Arrive in Guangzhou; take taxi or airport shuttle to hotel and drop luggage. Allow time for check-in; stroller can be used right away to keep the toddler comfortable.
Classic Cantonese dim sum in a family-friendly setting; try siu mai, har gow and rice rolls — great introduction to Guangzhou food culture. Many branches open through the afternoon (most 7:00am–9:00pm).
Fine example of Lingnan architecture and exquisite wood, brick and ceramic carvings — stroller-friendly on the main paths and a short, culturally rich visit. Open ~8:30am–5:30pm (check public-holiday adjustments).
A flat, tree-lined island with colonial buildings and riverside promenades — perfect for a stroller walk and photographing old Guangzhou. Open air and accessible 24/7; best late afternoon light.
Historic Cantonese restaurant with garden seating and excellent roast meats and seafood — roomy and family-friendly for a group with a toddler. Typically open until ~9:00–9:30pm.
One-hour illuminated cruise along the Pearl River for skyline views (boards near Tianzi Wharf/Party Pier); stroller OK on board but check ticket desk for stroller placement. Typical departures 7:30pm–9:30pm depending on season.
Visit the observation deck for panoramic city views and photo ops; stroller access to public areas is available but steep elevators and busy platforms mean plan for some queuing. Open ~9:30am–10:30pm (check seasonal hours).
Open plaza surrounded by modern museums and skyscrapers — easy flat walking with stroller and great for photos. Museums nearby may have closures on certain weekdays, so this is a scenic alternative.
Admire Zaha Hadid’s architecture from outside and stroll the plaza; interior tours vary and performances are in the evening — exterior visit is free and stroller-friendly.
Cluster of riverside restaurants ideal for dinner with views of the Pearl River; many venues are stroller-accessible and open until late. Good spot for relaxed family dining and evening atmosphere.
Flat promenade with lights and seating — gentle walk back toward hotel after dinner; toddler can nap in the stroller. Open evenings, weather permitting.
Large, world-class safari park with open enclosures for pandas, tigers, giraffes and more; ideal for toddlers who enjoy watching animals from stroller. Park typically opens ~9:30am and closes ~5:30pm — allocate most of the day.
Several family-friendly restaurants and food courts inside the park offering Chinese and simple Western options suitable for young children; open during park hours.
Haidilao offers high service, kid-friendly amenities and flexible seating times; good late-evening choice after a long day. Many branches open late (often until midnight).
Casual Cantonese breakfast (congee, rice rolls and steamed items) — many shops open from early morning and are quick with stroller space near the door. Good energy for a museum morning.
Modern museum with natural history, art and regional exhibits — excellent for families and stroller-friendly circulation. Note: Guangdong Museum often closes on Mondays; Jan 14 is Wednesday (open), hours typically 9:00am–5:00pm (reservation may be required).
Enjoy roast meats and classic Cantonese dishes at a renowned restaurant — excellent place to try roast goose and other local specialties. Most major Cantonese restaurants serve lunch 11:00am–2:30pm.
Iconic park with open lawns, sculptures and a leisurely stroller-friendly loop; a peaceful contrast after museums. Park open broadly in daytime hours (6:00am–9:00pm approx.).
Pedestrian street with layered archaeological displays under glass and abundant street-food stalls; try double-skin milk, roasted meats and local pastries. Pedestrian hours ~10:00am–10:00pm for shops and stalls.
Historic shopping street with many small restaurants and snack vendors — lively evening atmosphere and excellent for tasting a range of Cantonese snacks. Many restaurants open until 9:30–10:00pm.
Short trip west to Foshan (~30–50 minutes depending on transport); travel early to maximize visits to historical sites. Stroller is fine in Foshan's main tourist zones.
Historic ancestral temple complex with ornate carvings and Cantonese opera performances sometimes scheduled; easy to explore with a stroller on main paths. Typical open hours ~8:30am–5:30pm.
Traditional ceramic kiln area with pottery demonstrations and a short interactive show — interesting for adults and visually engaging for toddlers. Open roughly 9:00am–5:00pm; paths are mostly stroller-accessible with occasional steps.
Enjoy Shunde cuisine famed for seafood and delicate flavors; family-friendly restaurants around Zumiao serve dishes ideal for sharing. Most open 11:00am–2:30pm for lunch.
If open and nearby, visit a classic Lingnan private garden (check current opening) or stroll back in Zumiao pedestrian area for shopping and snacks. Many outdoor walking areas are stroller friendly.
Choose a nearby family-friendly Cantonese restaurant for a relaxed final full-night dinner in Guangzhou — many options open late. Great chance to revisit favorite dishes.
Final Cantonese breakfast near the hotel; consider soft congee or noodles which are easy for the toddler. Most cafes and hotel breakfasts serve 7:00am–10:00am.
Important historical museum with the 2,000-year-old Nanyue King tomb artifacts — interesting, well-displayed and mostly stroller-friendly on the main floor. Open usually 9:00am–5:00pm (confirm hours ahead).
Return to Beijing Road or a nearby restaurant to eat more Cantonese specialties or pick up snacks to go; many stalls and restaurants open midday. Good chance to revisit favorite snacks before departure.
Leisurely walk through a favorite neighborhood (Shamian or Zhujiang riverside) for final photos and snack stops; avoid jade markets per your note. Areas are stroller-friendly for slow exploration.
Have an early, relaxed final dinner or substantial snack — if you want a final skyline view, choose a Canton Tower restaurant or riverside spot open in the early evening. Most restaurants serve until 8:30–10:00pm.
Check out (or store luggage with reception if late check-out arranged) and finish packing; plan to depart hotel for Baiyun Airport with enough lead time. For a 10:40pm departure, leaving hotel by ~8:30pm–9:00pm is recommended (allow 1–1.5 hrs travel + security).
Private taxi or ride-hailing to the airport; typical journey 45–70 minutes depending on traffic. Aim to arrive at least 1.5–2 hours before flight (longer for international check-in).