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Spanning 2,700 square meters, this was once the largest Starbucks in the world and remains a 'coffee wonderland.' The interior features a massive two-story copper cask engraved with traditional Chinese characters and a 3D-printed tea bar. The sensory experience is immersive: the sound of coffee beans traveling through 'symphony pipes' overhead and the aroma of fresh roasting. It’s as much a museum of coffee culture as it is a cafe. Expert recommendation: Head to the second floor to try the Teavana tea flights or coffee-inspired cocktails at the Arriviamo Bar. Pro Tip: It is a major tourist attraction, so seating is hard to find. Use the Starbucks app for an augmented reality tour of the roasting process. Visit late at night for a much more relaxed, lounge-like atmosphere.
A nautilus-shaped architectural masterpiece featuring rich interactive exhibits and over 280,000 specimens.
Xin Rong Ji is the most celebrated Taizhou cuisine restaurant in China, holding multiple Michelin stars across its various locations
As the elite private-dining arm of the Xin Rong Ji group, Rong Fu Yan represents the pinnacle of Taizhou and Shanghainese fusion, focusing on the absolute purity of seasonal ingredients

A grand 1950s Soviet-style neoclassical palace hosting luxury lifestyle events and high-end art fairs.
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