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Come visit the bustling port city of Xiamen, China, located on the southeastern coast. Once known as Amoy, when the British controlled the port between 1842 and 1912, the city is home to over 3.5 million people. It covers a part of mainland China as well as two large islands, Xiamen Island and Gulangyu Island. Visit Gulangyu, a vehicle-free island with colonial villas, sparkling beaches, and historic museums. Many people have also dubbed Xiamen Egret Island due to the thousands of egrets that have made the coast their home. 

Being a major tourist city, Xiamen has exploded with shopping districts, markets, and restaurants to keep tourists busy and happy while touring the area. With so many people packed into one city, places can quickly become overcrowded. Plan extra time to move about on account of crowded streets and sidewalks. Meander through the city and be immersed in southern Chinese culture. While here, take advantage of Bounce’s short-term storage to keep your bags safe and give you the freedom to move through the city unhindered. As a local, take advantage of Bounce to lighten your load while you shop and dine.

Luggage Storage in Xiamen

Xiamen is an incredibly crowded city filled with over 3.5 million people. The streets, markets, malls, attractions, and theaters can be overcrowded and challenging to squeeze through without having any large bags in tow. Don't try and navigate through the city with bulky bags or luggage, instead find a Bounce location and drop your bags for safekeeping. Bounce has partnered with several businesses in Xiamen to provide short-term storage solutions for both locals and visitors. 

Xiamen City Guide

Top Things to Do

Visiting China can be a bit daunting for those who are not world travelers. Still, Xiamen is the perfect place to spend a few days or a week exploring the city, immersing yourself in the culture. Locals and tourists alike enjoy wandering through this bustling metropolis and spending time taking in the sights. Xiamen has everything you'd expect from an Asian city, and we've come up with a starting point for your visit. Check out our recommendations and have a blast discovering the city.

Museums

Xiamen has many excellent museums and historical sites. Visitors and locals can also enjoy the outdoors and breathe in the fresh air and fragrant smells. Take the time to stop and wonder at the beauty found within the city. Stroll through gardens, tour museums, and soak up the beauty of Xiamen. 

• Xiamen Piano Museum: You don't have to be a music enthusiast to enjoy a tour of the Xiamen Piano Museum. Located on Gulangyu Island, take a ferry across and then walk to the museum. The entrance to the museum is in the Xiamen Shuzhuang Gardens. Marvel at antique pianos on display and learn about the history of this magnificent instrument. 

• Xiamen Shuzhuang Garden: These immaculate gardens provide a glorious view of the surrounding hills of Gulangyu Island. Stroll by fresh water pools, waterfalls, and along the sea cliffs. Bring your camera for panoramic photos to post to your social media. Wander over to the Twelve Caves Paradise and explore the inside of ancient caves. 

• Xiamen Botanical Garden: One of China’s most breathtaking and famous gardens, the Xiamen Botanical Garden is also known as the Wanshi Botanical Garden. Located along the southern edge of the Yangtai Shan and Wanshiyan Reservoir, the gardens are meticulously maintained with over 4,000 different plant species. Be sure to stop by the Pine and China Fir Garden before leaving and walk beside the pond with its giant water lilies. 

Shopping

While visiting Xiamen, hit the shops and search out unique gifts, souvenirs, or even everyday essentials. Xiamen has several trendy shopping districts. Haggle with the locals, search out high-end designers, or grab a bottle of shampoo. 

• Longtou Road Commercial Street: This is the main commercial shopping street in Xiamen, with numerous shops and eateries. Search out calligraphy and painting shops, craft and embroidery boutiques, or unique gift emporiums dotted along the street. Take a break and grab a refreshing drink or filling meal and then head back out into the shops. 

•  Zhongshan Road: Considered one of the most prosperous streets in Xiamen, Zhongshan Road is the commercial center of the city. This is the only commercial street that leads directly to the seafront. Stroll through the area, which is really its own neighborhood. See culture in the shops, malls, restaurants, theaters, and museums. Take in the traditional Chinese architecture as well as the more modernized Western-style buildings recently added to the neighborhood. 

• Fushan Business Circle: Often referred to as the one-stop shopping district where you can find everything imaginable, the Fushan Business circle encompasses the area between the Xiamen Railway Station and the Fushan Chengda Shopping Plaza. Wander through high-end shopping malls or browse through smaller, one-of-a-kind shops. 

Dining

While many people may be turned off by authentic Chinese cuisine, many more are fascinated by the dishes served in bona fide Chinese restaurants. Don't worry if you are not as curious about the local fare. There are plenty of restaurants that accommodate Westerners by offering a more subdued or even westernized menu alongside the traditional. 

• Steakhouse: That’s right, steakhouses do exist in China. Jacky Angela Steakhouse is fine dining at its best and offers incredible entrees such as rib-eye or T-bone steak. Traditional sides, as well as items with an Asian twist, are available. The ambiance of the restaurant has an authentic fine dining steakhouse feel.

• Chinese Fine Dining: When looking for elegant, upscale dining, look no further than Fu Gong. Fantastic regional specialty dishes, as well as authentic Minnan and Cantonese entrees, will leave you wanting more. Try the dim sum, Peking duck, or fresh seafood plate. 

• Casual Dining: Check out the Taiwan Snack Street in Xiamen when searching for a quick meal packed with flavor. Taiwan is China’s neighbor and has had much influence on the cuisine in Xiamen. You will find foods commonly found at Taiwan’s famous night markets such as grilled squid, oyster omelets, or grass jelly desserts.