Travel Guide to Suzhou River in Shanghai

Huangpu District

Scenic spot introduction:

Suzhou River is the second largest river in Shanghai and is known as the "Natural Bridge Museum". Suzhou River is the common name for the Wusong River in Shanghai. It is 125 kilometers long, 54 kilometers in Shanghai, and has an average width of about 40 to 50 meters. It is an important waterway in Shanghai and the main water transportation line from Shanghai to southern Jiangsu. For old Shanghainese, Suzhou River is not only a place name, but also carries the memory of Shanghai's changes.

Attractions distribution:

Suzhou Creek flows from west to east into the Huangpu River. In the course of Shanghai's urbanization over the past century, many buildings have been built along the river. British Consulate , The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore , Broadway Building , New Tianan Church , Guanglu Theater , Post Office Building , Riverside Building , Fire room , St. John's University The old factories on both sides of the strait have also been transformed into galleries, studios, etc. by artists. The most representative one is M50 Creative Park There are 31 bridges built on the 54-kilometer river section in Shanghai, with the majority of them concentrated in the east section of the river, and most of them have a strong European urban arch bridge style. Waibaidu To the west, there are Zhapu Road Bridge , Sichuan Road and Bridge , Henan Road and Bridge , Fujian Road and Bridge , Zhejiang Road and Bridge , Tibet Road and Bridge ...If you travel west along Suzhou Creek, you can savor the charm of these old bridges and feel the former bustle and glory of old Shanghai.

Scenic spot features:

Bridges, buildings, creative parks, rivers

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China > Shanghai > Huangpu District

How to get there:

bus routes:

Take bus No. 19, No. 61 or No. 317 and get off at Wusong Road Tiantong Road Station. Broadway Building .

Take bus No. 33, 868 or 934 and get off at Changzhi Road Minhang Road Station, then walk to Waibaidu .

Take bus No. 76, No. 105 or No. 801 to Changhua Road Macau Road Station and walk to M50 Creative Park .