
Nanjing Zifeng Tower stands proudly in the heart of Nanjing's Drum Tower district, strategically located in the heart of the city, boasting excellent feng shui. Constructed from solid granite, the tower's exterior design is inspired by the shape of a coiled dragon, with its glass curtain walls resembling dragon scales. The 72nd floor offers a 360-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling glass observation deck, boasting a soaring 8.4 meters.
The main building has 4 underground floors and 89 floors above ground, reaching a height of 450 meters. The office wing has 24 floors, and the podium has 7 floors. Nanjing Zifeng Tower houses a shopping mall on floors 1-6, a fitness center on floors 8-9, office space on floors 10-41, a hotel on floors 42-71, an observation deck on floor 72, restaurants on floors 76-79, presidential suites on floors 80-81, and the Greenland MOUNT Club on floor 82.
From the sightseeing deck of the Zifeng Tower, you can have a 360-degree view of the entire city of Nanjing. Not only can you see the beautiful scenery of Nanjing, but you can also appreciate the unique cultural connotations of Nanjing.
Suitable for all seasons
2-3 hours
80 yuan
The sightseeing floor has now been turned into a sales office, and visitors can visit for free after registration.
9:00-21:00
Zifeng Tower, completed in 2010, is a supertall skyscraper in Nanjing, Jiangsu. It symbolizes the city’s modernization and economic growth. It is one of the tallest buildings in China and a major landmark in Nanjing’s central business district.
Located in Xuanwu District, downtown Nanjing. Accessible via Metro Line 1 (Xinjiekou Station) or Line 2, as well as taxis and buses. Walking from nearby hotels or attractions is also convenient.
Observation deck typically open 9:00–21:00. Best times are late afternoon for sunset views or evening for city lights.
Observation deck ticket prices are around 100–120 RMB. Tickets can be purchased online through official websites or at the ticket counter.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially on weekends and holidays, to secure preferred time slots. 1–3 days ahead is sufficient.
2–3 hours are recommended to enjoy the observation deck, shopping, dining, and surrounding areas.
Guided tours are rare; self-guided exploration is typical. Some signage in English is available, but most information is in Chinese.
The tower is illuminated at night. Special exhibitions or events may occur in public areas, but dedicated light shows are not standard.
Weekends and holidays are crowded. Weekdays, especially mornings, are quieter.
Toilets, restaurants, cafes, rest areas, and shops are available throughout the tower and mall.
Fully accessible with elevators, ramps, and wide corridors. Suitable for elderly, children, and wheelchair users.
Cards and mobile payments (WeChat Pay, Alipay) are widely accepted; cash can also be used.
Multiple restaurants inside the tower, including Chinese, Western, and international cuisine. Nearby cafes and fast-food options are also available in Xinjiekou commercial area.
Yes, vegetarian and vegan options are available in some restaurants; halal options are available nearby.
Several hotels nearby, including luxury options like InterContinental, Marriott, and mid-range business hotels around Xinjiekou.
Yes, selling local crafts, calligraphy, postcards, and branded gifts from the tower or nearby shopping areas.