The most beautiful street view in China and the best city in China.

Our country is vast, and there are endless beautiful scenery here. There are too many beautiful scenery on the streets of some cities, which is very suitable for traveling. So where is the most beautiful street view in China? See below for details.

Barkhor Street 1 Lhasa

Bakou is the sunniest place in Lhasa. Wan Li has clear skies, Wan Li has no clouds, Wan Li has white walls and red doors, and all kinds of solid colors unfold before your eyes.

The white decoration hanging in front of Tibetan houses has a unique flavor.

People of different faiths share the same sunshine in an orderly and harmonious way.

Broad is also a good place to taste traditional Tibetan food. Choose from large and small Tibetan restaurants, food stalls and teahouses!

2. Pingjiang Road, Suzhou

Here and around are typical Jiangnan scenery, with small bridges and flowing water. Old houses and houses are parallel to the river, with many stone tables, stone bridges and stone chairs.

Many old houses are packaged into shops, cafes and homestays, which is quite petty. In this area, there are many shopping and eating places, and they are also close to the main gardens.

Su-style teahouse is also essential. In the origin of Biluochun, it is also very pleasant to make a bowl of tea, sit quietly by the river and watch the small bridge flowing.

In the afternoon sun, the leaves of willow trees sparkle and complement each other with the old house. Compared with the shops across the river, this is the original appearance of the traditional water town.

3. Pingyao South Street

Pingyao South Street, also known as Ming and Qing Street, is the central axis of the symmetrical pattern of Pingyao ancient city.

This is the most prosperous commercial center of Pingyao ancient city in Ming and Qing dynasties, and it is also one of the essences of Pingyao ancient city's historical and cultural heritage.

The whole South Street retains a complete traditional pattern and unique historical features, and contains rich cultural essence of the ancient city. Up to now, it is still full of the bustling downtown of the ancient city.

4. Qingdao Badaguan

Most of the buildings in Badaguan are small detached garden houses. Of course, these small houses are modern buildings, mainly in European style.

Green trees, ginkgo trees, buttonwood trees and flowers, such an environment is particularly elegant and quiet.

Ba Guan is at the seaside. Look up. This is the legendary Qingdao with "red tiles and green trees, blue sea and blue sky".

Seen from a distance, the roads here are undulating and extend in all directions, which is very distinctive. Walk slowly and savor. Such a road will give people the illusion of being in a foreign country.

5. Tunxi Old Street in Huangshan

Tunxi Old Street is not long, but it is the best-preserved pedestrian street in China. It has the architectural style of Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties and is the most prosperous commercial street in Huangshan City.

Many new visitors to Huangshan will come here first, feel the charm of blue slate and ancient emblem buildings, and visit museums.

They are all large and small white powder walls with elegant and simple colors. Ancient buildings and modern means of transportation are so harmonious here.

This is also a good place to stay. Shopping and eating are very convenient. You can also sit on the outdoor coffee table and look at the old house and spend an afternoon leisurely.

6. Fuzhou Sanfangqixiang

There are three lanes and seven lanes. After thousands of years of changes, alleys are connected, deep and quiet, houses are scattered, and white walls are pierced.

Wandering among them, standing at the door of a courtyard at will, you can always smell a faint book fragrance through the open door.

The road paved with blue bricks is full of historical vicissitudes. Every slate and moss can lead you to the other side of history.

I really want to hold an oiled paper umbrella that has been polluted since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, bypass the noise of the market, and let go of all distractions. It should be a good feeling.

This long street was built at 1900. Street buildings include Renaissance, Baroque and other styles of 7 1 buildings.

This commercial street with a history of 100 years is full of various department stores. Every night, the whole street is brightly lit, which is a must-see place in Harbin.

Colorful lanterns adorn the trees in winter, making the lifeless trees in winter instantly dazzling.

Walking in this exotic street on rectangular bread and gravel is like going back to Harbin a hundred years ago, eating an out-and-out Marty Popsicle, a sausage and a big bar.

This is a very quiet street.

A person walks slowly on the Guozijian Street, with neat and flat old streets, quaint quadrangles, red and green archways and red walls under the blue sky. Everything in Guozijian Street looks so antique.

Imperial academy, Lama Temple, Ditan and Overseas Chinese Museum can be visited in one day, basically in one area.

The tall trees on both sides of the street bring a lot of shade to this street. There are also many tasteful shops and bookstores on both sides of the street. In a word, they are fine.

7. Harbin Central Street

Haikou arcade old street gives a very retro feeling. If the weather is clear, under the blue sky and white clouds, the unique buildings look smaller and fresher, and the photos taken don't need P at all.

An old street with residents is a living old street. Only in this way can the old street inherit its history and maintain its charm.

In this building, history, food, Nanyang culture and arcade architecture are all integrated.

After shopping, you can go there to eat snacks, such as Paul powder, Qingbuliang, sand-proof taro, durian cake, coconut rice and papaya China Rana, which will make foodies want to stop.

Go for a walk! The destination is ready for you. Have you been to all these beautiful streets?