Taohuawu Street

Taohuawu Street is located next to the Beisi Tower. Although it is also a small bridge in the south of the Yangtze River, it feels missing compared with Pingjiang Road and Shantang Street in Suzhou. It is a kind of popularity. The shops facing the street are not so prosperous.

Taohuawu Street is located in the west of Beisi Tower, is an east-west laneway street. During the Tang and Song Dynasty, peach trees were planted here. When spring arrived, peach blossoms were like clouds, so it was called Taohuawu.

Taohuawu Street, the street is famous, during the Tang and Song Dynasty, the Taohua River (that is, the first cross river) was planted with peach trees in the northwest, called Taohuawu. The street name originates from this. Speaking of Taohuawu Street, Suzhou people gave it the label "the road of memory". This old street carries too many unforgettable memories. All kinds of unpretentious old shops, sewing shops, cloth shops, grocery stores, cotton stores, audio-visual stores, various gourmet shops...

The spring scenery of "flowers blooming and full of village Wu" is not seen, only the stone road full of fireworks in the city, and the short Wu Xu soft words in the alleys and the alleys.

Suzhou has a characteristic cultural district called Taohuawu Street. The name looks very literary. There are few people here but there is a historical cultural history. The famous painter Tang Yu (Tang Bohu) lived here in his later years. Attach a punch card guide. Attraction name: Taohuawu Street Address: Taohuawu Street (Renmin Road to Baocheng Bridge Lane) Gusu District, Suzhou Transportation: Metro Line 4 to Beisi Tower Station No. 5 Northwest Exit Tickets: Free opening hours: Open all day to the outside world Play: stroll on Taohuawu Street for leisure and feel the relics of Suzhou Old Street, Visit Tang Yu's former residence and see the Suzhou International Design Week Cultural Exhibition.