Location & Transportation

The White House at Shenzhen World Window is tucked inside the park’s Americas section, right in the heart of Nanshan District. To get there, hop on the metro Line 1 or 2 and exit at World Window Station—it’s a short walk from the station to the park’s entrance. If you’re driving, punch in No. 9037 Shennan Road into your GPS, and you’ll spot the iconic arched gate of the park.

What You’ll See: Architecture & Design

This miniature version of The White House is a star attraction! It’s modeled after the real deal in Washington, D.C., with a three-story design and a classic European-style roof. The main building stands tall in the center, flanked by east and west wings. The west wing mimics the office area, while the east wing is open for visitors to explore. Climb up to the third floor, which recreates the president’s living quarters. Even if you’ve never been to the U.S., this hyper-realistic replica lets you snap photos like you’re a VIP guest!

Immersive Details

Every inch of The White House here feels authentic. The white-painted walls, black-shuttered windows, and circular driveway scream “America’s Most Famous House.” Inside, you’ll find miniature furniture and decor that mirror the real thing. Fun fact: the park’s designers obsessed over every detail—from the presidential seal on the walls to the layout of the “State Floor” where fake diplomacy happens. It’s like a tiny D.C. adventure without the visa!

Surroundings & Extras

Beyond The White House, the Americas zone buzzes with other iconic sights like a mini Statue of Liberty and a scaled-down Golden Gate Bridge. After exploring, grab a bite at the park’s food courts or rest under shaded pavilions. Pro tip: Visit on a clear day for the best photos—the white walls pop against the blue sky!

Visitor Tips

  • Best Time to Go: Mornings or late afternoons to avoid crowds.
  • Photo Ops: Stand on the steps for a classic “presidential” shot, or snap the full building from across the lawn.
  • Combine With: Check out the park’s other global landmarks (Eiffel Tower, Pyramids, etc.) for a whirlwind tour of the world.

Whether you’re a history buff or just love travel photo ops, The White House at Shenzhen World Window is a must-see. It’s like getting a backstage pass to U.S. history—minus the airplane ride! 📸✨