A visit to Window of the World is a novel experience every time. A leisurely journey of the park is by train on an elevated single track or enjoy the splendid Shenzhen Bay from the 108 m tall observation deck of the Eiffel Tower up in the glass-enclosed elevator for a bird's eye view of all the scenic spots. There are all modes of transportation to rest whilst enjoying the scenery, a horse-drawn European carriage,
a prestigious vintage car, a romantic Venetian gondola or a river raft adrift on the Grand Canyon.

Food and shopping is an attraction on European Street with indoor dining and open air seating among the ethnic restaurants. The German beer can also quench the thirst of busy sightseers.

There are nine feature areas divided into the World Square, Asian Area, Oceanic Area, European Area, African Area, American Area, Recreation Center of Modern Science and Technology, the World Sculptures Gallery and International Street. The Global Showcase features the international entertainers coming together to perform their national songs and dances in a nightly revue on the World Stage.

, The park is situated by Shenzhen Bay in the vicinity of the Splendid China, China Folk Culture Villages, "Window of the World". There is an entrance with a pedestrian overpass across the S.Shen Ave with the Eiffel Tower above. Visitors are greeted with a reproduction of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco at the entrance as the prelude to a grand global journey. It continues past Greece's Corinth Colonnade, in front of the World Square, through the China Gate and changes borders. The first sighting is the Area of Asia , the Angkor Wat of Cambodia, one of the "Four Oriental Wonders", Borobur of Indonesia, then to the Taj Mahal in India and Katsura, the Palace of Japan. Passing through Southeastern Asian Waterside Villages to the Oceanica section for the Sydney Opera House, Ayers Rock of Australia, the houses of Maoris from New Zealand. Other sights among the regional areas is France's Eiffel Tower, L'Arc de Triomphe, The Fountain of the Observatory and Saint Michel's Abbey; whereas the two sides of the gardens capture humanism throughout time. In the Area of Africa, there are trbal customs, ancient culture and the troubled life of the primitive mainland tribes. The Area of America displays the grandeur of nature in the Grand Canyon and Niagara Waterfalls to manmade symbols of modernization with Mt. Rushmore and New York's Manhattan skyline followed by the mysterious atmosphere of the magical Easter Island, Linear Drawings at Nasca. This is the end of another beginning of another journey around the world.