The route recommended by Suzhou Culture and Tourism is not crowded even on holidays, making it very suitable for taking children out for a walk

🚶‍♀️Start from Gunxiufang behind Shiquan Street Pass by Nanyuan Hotel, Suzhou No.10 Middle School, Daichengqiao Xiatang, Wuyachang, Baibu Street, Shengjia Dai, Wangxing Bridge Finally arrive at Shuangta and Dinghui Temple 💡Although this route is not crowded with tourists, it is by no means niche. It is a representative Suzhou scenery - parallel waterways and adjacent river streets in a double checkerboard layout, and its location is right in the city center, parking is also convenient! Tips: ✅Introduction of the attractions, there are codes on the buildings along the way, you can scan and read them yourself, Suzhou Culture and Tourism is really quite advanced in this aspect We took one of the officially recommended routes called 'Xiaoxiang Youyou', each route has about half an hour of audio commentary ✅If you drive, it is recommended to park at Nanyuan Hotel, which has a huge parking lot ✅Shuangta Market is the only internet-famous spot, it is indeed crowded but it does not hinder taking pictures, it is not recommended to sit down for a meal, especially if you are with children, it is very inconvenient, you can consider takeout. ✅The best view of Shuangta is on the third floor of Suzhou City Tourist Information Center Located at 276 Phoenix Street Inside there are coffee shops, postcards and stamp collections, etc., the second floor is a bookstore What's amazing is that across the street, Pingjiang Road is the kind of popular tourist area where it's so crowded that you can't get in, but here it's very quiet and it seems like not many people know about it We took the pictures on New Year's Day 1.1, there really aren't many people in the picture🤦