gaochun old street is actually a famous street in the local area. There are scenic spots to watch. Of course, the most important thing is the construction of this street. It is very interesting. If you are interested, you can go and see it. You don't need tickets to go to the old street, but you have to pay for the scenic spot. Ticket price

There are no tickets in this block. Adult tickets for the scenic spot are 7 yuan, children of 1.3m-1.5m, elderly people aged 6-69, active servicemen and students 35 yuan. Including Guanwang Temple, Yangting, Sculpture Exhibition Hall, the former site of the New Fourth Army's office in Gaochun, and Gaochun Intangible Heritage Exhibition Hall. Ganlong Gujing, Wu Ancestral Hall and Jesus Church are free attractions.

Free admission: children under 1.3 meters, senior citizen's card (over 7 years old), tour guide card (national tour guide card), press card, disability card, vacation card and travel agency manager's qualification certificate. Introduction

gaochun old street is known as the "Second Confucius Temple in Jinling". Founded in the Song Dynasty, it has a history of more than 9 years. It is also the most complete ancient street of Ming and Qing Dynasties in East China. The sidewalk in the old street is paved with rouge stone and blue stone. It has been used for hundreds of years. Most of the ancient buildings on both sides are two-story brick-wood structures, which combine some Huizhou architectural styles. The whole old street is antique, which is the real "old street".

However, the most surprising thing is gaochun old street's name. According to the tour guide, this old street has been renamed many times, which may be the most frequently renamed ancient street in history.

The earliest name of gaochun old street is Justice Street. After the victory of the Revolution of 1911, it was renamed "Zhongshan Street". At that time, a variety of "Zhongshan Road" and "Zhongshan Street" were all over the country. Later, after being occupied by the Japanese army, it was renamed "Peace Street". After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, it was renamed "Zhongshan Street". Including the late special period, also known as "Dongfanghong Street". In the 198s, it was renamed "Zhongshan Street".

Perhaps the names we hear most now are "Yizi Street" and "Chunxi Old Street". The distribution of gaochun old street is in a zigzag shape, so it is called "Yizi Street". Laojie is located in Chunxi Town, Gaochun District. It has been the commercial center of Gaochun City since ancient times, and the locals call it Chunxi Laojie. Of course, with the development of tourism, external publicity is called "gaochun old street".

There is an old street with a long history in Gaochun District of Nanjing, which is commonly called "gaochun old street". Of course, Gaochun has not only an old street, but also an ancient street with its unique scenery, which makes tourists linger.

The old street is eight times as long from east to west and 4.5-5.5 meters wide. Because of the "one" shape, it is also called the word street. There are many buildings in the old street, mainly in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Pink walls and green tiles constitute the main impression of tourists on this old street. It is praised as "the epitome of oriental civilization" and "the treasure house of ancient architecture art" by Chinese and foreign scholars and tourists.

There are many scenic spots in gaochun old street Scenic Area. These scenic spots have their own characteristics, which make tourists feel very different experiences. Visitors can walk on the old street, eating the unique food and snacks on the old street and feeling the rich folk culture.

during the Ming and Qing dynasties, a large number of merchants from Huizhou in southern Anhui came to gaochun old street, and the architectural style of gaochun old street had obvious Huizhou characteristics. The shops on both sides of the old street are generally double-layer brick and wood structures, with overhangs, arches, stacked walls, horizontal beams and carved windows, which are relatively simple and gorgeous and impressive.