Suzhou Guanqian Street Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Guanqian Street in Suzhou is home to old and famous shops, and its reputation spreads far and wide at home and abroad. It is the earliest commercial pedestrian street in the country and is still a major landmark in Suzhou today. Guanqian Street attracts domestic and foreign tourists with its rich Taoist cultural connotations and century-old shops that are famous all over the world. The Xuanmiao Temple, "the first ancient temple in Jiangnan" in the street, houses one of the only two steles of Laozi statues in the country. First, its main hall is also the largest existing wooden building from the Song Dynasty in the Jiangnan area. The importance of Guanqian Street is just like the Confucius Temple in Nanjing and the City God's Temple in Shanghai. It is a place for public recreation that integrates commerce, entertainment, food, and culture. It is said that "Guanqian Street is a must-see when visiting Suzhou. You must go to the mystical view."

Attractions distribution:

Guanqian Street is located between Renmin Road and Linton Road in the city center, with food street Eunuch Lane and Beiju Streets and alleys crisscrossing it. Guanqian Street is named after it is located in front of the Xuanmiao Temple. The Taoist Temple currently has the Shanmen, Sanqing Hall, Wenchang Hall, Doumu Pavilion, Shouxing Hall, Lei Zun Hall, Caishen Hall, etc. It also has the priceless Laozi statue stele and the wordless stele. As well as ancient wells, One-step Sanjo Bridge and other historic sites. Lu Gaojian, Sheng Chunyang, Cai Zhi Zhai, Huang Tianyuan, Songhe Tower, Deyue Tower, Jinpu Hengfu Silver Tower and other time-honored famous stores are located in the street. Food and shopping can all be done here.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, shopping, food, worship, pedestrian street, religion

Scenic spot map: