What are the most famous and worthwhile attractions in Nanjing during the three days of National Day? I'd better arrange a timetable for you.

From the perspective of tourism, Nanjing is divided into ten major tourist attractions, namely Zhongshan Scenic Area, Qinhuai Scenic Area, Shicheng Scenic Area, Yangtze River Scenic Area, Qixia Scenic Area, Nanjiao Scenic Area, Tangshan Scenic Area, Two Lakes Scenic Area, Pearl Spring Laoshan Scenic Area and Jinniu Lake Scenic Area. But if you play as an individual, there is no need to follow the scenic spots and you can't run like that anymore, because most of these scenic spots are interspersed with each other. You can arrange it for three days like this:

On the first day, after I arrived in Nanjing, I lived near the Ming Palace Museum, where there were hotels of various grades, so I could choose them calmly. Moreover, it is very convenient to take the bus and subway from the Forbidden City to the railway station and the airport. After staying, I will play in Zhongshan Scenic Area. Zhongshan, also known as Zijin Mountain, is located in the eastern suburb, the highest peak of Ningzhen Mountain, with a majestic mountain, and has the reputation of "Dragon Pan in Zhongshan". Fiona Fang, a scenic spot in Zhongshan, covers an area of 365,438 square kilometers and is the most famous tourist attraction in Nanjing. The whole area is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with beautiful cities and forests, countless pagodas and gardens. This is a must for Chinese and foreign tourists to visit Nanjing.

You go to Zhongshan Road, take bus No.2 to Linggu Temple, visit Linggu Temple and National Revolutionary Army Cemetery, then don't go back, go to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum from the path on the west side of Wuliangdian, visit Buddhist Scripture Building, Sun Yat-sen Academy, Liuhui Pavilion, Guanghua Pavilion, Music Station and so on along the way, and finally visit Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. Eat at Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum at noon, a light meal, of course, and then take a battery car to the Ming Mausoleum to visit the Ming Mausoleum, Meihua Mountain, Meiling Palace and so on. Then take bus No.2, No.3 or No.9 to return to the Palace Museum in Ming Dynasty.

The next day, go to Zhongshan Road, take bus 1 to Xuanwu Lake Park, and visit Xuanwu Lake, Taicheng and Jiming Temple. At noon, I ate vegetarian food in Jiming Temple, but it was also very tasty. That's where Mr. Zhu Ziqing writes good articles. Then take bus No.304 to the Confucius Temple and visit Qinhuai Scenic Belt.

Confucius Temple and Qinhuai Scenic Belt are national 4A-level tourist attractions, which are located in the south of Nanjing and one of the 40 major tourist attractions in China. Its scope starts from Dongshuiguan, Huaiqing Bridge and Qinhuai River Pavilion in the east, crosses Wende Bridge, extends to Zhonghua Gate and reaches Qinhuai River in Xishuiguan, including streets, houses, nearby historical sites and scenic spots. That area has been the busiest place in Nanjing since ancient times. The main attractions are: Confucius Temple, Jiangnan Historical Exhibition Hall, Taoyedu and Wu's former residence, Zhanyuan, Li's former residence, Wang Xie's former residence, Bailuzhou Park, etc. These places are not far apart, just look and you will know that night is better than day. You can take a cruise at night, and the river view at night is good, much better than during the day. Moreover, Confucius Temple snacks are famous and can be tasted. Take a taxi back to the Forbidden City at night. The bus is inconvenient, and the No.2 bus may have stopped.

On the third day, Shicheng Scenic Area was the main attraction. Shicheng Scenic Area is dominated by the cultural landscape in the city, and there are also many lakes and mountains. First, walk to Zhongshan Gate and visit Nanjing Museum, which ranks second in China. Its predecessor was the Central Museum during the National Government. Then take bus No.9 to Daxing Palace and visit the Presidential Palace and Meiyuan New Village Memorial Hall. The presidential palace is a place with a long history, which can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, it was called Xu Wangfu, which was Zhu's residence. The Qing Dynasty was the Governor's Office of Liangjiang River, where Zeng Guofan and Li Hongzhang all stayed. Taiping Heavenly Kingdom is a heavenly palace; It was the presidential palace during the Republic of China, so it was very interesting. Then take bus No.80 to Chaotian Palace, or visit the former residence of Ganxi nearby, then take bus No.80 to the gate of Houzai and walk back to the Ming Palace. Of course, you can stop living, then go to Zhang Fuyuan, take the subway 1 line to Nanjing Railway Station and leave Nanjing.