i've visited Shenzhen plenty of times and i've never felt safe there, i can barely walk without being stopped by chinese trying to sell all kind of stuff to me. i would not recommend this place if you travel alone.

With my bad knee and generally being well out of shape, Some friends of mine and I went to this park in the evening before sun down. This is a very beautiful park, with lots of attractions. I stay near the cart most of the time, When we got to New York City, it was looking a little run down,... More

The park is huge and right at the exit of the metro station (Windows of the world stop). Entry is 160 yuan for adults and 80 yuan for children. Kids under 120 cm height go in free. While the park is more "international" in its feel (the one in Madurodam is too Netherlandcentric and the one in Brussels is too... More

It is a amazing scence, all the famouse buildings around the world can be seen here, such as the these in USA and paris, you will feel no tried of these, because you can view these one by one.

Nice theme park which enlightens you about all the important landmarks of the world. Well conceptualized, designed and executed. For students of history / geography of the world this will be very interesting as they get to know about different regions and countries and their significance.

One cousin told me long ago about this place to not miss if going to China so I follow the advise. It is a great place to find more than hundred of sightseeing world places and monuments with such details. Love all the miniature buildings and churches specially the ones from Europe...they're breathtaking... Not to get wrong, some of them... More

The tickets are 160RMB a pop. Some of the places in the park are nice but there's a lot of crap spread around too. The most iconic location in WotW is the Eiffel Tower, which has Chinese scrawled over the front of it. You can take stairs up to the middle but they're very hazardous and when I went it... More

Getting miniature world icons (some even having to pay) in one place deserves credit but surely not RMB160 admission fee! Perhaps bcos of big local crowds that bus ride inside also attracts RMB20/pax. It should be free for foreigners... Few ponds here are rather unsightly and area around water edge infested with mosquito. Visitors were seen smoking everywhere as they... More

First I must salute to the Chinese for their marvellous recreation of the world famous icons into a miniature version.I was particularly impressed by Arc de Triomphe.It was so real that if you happened to take a picture of it as backdrop,many people would be fooled or convince that you had been to Champs Elysees.Another master piece worth to mention... More