Party Pier Beer Culture & Creative Arts Zone
A beer culture and creative arts zone converted from the old Pearl River Brewery: a riverside street of beer bars blends with industrial relics such as fermentation tanks and beer pipelines; buzzing from dusk onward, it is a signature landmark of Guangzhou nightlife
Visitor info
- Ticket
- Free · All day (bars open until late night)
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A beer culture and creative arts zone converted from the old Pearl River Brewery: a riverside street of beer bars blends with industrial relics such as fermentation tanks and beer pipelines; buzzing from dusk onward, it is a signature landmark of Guangzhou nightlife. The Pearl River–InBev International Beer Museum is free to enter, where you can learn about Pearl River Beer and the history of the global brewing industry. The tram runs direct to Party Pier Station; combined with Canton Tower and the Pearl River night cruise, it forms a 'Riverside Night' route.
Getting there: Tram, Party Pier Station
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