Shijiazhuang TV Tower, Television tower in Shijiazhuang, China.
Shijiazhuang TV Tower is a 280-meter (920-foot) steel lattice structure with five floors located near the Radio and Television Center. The building contains an observation deck, restaurant, and broadcasting facilities that transmit signals for multiple television and radio stations.
Construction began in January 1997 and was completed in 1998, with the official opening to the public in October 2000. The tower was built to serve as a modern broadcasting and communication hub for the Shijiazhuang region.
The tower serves as a gathering spot where local residents and visitors come to experience the city from above. The observation deck offers a way to understand how the metropolitan area is laid out and grows in all directions.
The tower is located in Century Park across from the Radio and Television Center Building and is easy to find. Visitors should note that clear weather offers the best views from the observation deck, and access may vary depending on maintenance schedules.
The tower stands as the tallest steel lattice structure in North China, a rare combination of broadcasting function and public recreation. What makes it notable is that diners in the restaurant can enjoy panoramic views while eating, creating an unusual experience rarely found in other broadcast towers.
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