Among the 32 free attractions in Ningbo, 10 include the Old Bund, Ningbo Museum, Ashoka Temple, Hengxi Scenic Tourist Area, Ningbo Bang Museum, China Port Museum, Fangjiahetou Ancient Village, Yu’s Old Residence Complex, Tiantong Temple, and Cicheng Ancient Town.

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1. Laowaitan Laowaitan combines the beauty of Eastern and Western architectural cultures. It uses the emerging BlockS commercial district concept to create a characteristic area integrating shopping, food, entertainment, tourism and residence. It is a fashionable landmark in Ningbo city and does not require tickets.

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It's very quiet here during the day. Tourists in twos and threes wander around the streets, and you can often see newlyweds taking wedding photos here.

At night, the streets are very lively and the bars are filled with melodious singing, which is full of charm.

Walking to the riverside, you can enjoy the charming night view of Sanjiangkou.

And every summer, the Yongjiang River is also a good place to enjoy the cool air.

2. Ningbo Museum The Ningbo Museum display consists of three parts: theme display, special display and temporary exhibition. The museum has a rich collection of bronzes, porcelain, bamboo carvings, jade, calligraphy and painting, gold and silverware from the prehistoric Hemudu culture to the founding of New China.

There are more than 70,000 pieces of cultural relics, folk customs and other cultural relics, which can better reflect the historical context and artistic characteristics of Ningbo city.

3. Ashoka Temple Ashoka Temple is located at the foot of Taibai Mountain in Baozhuang. It was first built in the third year of Taikang (AD 282), Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty. It has a history of more than 1,700 years. It is known as the "Southeast Buddhist Kingdom" and is a Zen Buddhist sect.

A famous temple, "the fifth among the five mountains" of Chinese Buddhism.

There are more than 600 halls, halls, towers and pavilions in the temple, which are built along the hillside. There are only two Yuan pagodas in the temple in Zhejiang Province. They are brick and wood structures with six sides and seven floors. Each floor is equipped with waist eaves and flat seats. The bottom floor is surrounded by

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Admission to Ashoka Temple is free.

4. Hengxi Scenic Tourist Area Hengxi Scenic Tourist Area is one of the top ten free attractions in Ningbo. It is 22 kilometers away from Ningbo city. It is known as "Qinnan Blessed Land and Lingxiu Hengxi".

Hengxi is rich in water, with streams all over the place and flowing water. Meixi River flows through the four villages of Meishi (Meishan, Meifu, Meixi and Meiling).

Quexi River crosses Quercus diagonally across Jinxi River, Jin'e Stream flows into Jin'e Lake, and Qiantang River passes through the town and connects to Yongcheng in the distance.

In spring, you can go outing to enjoy flowers, in summer, you can escape the heat and swim in the waves, in autumn, you can pick fruits, and in winter, you can go out in the snow to enjoy plum blossoms.

5. Ningbo Bang Museum Ningbo Bang Museum is open to the public free of charge, and provides free explanation and guided tour services in the exhibition hall for volunteers.

Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (no admission at 16:00, closing at 17:00), closed every Monday, and open normally on national statutory holidays.

6. China Port Museum China Port Museum is positioned with the theme of port culture.

Free admission to major exhibition halls such as the China Port History Exhibition, Modern Port Knowledge Exhibition, Beilun Historical Relics Exhibition, and "Underwater Archeology in China" special exhibition.

The Port Science Exploration Center and the Digital Ocean Experience Center are paid venues, and tickets can be purchased at the information desks in Areas A and B.

7. Fangjiahetou Ancient Village Fangjiahetou Ancient Village is a traditional Chinese village and a free tourist attraction in Ningbo.

Ancient buildings are one of the highlights of visiting here. The largest and best-preserved one is the Qing Dynasty residence "Provincial Governor".

The Cishi Di, also known as the first three rooms, is the essence of ancient architecture. The main body of the building faces south and faces the north. It is a hilltop with double eaves and a concave layout. It covers a total area of ??about 1,000 square meters.

The east and west buildings each have eight rooms. The main room is 4.2 meters wide and 8 meters deep. The secondary rooms are 4 meters wide and 8 meters deep. The top rooms are about 3.6 meters wide and 8 meters deep. They are symmetrical.

The four buildings at the south end also have double eaves on the top of the mountain, 4 meters wide and 6 meters deep.

The north is the main gate of the governor.

8. Yu's Old House Complex The Yu's Old House Complex is a private residence built in his hometown by Yu Qiaqing, a private capitalist in modern China, after he went to Shanghai to do business and made a fortune. It consists of two relatively independent parts with five entrances. It is 59 meters wide.

The access depth is 94 meters.

The first three buildings were built from 1916 to 1919. It is a traditional wooden structure building, consisting of three gates, nine halls and two lanes, nine back buildings and two lanes, and two left and right wing rooms.

A central axis runs through the layout, with clear priorities and natural transitions. It is a successful example of combining Chinese and Western architecture in modern architecture. Its construction has reached a high level of craftsmanship, and the house decoration is also unique and has high artistic value.

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9. Tiantong Temple Tiantong Temple is located at the foothills of Taibai Mountain. It was built in the first year of Yongkang in the Western Jin Dynasty. It was once listed as one of the five major Zen temples and was awarded "the second mountain among the five mountains of Chinese Zen".

The whole temple covers an area of ??more than 76,400 square meters, with a construction area of ??more than 38,800 square meters. It has more than 30 halls, halls, buildings, pavilions, pavilions, rooms and residences, totaling 999 rooms.

10. Cicheng Ancient Building Group Cicheng is one of the few well-preserved counties in the south of the Yangtze River. It has preserved a complete traditional living structure. Among the preserved traditional buildings, there are not only a large number of residential buildings, but also Confucian temples, guild halls, archways, and ancient wells.

and other public buildings and structures.

The selected ancient buildings in Cicheng are among the best and representative buildings.