What is Window of the World in Shenzhen?

Window of the World is a theme park open since 1994 that packs 130 scaled replicas of global landmarks into one 480,000-square-metre site, split into seven world regions. You'll find a 108-metre mini-Eiffel Tower, the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, Sydney Opera House, Mount Rushmore, the Statue of Liberty and a half-size Manhattan skyline, all walkable in an afternoon.

How much are Window of the World tickets and is the evening cheaper?

Standard entry is around 220 RMB for adults and 110 RMB for children, with admission dropping to roughly half price after 18:00. Because the miniatures look better at dusk and the evening laser and fountain shows run after dark, the after-6 PM ticket is the best value for most visitors who don't need a full day.

How long should I spend at Window of the World and how do I get there?

Plan four to five hours, as the park is large and a signed recommended path guides you through the regions. The Metro stops directly at the park, so access is easy. Ride the cable car early for an aerial overview, then walk the route; the Eiffel-base laser and water show runs twice nightly.

Window of the World, Shenzhen: Map & Visitor's Guide (2026)

China’s most famous miniature-monuments theme park — 130 scaled replicas of world landmarks from Eiffel Tower to Niagara Falls.

At a glance

What it is: Landmark
Also known as: 世界之窗 (Shìjiè zhī Chuāng)
Opening hours: 9 AM – 9:30 PM
Time needed: 4-5 hours
Best time to visit: Late afternoon to evening (incl. fountain show)
Getting there: Metro to the door
English: English tours available
Cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard
Entry: Walk-in — no booking · tickets & prices →
Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi
Address: 9037 Shennan Blvd, OCT, Nanshan District, Shenzhen · 南山区华侨城深南大道9037号

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Window of the World map & getting there

Map of Window of the World (世界之窗) in Shenzhen — nearby streets and metro stations

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Open since 1994, Window of the World was one of Shenzhen’s earliest mass-tourism attractions. The 480,000m² park is divided into seven world regions and contains 130 replicas at 1:1, 1:5, and 1:15 scale — including a 108m mini-Eiffel Tower, Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, Sydney Opera House, Mount Rushmore, the Statue of Liberty, and a half-size Manhattan skyline. The park leans nostalgic and kitsch but is genuinely fun on a sunny day with kids, and the cable car ride above it offers a useful aerial pre-tour. Evening laser/water shows at the Eiffel Tower fountain run twice nightly. Plan 4-5 hours; the park is large and the recommended path is signed. Entry 220 RMB adult, 110 RMB child, half-price after 18:00.

Highlights

108m Eiffel Tower replicaClimbable — 12m observation deck at the top
Manhattan & Las Vegas zonesHalf-size NYC skyline + nightly water-and-light show
Evening laser showTwice nightly at the Eiffel base; arrive 15 min early for a good angle
World Square cable carSlow aerial loop over the entire park — good for orientation

What Chinese travelers actually do here

Distilled from Chinese-language travel notes — the practical tips most English guides miss.

Buy the half-price ‘after 6 PM’ ticket (¥110 vs ¥220) and arrive at 5:30 PM. You still have 2 hours of daylight + the evening laser show + the night-lit Eiffel tower — the full-day ticket isn’t worth it because the miniatures are more flattering at dusk than midday.
The cable car ride (¥40 extra) is genuinely useful as a ‘scout’ to plan your route — the park is 480,000 m² and unmapped walking gets exhausting fast. Do it within the first 30 minutes of arrival.
The ‘Egypt zone’ Pyramids replica is the most disappointing — built undersized at 1:5 scale next to a parking lot. Skip and prioritize the Europe zone (Italy + France replicas are 1:1-ish and well-landscaped).
The mini-Las Vegas zone has a free 8 PM ‘fountain water show’ that is identical (just smaller scale) to the actual Bellagio show in real Vegas. Park-wide best photo of this is from the second-floor observation deck behind the Manhattan zone.
Skip the on-site Chinese-food court (¥80-120 for mediocre stir-fry). The Window of the World metro station has a basement food street with much better Cantonese cha chaan teng for ¥40-60.
Most foreigners pair Window of the World with Splendid China (锦绣中华) next door — but Splendid China is a parallel theme park with miniatures of CHINESE landmarks and is heavily declined since 2015. Skip Splendid China unless you have a child specifically interested in regional Chinese architecture.
Photo trick: the Eiffel Tower 12m observation deck has a window facing west where you can frame the mini-Sphinx + Pyramids with the actual Shenzhen skyline in the background — the only spot in the park where the kitsch and the real city play off each other.

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The Great Sphinx and Pyramid of Giza under a clear blue sky, capturing ancient Egypt's historical essence.

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Iconic view of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbor Bridge on a sunny day.

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View of the Great Sphinx and Pyramid in Giza, Egypt, under a clear sky.

Detailed view of the iconic Big Ben clock face on a cloudy day in London, England.

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Frequently asked questions about Window of the World

What is Window of the World in Shenzhen?: Window of the World is a theme park open since 1994 that packs 130 scaled replicas of global landmarks into one 480,000-square-metre site, split into seven world regions. You’ll find a 108-metre mini-Eiffel Tower, the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, Sydney Opera House, Mount Rushmore, the Statue of Liberty and a half-size Manhattan skyline, all walkable in an afternoon.
How much are Window of the World tickets and is the evening cheaper?: Standard entry is around 220 RMB for adults and 110 RMB for children, with admission dropping to roughly half price after 18:00. Because the miniatures look better at dusk and the evening laser and fountain shows run after dark, the after-6 PM ticket is the best value for most visitors who don’t need a full day.
How long should I spend at Window of the World and how do I get there?: Plan four to five hours, as the park is large and a signed recommended path guides you through the regions. The Metro stops directly at the park, so access is easy. Ride the cable car early for an aerial overview, then walk the route; the Eiffel-base laser and water show runs twice nightly.