Liede Bridge

The Liede Bridge in Guangzhou is a striking cable-stayed bridge that connects the Pazhou area in Haizhu District with Tianhe District. The city's first cable-stayed bridge, it opened in July 2009 and stands out for its unique bowl-shaped design with a single pylon. Because of its graceful appearance, it has earned the nickname "Pearl of the Pearl River" and is a central feature of the Guangzhou International Light Festival. At night in particular, the bridge lights up in an impressive light show that has drawn attention internationally as well. From the bridge's pedestrian walkways, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Pearl River, the Canton Tower, and the skyline of the Tianhe business district. Directly beneath the bridge, a riverside park invites you to linger. The nearby Liede Bridge South tram stop, part of the Haizhu tram line, offers convenient access to the area and links the bridge with other attractions such as the Canton Tower.