Are there any cheap and interesting places in Suzhou?

The famous water towns in Suzhou are Zhouzhuang, Jiaotoe and Tongli. When you come to Suzhou, you must go to the ancient water town. Every ancient town has its own characteristics. It's best to stay in it for one night, have a drink by the window and watch the small bridge flowing quietly. Comparatively speaking, Zhouzhuang is the most famous. Although the ticket is a bit expensive, 100 yuan, the scenery is still good. The right angle is a little small, if it is fast, it will be finished in an afternoon, which is not suitable for couples to walk.

(Zhouzhuang picture)

Tongli is moderate and has not been assimilated by the business atmosphere. Tickets are 80, including almost all the scenic spots inside, which is very cost-effective. And after 5 pm, you can enter freely without admission, and you can see people living under the bridge, which is completely free. It is recommended to go in the afternoon, find an inn to stay after entering, and then linger in the beautiful scenery of the water town.

(Humble Administrator's Garden picture)

Humble Administrator's Garden is the second garden. Suzhou occupies two of China's four famous gardens (Humble Administrator's Garden and Lingering Garden). Among these gardens, the ticket for Humble Administrator's Garden is 70 yuan, and the off-season is 50 yuan if winter vacation comes. It is the largest private garden in Suzhou, which is relatively luxurious; There are distinctive Taihu rocks and bonsai in the park, and the environment is also beautiful; Lion Forest is next to Humble Administrator's Garden and is famous for its rockery. The huge rockery inside can be used as a maze, which is suitable for couples to play in. Canglang Pavilion is adjacent to Netscape Garden. These two gardens are relatively small and there are few people at ordinary times, so they can be used as resting places. When you are helpless in the face of the bustling traffic on the streets of Suzhou, you can walk into the garden, into a pure land, temporarily avoid the noise of the world and enjoy the precious quiet moments of modern people. Besides, Suzhou Museum, which is located next to Humble Administrator's Garden, is the masterpiece of architect I.M. Pei. It's free and worth visiting.

Admission: Lingering Garden 40, Lion Forest 30, Canglang Pavilion 20, Netscape Garden 20. If you plan to come in the winter vacation, it is the off-season of tourism, and the tickets here will definitely be cheaper.

There is a special place in the garden: Tiger Hill. Located in the northwest suburb of Suzhou, five kilometers away from the city center. According to legend, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Fu Cha, the king of Wu, buried his father here. Three days after the burial, a white tiger sat on it, hence the name. The mountain is about 36 meters high, with towering old trees and numerous hills. The Millennium Tiger Hill stands on the top of the mountain. Tiger Hill has beautiful scenery and a long history and cultural landscape, and enjoys the reputation of "the first scene in Wuzhong". Su Song Dongpo said, "It's a pity to go to Suzhou instead of Tiger Hill". Huqiu is also a famous wedding photography base in China, and couples can also see many people taking wedding photos here.

Tiger Hill has tea gardens, bamboo forests, streams, tiger hills and sword pools. The main landscape of Tiger Hill is culture, which is a must-see place in Suzhou.

Address: No.8, Tiger Hill Gate, huqiu district, Suzhou.

Admission: 60 pounds

Mode of travel: Suzhou Museum (Humble Administrator's Garden, Lion Forest). After leaving the station, there are no.5 buses to the square in front of the station. There are many cars at the first and last stations of Canglang Pavilion and Pingsi Road. Take bus 102, get off at Sanyuanfang Station and walk for a while. Tiger Hill: There are no stops in the square in front of the railway station, such as Tour 1 and Tour 2.

(Guanqian Street at night)

Suzhou Guanqian Street has a long history and is located in the middle of the ancient city of Suzhou. It is named after being located in front of the famous Taoist temple in China, with a history of 1700 years. It is one of the top ten commercial streets in China. It is not the most complete or the cheapest, but it is indeed a very distinctive commercial street. There are no tall buildings there, but the tallest one is six stories. It's basically an antique shop, which is full of trendy clothes and has a sense of contrast. You can look at Suzhou specialties such as silk in it. As for the snacks in Guanqian Street, the grilled squid in front of Starbucks is recommended, while others are average. The snacks in Guanqian Street are more expensive. The relocation and restoration of many cultures has gradually established the status of Guanqian Street as "the first street in Gusu". Shilu commercial street is another style, very prosperous, similar to the commercial street in general big cities. If you want to go shopping, you can consider going there.