天字码头






天字码头


天字碼頭，俗稱「廣州第一碼頭」，位於廣州市越秀區沿江中路及北京路交界，有渡輪渡過珠江來往對岸海珠區的紡織碼頭及提供水上巴士服务，現除了用于渡江外，最大的用途是用于旅游觀光。在天字碼頭的遊船有信息時報號、廣東電台號、花城明珠號、珠水明珠號、珠江明珠號、翡翠號、天字一號、天字三號和銀鷗遊艇等。




目录






  • 1 历史


  • 2 航线


    • 2.1 天字码头⇔纺织码头


      • 2.1.1 运行时间


      • 2.1.2 票价标准




    • 2.2 水上巴士


      • 2.2.1 票价标准（一层）


      • 2.2.2 票价标准（二层）


      • 2.2.3 运行时间






  • 3 码头位置


  • 4 鄰近建築


  • 5 外部链接





历史


于清雍正年间（1723年－1735年）形成，天字碼頭在清代時是專為迎送官員而設，是目前廣州使用歷史最久的碼頭。附近的接官亭（現在是北京南路的一條巷）正是當時迎接官員的地點。1839年林则徐到广东禁烟在此上岸，孙中山也曾在此坐船逃往香港。



航线



天字码头⇔纺织码头



运行时间


  • 首班0645

  • 末班2030
    • 每15分钟一班，逢每小时的整点、15分、30分、45分开船



票价标准


  • 每人全票（货票）0.5元（羊城通不打折，不累计次数）

  • 每人每单车0.6元

  • 持广州市老人优惠卡每人0.25元


水上巴士
















前一站
水上巴士
後一站

大元帅府码头


中大码头方向

天字码头

西堤码头


芳村码头方向


票价标准（一层）


  • 往西堤码头、大元帅府码头：1元

  • 往芳村码头、中大码头：2元


票价标准（二层）


  • 单程5元

  • 双层10元


运行时间


  • 开出首班：0700

  • 开出末班：1800

    • 高峰期每30分钟一班

    • 平峰期每45分钟一班




码头位置


  • 下表仅显示码头位置用，各码头间没有航线相连















前一站
沿江码头
後一站

省总码头

西行

天字码头

大沙头码头

东行


鄰近建築



  • 黃埔軍校同學會舊址

  • 海珠广场



外部链接


  • 金羊网：天字码头怎能说拆就拆

坐标：23°7′2.75″N 113°15′57.25″E / 23.1174306°N 113.2659028°E / 23.1174306; 113.2659028







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