Bei'an Bridge / 北安桥

A historic bridge across the Haihe River, originally built in 1931 and reconstructed while preserving its European-inspired design. The bridge is famous for its four bronze sculptures representing Qinglong (Azure Dragon), Baihu (White Tiger), Zhuque (Vermilion Bird), and Xuanwu (Black Tortoise), symbolizing the Four Guardians in Chinese mythology.

Bei'an Bridge	/ 北安桥

Category

Historical, Nature

Why Visit

  • One of Tianjin's most photogenic bridges, combining Western bridge engineering with traditional Chinese symbolism.
  • It offers excellent views of the Haihe River, especially after dark.

Suggested Duration

30–60 minutes

Best Visiting Time

Anytime, but better at night

Suitable For

  • Architecture lovers
  • Couples
  • First-time visitors

Tips

  • Walk along both sides of the Haihe River for different viewpoints
  • Visit together with Jiefang Bridge and Jinwan Plaza for a complete Haihe River walking route
  • Night photography is highly recommended.

Admission Type

Free

Reservation Required

No

Reservation Max.

No need to make an appointment.

Opening Hours

24 hours

Address (English & Chinese)

Heping District, Tianjin
天津市和平区

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