Zhouzhuang

One of the few Ming Dynasty buildings in Zhouzhuang, with seven rows and over 70 rooms. Originally Yishun Hall, it was renamed Yuyan Hall after the Zhang family acquired it in the early Qing.

A mansion built by descendants of Shen Wansan, the Jiangnan wealthy man. It faces south with seven rows, five gate towers, and over a hundred rooms, covering 2,000 square meters.

A Ming-style building reconstructed on the original site by Zhouzhuang Fuyuan Garden, based on historical records. It features bronze statues, brick carvings, and lacquer carvings.

Zuyin Hall, built during the Tongzhi era, was home to Ye Chucang, a Tongmenghui member and Southern Society poet. The compound is spacious with exquisite details.

Consisting of Shide Bridge (arch) and Yong'an Bridge (beam), these stone bridges cross the Yinzibang and North-South Market rivers, creating a unique cross-shaped intersection.

A single-arch stone bridge on the west side of Zhongshi River, named after Zhouzhuang's ancient name Zhenfengli. Renovated in 1634 and rebuilt in 1726.

Named for its abundant white clams, this 7.6 sq km lake has an average depth of 2.5 meters. Evenings bring fishing boats returning, drying nets, and folk songs.

Founded in 1086 when Zhou Digonglang donated his residence, this temple on Baixian Lake expanded over dynasties, becoming a renowned Buddhist site with flourishing incense.

A restored stage hosting authentic Kunqu opera performances, such as 'The Peony Pavilion,' every weekend. Shows run every 20 minutes from 10:30 to 15:10.

Originally Deji Hotel, this tower by Zhenfeng Bridge was a haunt of Southern Society poets in the 1920s. Their poems were compiled into the 'Mi Lou Collection.'

In the Hall of Illusions, you can experience walking through walls, becoming invisible, floating, shrinking, or escaping a giant snake's mouth—scenes from sci-fi.

Located at the bottom of Yinzibang, this tomb is a winding stream with red duckweed and reeds. Legend says it connects to an underground spring that never dried.

Take a rowboat from the ancient stage to Shen Wansan's former residence, enjoying canal views, folk songs, and the water tomb. Or start from Shen Hall's dock across White Clam Lake.