Ningbo Shipu Fishing Port Ancient Town is temporarily closed due to the epidemic in 2021

The Shipu Fishing Port Ancient City Scenic Area is an AAAA-level tourist attraction in my country. It has a history of more than 600 years. It is surrounded by mountains on one side and the sea on the other. It is a very unique ancient city and a very good leisure tourist attraction. , but recently due to the epidemic in Ningbo, Shipu Fishing Port Ancient City has been temporarily closed. Park Closure Announcement

Dear Visitors:

The situation of this round of COVID-19 epidemic is severe. In order to effectively curb the spread and spread of the epidemic. According to relevant regulations on the prevention and control of the new coronavirus epidemic, Shipu Fishing Port Ancient City Scenic Area will be temporarily closed to the public from December 13, 2021, and the resumption time will be notified later.

Sorry for the inconvenience caused to you during the closure period!

Introduction to scenic spots on December 13, 2021

There are With a history of more than 600 years, it is surrounded by mountains on one end and the sea on the other, with the unique patchwork of a mountain city fishing port. There are many quaint old houses preserved in the city, there are small shops selling seafood on the roadside, and there are 14 exhibition halls where you can learn about local culture. Whether you love ancient cities, culture, or seafood, this is a good choice.

The ancient city is not too big, about 1.5 kilometers deep, and you can just walk along the stone road. There are no elaborate carvings like the ancient cities in the south of the Yangtze River. Most of them are simple wooden buildings. There are antique houses along the road with many colorful fish lanterns hanging. The windows of every household are dotted with small decorations made of shellfish and green plants, which is very unique. . What's even more rare is that there are still many residents living here, which has a very lively atmosphere, and the photos taken are also very tasteful.

You need to purchase tickets when entering the ancient city. The tour starts from the archway of Shipu Ancient City, and you can visit the main attractions along the main road. There is a Jiangxin Temple next to the archway, which is full of incense all year round. At the entrance, you can browse the vicissitudes of the port city and the farming, sea, animal husbandry and fishery exhibition halls, and learn about the history of the ancient city and the life of the fishing village through exhibition boards and objects. Walking inside to the Jinshan Hotel on Fujian Street, the furnishings from when the crew of "Yuguangqu" stayed here are still preserved.

Not far ahead, after passing Wengcheng, you will arrive at the most famous Middle Street in the ancient city. This is the best-preserved and most prosperous commercial street in the entire ancient city, with a strong atmosphere of fishermen and merchants. The most special thing is that there is a moon hole-style firewall every 50 meters on the street. In the past, it was to prevent fires and thieves. Now it seems that it makes the street more scattered and extended. There were many shops on this street back then. Now along the street you can visit some of the exhibition halls that were converted from time-honored brands, such as: Hongzhang Silk Shop, Chinese Button Exhibition Hall, Yuansheng Bank, Hundred Ships Shop, Dadu Chun (Chinese Medicine Store), Zaixing Smoke Shop, Working in a large pawn shop, etc., you can get a more comprehensive understanding of all aspects of local life.

When you come to Shipu Fishing Port Ancient Town, what foodies can’t miss is of course the seafood. The seafood here is a little expensive, but fresh. Girls can buy some small potted plants with conches as flower pots, which are very cute. Next to the ancient city is the harbor. During the fishing moratorium, you will see many ships parked here, which is also a sight of the ancient city. There is a Taiwanese snack street next to Jiangxin Temple, which can solve the dining problem.