Gulangyu Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known for its colonial-era architecture, scenic beaches, and the unique Amoy Deco style. It features attractions like Sunlight Rock, Shuang Garden, Bright Moon Garden, the Piano Museum, and the Organ Museum.

Nanputuo Temple, nestled at the base of Woa Peaks, is a significant Buddhist temple in Xiamen known for its stunning architecture, golden Buddha statues, decorative dragons, and peaceful prayer halls. Visitors can explore its serene gardens and try the famous vegetarian dishes.

Hulishan Fortress, built in 1894, sits on Xiamen’s southern coast and offers sweeping sea views. It features a mix of European and Chinese architecture and is home to the world's largest and smallest cannons.

Zhongshan Road, a commercial hub in Xiamen, is a pedestrian street packed with shops and vendors selling local street food and international apparel, best visited on weekdays.

Xiamen Botanical Garden, also called Yuanlin or Wanshi Botanical Garden, is a peaceful spot set around the Wanan Reservoir. It offers a range of themed gardens, including the Rose Garden, bamboo forest, and a large Cactus area.

Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street is Xiamen's oldest commercial area, known for its arcaded buildings and a vibrant atmosphere. It's a popular spot for trying Fujian and Taiwan snacks and finding unique souvenirs.

The highest point on Gulangyu, offering panoramic views of the island and the Xiamen skyline.

J School Village, founded by Chen Jiagang, is known for its unique architecture that blends Chinese and Western Styles. It is home to various schools and cultural sites.