Xiamen Twin Towers Tickets

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China – Xiamen

Xiamen Twin Towers

The Xiamen Twin Towers (Shimao Cross-Strait Plaza) are among the most iconic skyscrapers in Xiamen. Standing over 300 meters tall, they’re famous for their unique sail-like architecture and breathtaking coastal views. Inside, you’ll find an observation deck, a 360° glass skywalk, cafés, and exhibitions highlighting the city’s landmarks. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Gulangyu Island, Xiamen Island, and the Taiwan Strait. This spot is especially popular with couples, photography lovers, and tourists from around the world.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening Hours: Daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Hours may vary due to seasons, holidays, or weather. Check the official site or ticket platforms before your visit.

  • Suggested Duration: Plan for 1.5 to 2 hours. This allows enough time to explore the observation deck, take photos, and enjoy some refreshments.

  • Best Time to Visit: Go on a clear afternoon or early evening to catch daylight, sunset, and nighttime views. Spring and fall (March–May and September–November) offer the most comfortable weather.

  • Additional Tips:

    • Book tickets online in advance, especially during peak hours.

    • Bring valid ID and your e-ticket to enter.

    • The observation deck features a glass floor; wear comfortable, non-slip shoes. Avoid high heels or long skirts for safety.

Ticket Types & Prices

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Visitor Reviews Summary

The Xiamen Twin Towers receive high praise from travelers—over 90% of visitors leave positive reviews. They often highlight the sweeping views, the thrilling skywalk, and the well-maintained interior. Many say the cityscapes, sea views, and night lights captured here are unforgettable. However, some note longer wait times during holidays. To avoid crowds, arrive early or visit during off-peak hours.

Related Guides & Recommended Tours

Want to plan your visit effortlessly? Our detailed guide covers everything—tower floor details, top photo spots, ticket booking methods, and nearby transport advice. You can even combine it with other classic attractions like Gulangyu, Zeng Cuo An, or Shapowei for a perfect day trip in Xiamen.

FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets onsite on the day of my visit?
A: Yes, but tickets might sell out during weekends or holidays. It’s best to book online in advance.

Q: Can I bring drinks or food into the observation deck?
A: Food and drinks aren’t allowed in the observation area, but bottled water is fine. Cafés and snack spots are available on other floors.

Q: Is there an elevator to the observation deck?
A: Yes. A high-speed elevator takes you directly to the top—no stairs needed.

Q: Will I feel dizzy or weak on the observation deck?
A: The deck features glass floors and floor-to-ceiling windows. If you’re afraid of heights, stick to the standard walkways. Handrails and safety signs ensure a secure experience.

Q: Is it good for night photography?
A: Absolutely. After dark, the lights of Xiamen shine brightly. Bring a phone tripod or low-light camera for the best results.