Shenyang-Shanghai-Suzhou-Wuzhen-Hangzhou 2014 latest guide to Shanghai: personal opinion, for reference only, completely original, all tested by myself.

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The detailed itinerary depends on your own circumstances. I will recommend a few signature attractions for you.

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Needless to say, the City God’s Temple is a must-visit place in Shanghai.

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It is full of snacks, there are many snacks, and there are more people. There are long queues for the delicious ones, especially for Nanxiang Xiaolong, from upstairs to downstairs. If you don’t have a lot of time, it is recommended to give up.

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The square inside the Chenghuang Temple holds snack festivals from time to time. It depends on your luck.

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1) The small roads near Lu Xun’s former residence on Tianai Road and Shanyin Road in Hongkou District are very beautiful. The quaint small Western-style buildings and swaying parasol trees make people think about it; 2) Hengshan Road Bar Street: During the day, you can see the charming buildings, and at night

You can go to Shanghai; 3) Fuzhou Road Cultural Street: There are various professional bookstores, such as the delicious foreign language bookstores and ancient book bookstores. You can also go to the second-hand bookstores to find treasures. If you are interested, you can also go to Yifu Building

Listen to Kun Opera, and then go to the nearby Xinghualou to eat exquisite traditional Shanghai desserts, which taste great; 4) People's Square (the square is worth seeing) and the nearby Shanghai Art Museum, which were originally

The bell tower looks antique from the outside, but it feels very peaceful inside; 5) The church near People's Square (I once visited the church on Sunday and listened to the choir singing hymns, and it felt good); 6)

City God's Temple: A must-visit place for old Shanghainese, famous for its snacks, such as Nanxiang Xiaolongbao; 7) Pudong Binjiang Avenue: Go there at night and look back at the brightly lit Puxi, giving you a unique feeling; 8) For shopping, go to Huaihai Road

(But I personally feel that the style is not necessarily better than COOL in Shenzhen, and the price is also ridiculous) Or I have worked very hard for Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, so just give me the points.

The latest guide to Suzhou in 2014: 1. Accommodation: It is recommended that you stay in Shilu Pedestrian Street. There are many hotels. The price is about 200 yuan/night. Shilu is very close to the train station and North Bus Station. The transportation is relatively convenient, and Guanqian Street is very popular.

There is a lot of traffic, the bus is very crowded, and it is inconvenient to transfer. 2. Garden: It is recommended to go to the Humble Administrator's Garden, south of Shilu (Shilu has two stations, the South Station and the West Station, not far away, you will know after a walk around,

West Railway Station mainly goes to the train station and bus station), take 313, You 1, 301, 501, 161 to the Humble Administrator's Garden.

3. Suzhou Amusement Park: Take 69, 303, 33, 304, 313 from Shilunan to Suzhou Amusement Park. There is a Carrefour Sports Center store on the way. You can buy some food and specialties. Caizhizhai’s sesame candy, Huang Tianyuan cake dumplings, Jinjin

Dried tofu is much cheaper than the time-honored restaurants on Guanqian Street.

4. Ferris Wheel Park: Take bus 307 from Shilunan to Suxiu Road Station, walk 90 meters to Xiangzhangyuan Station, transfer to bus 138 and get to Ferris Wheel Park.

You can also take the Jinji Lake Sightseeing Line to circle Jinji Lake and enjoy the scenery.

5. In the evening, you can take a stroll around Guanqian Street, buses 933, 313, You 1, 307, and 501.

I have worked very hard, just give me the points.

The above are all my personal feelings.

It’s not easy to fight by hand.

Hope it will be adopted.

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The latest guide for 2014: Wuzhen first takes a train to Hangzhou, and then takes a bus to Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center. There is a direct bus from Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center to Wuzhen. The average bus ticket is 28 yuan every 40 minutes. It takes more than an hour to reach Wuzhen or

It will be more convenient if you have a train to Tongxiang. There is a bus K282 before 17:30 at the entrance of Tongxiang Railway Station. It takes 30 minutes to go to Wuzhen. The bus takes 30 minutes to Wuzhen Bus Station. The ticket is 5 yuan. Taxi 80-100 yuan. Arrive by plane.

Xiaoshan-Hangzhou Airport is also available. Xiaoshan Airport has buses to Wuzhen.

At the latest around 6pm, the ticket costs 48 yuan and takes 90 minutes to reach Wuzhen.

Wuzhen is an ancient town with not many places to play, but the scenery is beautiful.

There are contradictory former residences and typical Jiangnan ancient buildings.

The houses are very old, there are many small bridges, the rivers are very long, and there are many beauties from the south of the Yangtze River... Wuzhen is divided into four gates (zha), east, west, south, north.

Among them, the East and West Gates were developed by travel agencies and require tickets.

The North and South Gates are historical relics and are still under planning and development. No tickets are required.

Tourists who are relatively close to Wuzhen can go to Wuzhen before 11 o'clock and choose to buy an east-west combo ticket. It is economical and affordable. It covers all the attractions in Wuzhen for 150 yuan. As long as you have fun in Xizha and don't go out, you can watch the night view together.

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If you really can’t get there around 11 o’clock, then choose the second way to play.

Friends here may have a misunderstanding, thinking that the night view of Xizha is better than that during the day. In fact, the combined ticket includes day and night.

Xizha is also very beautiful during the day.