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A leaning pagoda and an amazing park. Tiger hill garden is a must see place in Suzhou. Maybe the garden itself is not the most amazing in town but the leaning pagoda and the nearby Sanjiaoju Wetland Park will make happy any tourist. I suggest you to reach it walking along the Shiziyang river. I’ve …
The town of gardens. A visit to Suzhou means visiting at least a couple of its incredible classical gardens. There are about fifteen all around the town but moving from one to the other, the tourists will have the chance to see nice temples, amazing pagodas and peaceful canals. I’ve visited Suzhou and its gardens …
Humble but with an amazing garden. Under the Ming dynasty, Wang Xianchen, an officer serving the government was owning a private garden that for this reason is today called the humble administrator’s garden. It is one of the most beautiful of the town and included in the Unesco world heritage. It hosts a great collection …
Capital for eight centuries. Suzhou is a marvelous town not far from Shanghai. It was the capital of the Wu Kingdom from 12th to 4th centuries BC and the magnificence of its past it is still present today in the central part of the town, with a perfect square shape bordered by canals. I’ve visited …
A must see? Only at night. The Bund is probably considered the most interesting tourist sight in Shanghai. This long promenade along the Huangpu river will give you the chance to enjoy the best view on Shanghai’s skyline but during the day I didn’t find it so nice. At night instead the lights make this …
An ancient water town. Zhujiajiao is probably the best preserved water town in Shanghai’s outskirt. The village is peaceful and located on several small islands like a little Venice. It is great wandering around the town crossing the canals on one of the 36 stone bridges and visiting some of the incredible gardens hidden behind …