Panoramic View of Luanda City Center

Luanda City Center is the core area of the city, with the following features: Transportation - Main roads and overpasses: Vienna Avenue is known as the "Chang'an Avenue" of the local area, and the Rodrigues Bridge is located in the center of Luanda, which is the main road of the city and the largest overpass. Regional functions - Administration and residence: The upper city is the seat of administrative organs and residential areas; the lower city is the industrial and commercial area. Landmark buildings - Government Palace: It is the office of the Angolan government, with a unique architectural style and high political significance. - Catholic Church: With a long history, magnificent architecture, and exquisite interior decoration, it is an important place for religious activities and carries the profound religious and cultural traditions of the local area. - Museum: It houses a large number of historical relics, works of art, etc., showing the historical changes and cultural development of Angola. - Fort San Miguel: An ancient castle building that witnessed the development of the city and has important historical and military value. Economy - Commercial prosperity: A large number of commercial institutions, shopping centers, banks, etc. are concentrated here, making it the center of commercial activities in the city, such as some international brand stores and local specialty stores. - Enterprise agglomeration: Many corporate headquarters and office buildings are distributed here, covering industries such as oil, finance, and telecommunications, making it the core area of the city's economy. Culture and education - Higher education institutions: National University of Luanda and other higher education institutions are located in or near the city center, cultivating various professional talents for the city and promoting academic research and cultural exchanges. Urban landscape - Diverse architectural styles: There are both modern high-rise buildings, such as some business office buildings and high-end apartments; there are also buildings with Portuguese colonial style, showing a unique historical charm.