• Twin Bridges (Shuang Qiao) - The Double Bridge, constructed during the Ming Dynasty, serves as the emblem of Zhouzhuang. These two bridges differ in design: one has a horizontal surface, while the other is vertical, yet they are interconnected. Each visit to Zhouzhuang reveals new and intriguing discoveries that may have been overlooked before. Today, Zhouzhuang is a highly successful tourist destination.
• Zhouzhuang Boat - One of the most charming experiences in the village is riding on the gondola-style boats that navigate the canals, connecting the village to the bustling network of lakes and rivers, which are vital to the region. Visitors can explore the town by boat, accompanied by women gondoliers who propel the boats with a single rear-mounted oar in a distinctive swaying motion. The boat offers a unique perspective, allowing people to glimpse into the quaint homes that line the waterways, with stone steps leading into the canals where young boys play. A boat ride through the town is an unforgettable experience.
• Zhouzhuang Museum - The Zhouzhuang Museum showcases traditional architecture, folk life, ancient commercial culture, and notable historical figures and events related to the water town. Dubbed the “Venice of the East,” the museum aims to preserve and share local culture, highlighting Zhouzhuang’s rich historical heritage and its unique Jiangnan water town culture with the world.
• Zhang’s Residence - Zhang Hall, initially constructed during the Ming Dynasty by the Xu family, was later renamed after being acquired by the Zhang family in the Qing Dynasty. This impressive residence in Zhouzhuang covers over 1,800 square meters, featuring six entrances and more than 60 rooms, each with specific purposes ranging from entertaining guests to daily leisure. The architecture and decor reflect the affluence and lifestyle of a distinguished Jiangnan family, epitomized by the saying: “Sedan chair from the inside, boat from home.”
• Shen’s Residence - Shen’s Residence in Zhouzhuang Water Town, built in 1742 by a descendant of the affluent Shen Wansan, is a well-preserved Qing Dynasty mansion. Spanning over 2,900 square meters with more than 100 rooms, it highlights traditional Jiangnan architecture, including a water gate, elegant halls, and intricate carvings. Although it suffered damage during the Cultural Revolution, it has been restored and now stands as a testament to Zhouzhuang’s historical prosperity and culture.
• Quanfu Temple and Nanhu Garden - Quanfu Temple: Established in 1086 during the Northern Song Dynasty, Quanfu Temple embodies Zhouzhuang’s rich Buddhist tradition and features an impressive five-story tower added in 1987. It is located by Baixian Lake, serving as a spiritual and visual landmark with panoramic views of the town.

Nanhu Garden: Also known as Nanhu Qiuyue Garden, this lakeside sanctuary exemplifies classic Jiangnan garden design, particularly breathtaking in autumn. It offers a tranquil environment for cultural appreciation and scenic enjoyment, often enhanced by traditional performances like Kunqu Opera.

• Zhouzhuang Gu Xi Tai - This is a significant cultural site that highlights the town’s rich theatrical tradition. As a key venue for traditional Chinese operas, the stage hosts performances of Kunqu Opera, originating from nearby Kunshan, renowned for its graceful melodies and sophisticated movements.

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