Stroll through old Ming and Qing dynasty streets, encounter the heart-shaped tree, and savor authentic Fujian cuisine and desserts.

Fuzhou is a city that perfectly blends the thousand-year heritage of the Min capital with the lively warmth of everyday street life. Its pace is relaxed and good food is everywhere, making it ideal for slow wandering and leisurely eating. Here is a detailed Fuzhou travel guide for you to follow directly!
Fuzhou’s attractions are mostly concentrated in the urban area, and most are free, making the city especially good for a city walk.
Stroll through old Ming and Qing dynasty streets, encounter the heart-shaped tree, and savor authentic Fujian cuisine and desserts.

The longest elevated forest walkway in China, with city views from above, lush greenery everywhere, and a romantic, soothing atmosphere.

Even relaxed travelers can reach the top with ease, overlook the full panorama of Fuzhou, and take the cable car to chase the sunset.

A classical garden offering quiet amid the bustle, with lake-and-mountain scenery, pavilions, and towers that make for excellent photos.

Built in the style of a Jiangnan garden, with a view at every step; learn about the Destruction of Opium at Humen and feel the spirit of a national hero.

Fuzhou cuisine tends toward sweet and sour flavors, and its snacks are highly distinctive. Be sure not to eat only in scenic areas.
Fuzhou (Fujian) temperature on 2026-09-10: high about 30.8°, low about 23.2°, cloudy. Today's detail plus a seven-day trend and a comparison with other cities in the province. Updated daily; not an official warning.