Recommended tourist attractions for free travel in Suzhou 2019

Suzhou is a city with extremely exquisite Jiangnan water town cultural charm. It has a history of more than 2,000 years and retains many garden relics. It has been the birthplace of scholarly sages since ancient times, and its rich literati temperament is undoubtedly revealed. , let me share with you the best travel guide for independent travel in Suzhou. Accommodation recommendations

It is more convenient to choose a B&B near the subway. There are many B&Bs near the stations of Line 2 and Line 4. Living is very convenient and cost-effective. Prelude to travel

If you are traveling freely in Suzhou, you can first pay attention to the "Suzhou Tourism Main Entrance". Almost all of Suzhou's attractions are here, and you can buy tickets online. Many gardens require advance reservations, such as the Humble Administrator's Garden and the Lion. Both Lin and Suzhou Museums require reservations. Recommended attractions

1. Gate of the East: It is beautiful at night! It was still early when we went there, so we ate inside and waited for the sunset! After sunset, we can go to Jinji Lake opposite and take pictures of the East from there The view from Zhimen is the best! Jinji Lake is very lively at night.

2. Shantang Street: It is an ancient town. There are many ancient towns in Gusu District of Suzhou. When we walked on the streets, they were all old-fashioned houses! It was very artistic at night! There were lights on the buildings and lanterns in the alleys. , there are a lot of people in the evening, and there are a lot of things to do and eat. It is recommended that the ancient towns go to Shantang and Zhouzhuang. Most of the ancient towns are similar! They also sell: silk clothes, tea, and you need to buy tickets for a night tour in Zhouzhuang.

3. Humble Administrator’s Garden: The largest garden in Suzhou, from the Ming Dynasty! We walked for more than an hour, and the tickets were 88 per person. You can only buy two tickets with an ID card online, so you have to go to the garden. I strongly recommend this. The Humble Administrator’s Garden, Suzhou Museum, Lion Grove and the Central Government are all together. The Suzhou Museum is free except on weekends.

4. Guanqian Street: We went to Guanqian Street for lunch at noon. There was a lot to eat. We recommended 'Miss Fu in Chengdu'. It is a very long street and you can stroll for a long time. It has a different feeling during the day and at night. We went there at night. When passing by Pingjiang Road, it is completely different from the daytime. It is very lively with people coming and going.

5. Master of the Nets Garden: We originally went to the Art Garden first, and then the locals recommended that we go to the Master of the Nets Garden first. There are very few tour groups going to the Master of the Nets Garden! We have to walk through a small alley to get in. The locals who recommended us said that they came here to drink tea when they were young. There were very few people inside. We walked for about half an hour. There is also a Yan Wenliang Memorial Hall in the Master of the Nets Garden. Tickets are 40 per person and no reservation is required.

6. Canglang Pavilion: Canglang Pavilion and Keyuan are together. Opposite, Canglang Pavilion represents the gardens of the Song Dynasty. It is not very big and can be seen in about half an hour like Master of the Nets Garden. The gardens are all It's a different dynasty.

Tickets are 20 per person and no reservation is required.

7. Art Garden: It’s hard to find, so I just need to navigate. The entrance is in an alley, and there are very few people. This is the fourth garden we went to that day that we really couldn’t walk in. , we walked around for a while, the ticket price is 10 per person, and the more than 28,000 steps that day are really breaking our legs. There are many, many gardens in Suzhou! It is recommended to choose a few different ones and not go to many, because it is really tiring, and I went to the gardens for two days. Walked more than thirty kilometers.

8. Pingjiang Road: A very long road! On one side are food, clothing, and daily necessities. There is also a shop where people drink tea and listen to music. The ancient town is full of people at night. The artistic conception is very touching!

Most of the gardens in Suzhou close at around 5 pm. It is recommended that you visit the scenic spots during the day and go to the ancient town to drink tea, listen to operas and stroll around in the evening. This kind of life is indeed similar to a paradise.