Zhujiajiao Ancient Town

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is located in Qingpu District, Shanghai. It is one of the most well preserved, large-scale, and tourism rich water towns in Jiangnan, known as the "Venice of Shanghai" and the "Number One Water Town in Shanghai". It is about 50 kilometers away from the center of Shanghai and is an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, experience small bridges, flowing water, homes, and the ancient charm of the Ming and Qing dynasties.

The original ecological water town pattern: The town is crisscrossed by rivers and ports, with nine long streets extending along the river. Thousands of Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings stand by the water, and thirty-six ancient bridges have different styles, presenting a typical "small bridge, flowing water, and family" style.
Living ancient town: There are still a large number of indigenous people living here, full of fireworks, and a good balance between commercial and living atmosphere.
Rich cultural heritage: It was once a bustling commercial town with a rich cultural heritage, boasting numerous celebrity residences, gardens, and museums.

One bridge, one street, one temple, one temple
Fangsheng Bridge: The largest and longest five arch stone bridge in Shanghai, built in the Ming Dynasty, is a symbol of Zhujiajiao. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the scenery on both sides of the Caogang River, and it is also an excellent location for taking panoramic shots of the ancient town.
Beidajie (also known as "Yixian Street"): known as the "first street of the Ming and Qing dynasties in Shanghai", it is over a thousand meters long, narrow and long, with traditional shops lining both sides, selling specialty snacks such as braised pork, grandma zongzi, smoked green beans, and sugar lotus root.
Yuanjin Zen Temple: Founded in the Yuan Dynasty, it was built along the river and was once an important cultural relic storage facility. Inside the temple, there is the Qinghua Pavilion with a view of the river.
Chenghuang Temple: Qingpu City God's Palace, not small in size, has a thriving incense fire, and has a stage and garden.

Core Experience: Water Town Life
River Cruise by Boat: Take a hand cranked boat at the dock and navigate through the water alleys, experiencing the charm of the ancient town from a water perspective (charged by boat, available for boat sharing).
Strolling through the old streets: Tasting authentic water town snacks and experiencing the fun of "eating while walking".
Exploring the alleys: Leave the main street and enter the alleys of Quieter (such as Xijing Street and Donghu Street) to experience the real life of local residents.