Suzhou Food Streets
Where to eat along Suzhou’s food streets: Pingjiang Road, Shantang, Guanqian’s old restaurants, and the market streets locals use, with prices.
Where to eat along Suzhou’s food streets: Pingjiang Road, Shantang, Guanqian’s old restaurants, and the market streets locals use, with prices.
A Suzhou citywalk route: Pingjiang Road’s lanes, the garden quarter at opening hour, Shantang Street by lantern light, Shiquan Street, and where to eat noodles.
Suzhou is an easy high-speed train hop from Shanghai, built around classical scholar gardens and canals. Plan which gardens to see and when to go on a trip.
Lingering Garden in Suzhou: the four quarters, the 700-metre corridor of framed windows, the Cloud-Capped Peak, and how to visit without the crowds
Nine UNESCO-listed classical gardens sit within walking distance in old Suzhou, and this guide ranks them, prices them and shows how to read them
Suzhou food is the quiet Jiangsu kitchen of river fish, osmanthus cakes, and clear noodle soups; here is what to eat beside the famous gardens