There are Fengling Street, Minsheng Street, Midu Street, Minzu Lane and Xingye Lane in Nanning.

1. Fengling Street

Fengling Street is the first commercial street in Nanning and one of the oldest streets. Fengling street is located in the city center, running through the north and south, with a total length of about 1.5 kilometers. There are many traditional commercial buildings and famous restaurants along the street, such as time-honored beef noodles and rice noodles.

2. Minsheng Street

Minsheng Street is the second commercial street in Nanning, with a total length of about 1.2 kilometers, which is located on the Guijiang River in the south of the city center. This street runs through the central area of Nanning from north to south, and there are many local historical and cultural relics along the way, such as "Nanning Great Hoonji".

3. Midu Street

Midu Street is located in the southwest of Fengling Street, and has gradually become popular in recent years, becoming one of the most popular commercial districts in the area. Midu Street is mainly catering, with all kinds of delicious food, especially the popularity of the night market, which is sure to be unforgettable.

4. Ethnic Lane and Xingye Lane

Ethnic Lane and Xingye Lane are located in the north of the downtown area. After several changes in history, these two streets have now become a fashionable and leisure block, full of local fashion shops, specialty snacks and handicraft shops in Nanning, which are very suitable for tourists to shop and rest. The night scene is also a good scenery, taking pictures is beyond the film.

Features of "Three Streets and Two Alleys":

"Three Streets and Two Alleys" retains many cultural and historical buildings, and its main area is the birthplace of the ancient city of Yongzhou, which can be traced back to the Song Dynasty, and it is also the base of Nanning city in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Fangxiang culture rose in the Song Dynasty, which coincided with the founding of Song Cheng in ancient Nanning. Ding Du, a scholar of Hanlin in the Northern Song Dynasty and an intellectual, compiled the Rhyme of Li Bu with Explanations and Notes, and recorded that "Xiang, Hu Jiangqie". Lizhong Road. Also be embarrassed. "

The same book "Xiapingsheng Volume II Shiyang and Tangtong Fangs" records: "Fangs, towns. It' s also a cut. " Fang Xiang is a little deep, which carries heavy urban memories and cherishes the homesickness of residents. "Three Streets and Two Alleys" is a well-preserved form of streets and lanes, which can be used as one of the remaining examples of the texture of ancient urban residential areas, general situation of commerce and trade, and landscape of lanes and lanes in China, witnessing the changes and growth of the city.