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Attend international conventions, exhibitions, and trade shows at the Fuzhou Straits International Convention and Exhibition Center. You can also explore the impressive modern architecture, enjoy the surrounding parks, and participate in business networking events.
The Fuzhou Straits International Convention and Exhibition Center is located on the Convention and Exhibition Island on the Minjiang River in Fuzhou, surrounded by beautiful water and scenery. It is currently one of the largest single-site convention and exhibition centers in China, and is surrounded by various public buildings and cultural and entertainment facilities. The center comprises two exhibition halls and a conference center, forming a V-shaped building complex. The total construction area is approximately 380,000 square meters, including 230,000 square meters above ground and 150,000 square meters underground. It houses exhibition halls, negotiation areas, offices, dining facilities, and service offices.
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It is recommended to spend about 1 hour on the external tour
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The museum is closed when there is no exhibition. When there is an exhibition, it is open according to the specific exhibition time (please check the official website) or call for inquiries.
The Fuzhou Straits International Convention and Exhibition Center is a modern venue built to host large-scale international conventions and exhibitions, playing a crucial role in Fuzhou's economic and tourism development. It contributes to the city's growth as a hub for trade and innovation.
It is located in the southern part of Fuzhou. The venue is easily accessible by taxi or bus. You can also take the metro to Fuzhou South Station, which is a short distance from the center. Walking is an option if you are nearby.
The center operates primarily during events, with opening hours depending on the specific exhibition or convention. Check the event schedule on their website for the most accurate timing. The best times to visit are during international events or when the exhibitions are held.
Entrance fees vary depending on the event or exhibition being held. Tickets can be purchased online through the event's official website or at the venue's ticket counters during events.
It is recommended to book tickets in advance for popular events, especially international exhibitions. Booking 1-2 weeks in advance is ideal for most events, though some tickets can be bought on-site if available.
If attending an exhibition or convention, expect to spend 2 to 4 hours at the venue. For smaller events or casual visits, 1-2 hours should be sufficient to explore the surrounding area and architecture.
The main highlights are the exhibition halls, the modern architecture of the building, and the conference rooms where international discussions take place. The surrounding park area is also pleasant for a walk.
Guided tours are available for large groups during major events. Audio guides may be provided depending on the exhibition. These are typically available in Mandarin, with some services available in English for international guests.
Best photography spots are in the main lobby, with panoramic views of the large exhibition halls and the surrounding landscape. The exterior architecture of the building offers interesting angles for photography as well.
If attending an event, start by visiting the exhibition halls and booths that interest you most. Allow time to explore the conference rooms and other amenities, followed by a walk in the adjacent park areas.
While night visits are not typically part of the regular schedule, the center is beautifully illuminated at night, and some events may offer special evening tours or gala events. Check the event schedule for more details.
The center can be crowded during major events and exhibitions. Weekdays during non-event periods are generally less crowded. It’s best to visit early in the morning or late in the evening on event days to avoid the busiest times.
The center is equipped with restrooms, food courts, water stations, and a few souvenir shops. Rest areas are available for attendees to take a break during events.
Yes, the venue is fully accessible for elderly, children, and disabled visitors. There are ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms available throughout the center.
Cards and mobile payments (such as WeChat Pay and Alipay) are widely accepted. Cash may be accepted in some small shops, but it is recommended to use electronic payment methods.
Inside the venue, there are food courts offering local snacks and international food options. Nearby, you can find a variety of restaurants and cafes catering to different tastes, including Chinese and international cuisine.
Yes, there are vegetarian, vegan, and halal options available at the food courts inside and in nearby restaurants. Be sure to ask for specific dietary needs at the food vendors.
Nearby hotels include luxury options like the InterContinental Fuzhou and budget-friendly choices like Holiday Inn Express. There are also several boutique hotels in the vicinity.
Nearby attractions include Fuzhou's Wuyi Square, Fuzhou National Forest Park, and the Fuzhou Museum. These can be easily combined in a day trip after visiting the exhibition center.
Yes, souvenir shops are available inside and around the center. Common souvenirs include local handicrafts, traditional tea sets, and Fuzhou’s famous tea leaves.
After visiting, you can take a taxi, metro, or bus to continue your trip. The Fuzhou metro system provides convenient connections to various parts of the city.
