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Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center

  • CategoryLandmark / Exhibition Hall
  • Duration1-2 hours
  • AdmissionFree to view from outside; events need an event ticket (¥50-300, $7-45)
  • PriceFree
  • TransportMetro Line 20 to Convention & Exhibition Center station

The Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center stands on Zhanyun Road in Fuyong Subdistrict, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, in Guangdong province, China, and is one of the largest exhibition complexes in the world by floor area. Its vast, low-slung halls are arranged around a long central concourse, and the building is notable for its scale, modern steel-and-glass architecture and the sheer length of its facade, which is best appreciated from the surrounding plazas.

The Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center stands on Zhanyun Road in Fuyong Subdistrict, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, in Guangdong province, China, and is one of the largest exhibition complexes in the world by floor area. Its vast, low-slung halls are arranged around a long central concourse, and the building is notable for its scale, modern steel-and-glass architecture and the sheer length of its facade, which is best appreciated from the surrounding plazas. The venue hosts trade fairs, technology expos and consumer shows throughout the year, including events in electronics, fashion, furniture and automotive industries. Viewing the building from outside is free, while entry to the halls requires an event ticket, typically ¥50-300 depending on the show, and many trade fairs restrict entry to registered industry visitors. Event days usually run from about 9:00 to 17:00, and a visit generally takes one to two hours for casual attendees, or much longer for professionals walking the halls. Crowds peak on the opening days of major fairs, when the surrounding roads and the metro are very busy, and the venue is almost empty between events. The most useful preparation is checking the event calendar at szwecc.com before travelling. Photography of the exterior is generally unrestricted, and the best angles are along the main concourse and from the entrance plazas. Metro Line 20 stops directly at Convention & Exhibition Center station, which is the most convenient access.

Practical information for Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center · Last updated September 2026
Admission Free to view from outside; events need an event ticket (¥50-300, $7-45)
Hours Event days roughly 9:00-17:00
Typical visit 1-2 hours
Best time During a trade fair; check the event calendar at szwecc.com
Getting there Metro Line 20 to Convention & Exhibition Center station
Address Zhanyun Road, Fuyong Subdistrict, Bao'an District, Shenzhen

Location

Zhanyun Road, Fuyong Subdistrict, Bao'an District, Shenzhen

22.7020, 113.7880 View on map

Highlights

  • See one of the world's largest exhibition halls by floor area
  • Attend a trade fair or consumer expo during an event
  • Photograph the long modern facade and central concourse
  • Reach the venue directly by Metro Line 20

Tips for visiting

  • Check the event calendar at szwecc.com before visiting; the halls are empty between shows.
  • Many trade fairs require pre-registration or business credentials.
  • Expect event tickets of about ¥50-300 depending on the show.
  • Use Metro Line 20 rather than driving on busy fair days.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as distances inside the halls are long.

When to visit

Visit during a trade fair, checking the event calendar first. Opening days are the busiest, and the venue is quiet between events.

Accessibility

The complex is modern and fully step-free, with elevators, escalators and wide concourses suitable for wheelchairs. Distances between halls are long, and shuttle or rest areas are available during major events.

Frequently asked questions

Can visitors enter without an event ticket?

The exterior and plazas can be viewed freely, but entering the halls requires a ticket or registration for an event.

How long does a visit take?

Casual visitors usually spend one to two hours, while trade professionals often spend a full day.

How do visitors get there?

Metro Line 20 stops at Convention & Exhibition Center station, directly serving the venue.