 

• Cantonese Dim Sum: Dim Sum is a fun opportunity to sample small portions of a ton of different foods. Waiters will pass by your table with trays offering single portions of different dishes. You take the ones that look interesting and pass on the ones that don’t. There are many places to try Dim Sum in Shenzhen, with Laurel Restaurant and Manho within the JW Mariott Shenzhen being two of the most popular spots. If you’re willing to splurge, try it at the Shang Palace within the Shangri-La Hotel.

• Seafood Hot Pot: Seafood lovers should not miss the opportunity to try a seafood hot pot. With over 20 different soup bases to start with, this dish is sure to taste different every time you try it. Often restaurants will have you DIY the hot pot. Your table will have a pot in the center, and you’ll choose your broth and your ingredients, which allows you to tailor the dish to your tastes. Hidilao Hot Pot in the Luohu District and Runyuan Siji YeziJi in Anhui Mansion are two popular places to try this dish.

• FLAVORZ: Located within the Ritz Carlton hotel, FLAVORZ offers an extensive buffet. You can choose from hot pot, barbecue, sushi, pasta, pizza, and a number of other enticing options. If you’re traveling in a group with varied tastes, this restaurant is bound to have something for everyone.