Humanities:

One Palace and Two Mausoleums (Shenyang Forbidden City, Beiling-Zhaoling, Dongling-Ganling),

Xinle site,

Zhang shuaifu,

Five pagodas in Shenyang (East Pagoda, West Pagoda, South Pagoda, North Pagoda and Jingguang Pagoda, some of which have disappeared for various reasons).

Those who like Buddhism can go to Jionji.

Those who love Taoism can go to Taiqing Palace.

Liaoning Provincial Museum, located in the city square, is also a leader among provincial museums in China.

There are also temples near Beishi and Beishi (commonly known as Yellow Temple).

Liaoning Color TV Tower, once the TV signal transmission center of Liaoning TV Station, has basically lost its original function. But I think it is also a good choice to eat on a "rotating flying saucer" hundreds of meters high and enjoy the scenery of Shenyang.

Landscape category:

Huishan has scenery and a wildlife park.

There are also Qipanshan and strange slopes.

There is a "Shenyang Water Cave" in the southern suburbs of Shenyang, which is not as big as Benxi Water Cave and famous, but it must have a different flavor.

In xinmin city (a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Shenyang) to the west of Shenyang, there is "Shenyang West Lake". If you go in summer, you can see the scenery of "infinite lotus leaf".

Entertainment category:

If you want to find a bar, go to Caita Street behind the exhibition hall. There are many bars near the intersection of Caita Street and Wen Yi Road (certainly not as good as Sanlitun).

KTV discount forms include Melody, Happy Di, Mi Le Di and so on. Better ones are Mixiang Lake and so on. I think the best thing about Shenyang is its brilliance.

As for Dee, True Love and Tell Mom (formerly called Don't Tell Mom) are ok.

Shopping category:

If you want to buy something cheaper, go to Ai Wu Street, but it is not always good. The most important thing is that you must bring a bargaining mouth.

Of course, the most convenient place is Taiyuan Street, which is only a few minutes away from the train.

Of course, the most rewarding place is Zhongjie. You can not only shop in Zhongjie, but also visit Shenyang Forbidden City and Zhangshuai House. Behind Zhongjie Commercial City is Chang'an Temple. Buddhists can go and have a look.

Of course, going north is also a good choice.

If you go to Dadong District, you can also go to Jixiang Street.

Accommodation and catering:

Five-star or quasi-five-star hotels include Marriott, Sheraton Lido, Intercontinental, Green Island and Kempinski.

Four-star hotel is the first "business hotel". And Jindu, Dawn, Shixing and so on.

There are few western foods in Shenyang, the most famous of which are Earl's Western Restaurant and the "Arc de Triomphe" next to Wulihe Stadium.

Chinese food is better in boiling fish country, Bashu restaurant and other Sichuan restaurants, which are affordable and delicious. As for Chaozhou cuisine, Cantonese cuisine and Huaiyang cuisine, they are all expensive. There are Chaozhou cuisine, Jiangchun cuisine, Southland cuisine and so on.

Surrounding cities: The following six cities are near Shenyang.

Tieling has "Longquan Villa" and "Feng Wu Villa" in Liu Laogen No.2 Middle School, as well as Qinghe Reservoir and so on.

Fushun has the Yongling Mausoleum, the starting point of the Qing Palace, Salhu, the Royal Polar Aquarium and many drifting places.

Benxi, Guanmen Mountain, Benxi Water Cave and Huanren County of Benxi have the famous world natural heritage "Five Female Peaks" and many natural scenery.

Liaoyang, I don't know much about it, except that there is a white pagoda and a Guangyou temple.

Anshan, the most famous nature is Qian Shan, which is the remnant vein of Changbai Mountain and is worth visiting.

Yingkou, about120km away from Shenyang, has Xiong Yue, Bayuquan and other places to go. In addition, Yingkou is the mouth of Liaohe River, Liaoning's mother river. You can also go there. It's magnificent.

There are other cities that are more than 0/50 kilometers away from Shenyang/Kloc-,so I won't talk about it.