Photograph the exterior from the street, then enter to see the interior rooms and rooftop.
Suggested Itinerary
- The exterior
Walk around the building to see the full ceramic facade. - The interior
Enter to see the rooms, chandeliers and furniture covered in shards. - The rooftop
Climb to the roof garden for the porcelain-covered panorama.
What to See
1
The Ceramic Facade
Every centimetre covered in antique porcelain shards.
2
The Dragon Sculptures
Ceramic dragons coiling up the walls.
3
The Porcelain Chandeliers
Lighting fixtures made from crystal and ceramic fragments.
4
The 3,000 Lions
300 Tang-and-Song stone lions collected by the owner covering the railings.
5
The Rooftop Garden
The roof covered in porcelain plants and figures.
6
The Interior Walls
Antique plates arranged in patterns on every wall.
Photo Gallery
Tips from Real Travelers
Food & Drink
Nearby cafes
The surrounding streets have coffee shops and light dining.
Five Great Avenues dining
15 minutes walk - villa cafes and restaurants.
Jiefang North Road food
10 minutes east - traditional Tianjin snacks.
Haihe riverside dining
15 minutes east - riverside restaurants.
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