The Beer Nest II introduces Chengdu to Europe's traditional beer culture. This upscale bar is a venture by a Belgian national and is the second of its kind in the city. On their list are over 50 types of beer, including ten on tap and imported IPAs, ales and fruit beers. Sample a set of home-brewed craft beer with gourmet pairings like ribs, mussels, fries and burgers. Their selection of wine, whiskey and cocktails are worth a mention, while their daily events like Beer Pong and Retro Night are a big draw among locals and tourists alike.

Bringing the high-minded concepts of molecular gastronomy to Chengdu, Yunmen Emerald Concept Restaurant will challenge your conventional notions of traditional Chinese. The restaurant is a perfect fit for Chengdu, recently named the 'City of Gastronomy' by UNESCO. Here, cuisine is elevated to art through the use of complex chemical reactions and molecular manipulation. Several regional styles of Chinese cooking are represented on the menu, ranging from Sichuan to Beijing style and even Hunan, though all with unique platings, textures and flavors through some extreme culinary know-how. 

Wu Hou Temple consists of King Liu Bei's mausoleum, halls memorizing Zhuge Liang and other ministers, generals of Kingdom Shu. With its rich cultural accumulation, the shrine has been attracting the public over the past 1780 years and thus has gained a reputation as A Sacred Place of the Three Kingdoms.

Located in the heart of the city’s central business district, Yanlord Landmark is a mixed-use development in what has become a key economic, transportation and communication hub in Southwestern China.

Wenshu is the Chinese word for the future Buddha Maitreya, whose presence was felt during the construction of the original temple in the form of a persistent glow. Here you can find a fine cup of green tea and the best vegetarian food in the city.

Redbeard Burgers uses USA imported Red Label chuck and sirloin beef that is ground fresh daily, along with homemade brioche buns. All of their condiments and sauces are made in house as well, including even the pickles. Additionally, Redbeard features weekly specials, homemade desserts, and weekly specials like beer battered onion rings and french fries made from scratch.

This retail center includes a quality culinary line-up with popular restaurants like Din Tai Fung, Blue Frog, Element Fresh, Vinoteca, Let's Seafood, The Temple Cafe and Wagas. Palace Cinema and Ole's Supermarket are also located here.

There's nothing like the comfort of a familiar Irish Pub, whether you're a visitor or a local to Chengdu. Definitively western, Shamrock has everything it could need to give you that classic pub experience, from live music to seemingly endless streams of Guinness pouring from the taps. It's not all Irish though; a familiar selection of Chinese beers and liquors. True to form, this pub offers up a tasty selection food, albeit a bit bigger than standard pub fare, with burgers, pizzas, sandwiches and more on the menu. 

The giant panda is a beloved and precious animal, and is also a symbol of peace and friendship. Panda base is one of the country's largest panda research centers, and also the closest to the Central District of Chengdu.

This is one of the most luxurious hotpot restaurants in Chengdu. Decorated by mixing modern elements with the traditional culture, it offers hundreds of dishes to diners. With great flavors and ingredients it attracts people from different regions.

This shop offers unique beaded jewelry items such as highly colorful bracelets and necklaces – including a special variant that is wound around one's head as a distinctive and colorful adornment – tassels, and more traditional jewelry items such as earrings, pendants and bracelets made of gold, silver and copper.

Bad Panda has a number of weekly specials, including a daily happy hour with some of the cheapest pints in the city, which is daily from 6-9pm. In addition to a wide selection of bottled and draft beers, Bad Panda also has a full bar with a healthy set of cocktails on the menu.

Raffles City is well known for its four-level shopping mall in Chengdu that includes both shopping destinations and great dining options.

Discovered in China at the beginning of the 21st century, the Jinsha Site was considered one of the most important archaeological finds in 2001. The museum now located on the site teaches visitors about this archeological discovery and the history of the Shu Kingdom.

Annvita has made locals fall in love with their Victorian-style afternoon tea. It is not only a popular English tea house, but is also a unique tea culture space.

The Global center is one of the world's largest single buildings. It is a huge urban complex and includes the new century global center, the new century contemporary art center and the central square. Chengdu is also a paradise for entertainment, shopping, leisure activities and gourmet cuisine.

Nine Square Shopping Center boasts a huge variety of shops all located within the complex. Alongside international brands, you will find many boutiques, spots to grab a bite to eat in, and a large entertainment center.

You will find this shop in Chengdu's Lan Kwai Fong neighborhood. Stop here for all of your shopping needs, including snacks and gifts.

You will find all of your favorite stores in this massive shopping complex, including Versace, Polo, and Ralph Lauren.