Guanqian Street is located in gusu district, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, starting from Linton Road (Vinegar Square Bridge) in the east and Renmin Road (Tea Garden) in the west. The main street is 780 meters long and named after the mysterious landscape of the ancient temple.
Guanqian Street uses the principle of "Confucianism and Taoism complement each other", taking Xuanguan Temple as the core, and at the same time adding a vendor market on the east side of the public lane corresponding to Beiju Square to form a three-point symmetrical layout with Xuanguan Temple Square.
Guanqian Street is a small building with a low architectural outline, and the architectural colors are mainly black, white and gray. There are shopping malls and time-honored brands in Guanqian Street. The catering industry is mainly concentrated in eunuch lane, and the entertainment and leisure places are mainly concentrated in Qiaosikong lane. 2065438+August 2008, Guanqian Street was selected as the first batch of old-fashioned gathering blocks in Jiangsu Province.