Huzhou Flower Viewing｜Popular Check-in Hotspots

｜Stay at a popular check-in hotspot. Spring is a good time to enjoy flowers Huzhou is a popular check-in hotspot around Shanghai and Suzhou Open the window and you will see the 300-year-old Chaoyin Bridge. Walk 200 meters to Lianhuazhuang Park (the best place for flower viewing in Huzhou🌸) It takes 5 minutes to stroll around Food and Clothing Street and 10 minutes to walk through Xiaoxi Street Art Lane. It is surrounded by the birthplace of Chao Bi and the source of Zhao style calligraphy, and even the ancient town of Nanxun is only a 50-minute drive away! Located in the center of Huzhou City, 25 minutes' drive from Huzhou Station 🌸【Location and culture double buff, so rare】 🌸-Chaoyin Bridge: A 300-year-old ancient bridge. Taking photos in the morning mist will give you a "Jiangnan filter". Listening to the locals telling stories about Hu Bi in the teahouse at the bridgehead is a full sense of immersion. 🌸- Lianhuazhuang Park: A Jiangnan garden rebuilt from the former residence of Zhao Mengfu. Spring cherry blossoms, summer lotus, autumn maple, winter plum, all seasons are good for taking ancient style photos. 🌸- Yishang Street + Xiaoxi Street: On the left are the time-honored Huzhou brands (Ding Lianfang Qianzhang Bao, Zhou Shengji Chicken Feet), and on the right are the literary coffee shops and tie-dye workshops, a one-stop solution for shopping, eating and taking photos. -----Click below to stay at this Huzhou hotel = stay at the C position in Huzhou. 【「Hidden Benefits」】 - MAXIMUM SAFETY: Close to Huzhou Central Hospital, zero pressure when traveling with children and the elderly. - Self-driving friendly: Free parking lot + charging station, taxi to nearby attractions within 10 yuan, you can save money to buy two more meals of stinky tofu! [Locals’ Secret Tips: Save Time and Money] 1. Buying trendy pens: Don’t go to the tourist area to get ripped off! Wang Yipinzhai, a century-old brand next to the hotel, has a 30-yuan entry-level price that’s more than enough. 2. Morning Exercise at Lianhuazhuang: Free admission before 6:30, practice Tai Chi with local aunties, and unlock the hidden life of Huzhou. 3. Avoid peak hours at Yishang Street: Avoid the weekend noontime, as the night snacks are more lively and there is no need to queue for Pangu Pig’s Trotters after 8pm! 4. Booking tips: The hotel is fully booked on weekends, so book it 3 days in advance. The average cost per night is less than 200 yuan. --- 10km around Huzhou must-see list Nanxun Ancient Town (50 minutes by car) ✅ Free night tour: free admission after 5pm! The lantern water lane is more picturesque than during the day. Remember to try the Xun pig trotter + Shuangjiao noodles. ✅ Hidden gameplay: Get up early to catch the "floating market", buy fresh water chestnuts from the auntie on the rowing boat, and experience the real Jiangnan fireworks. Taihu Dragon Dream Park (20 minutes by car) ✅ Must-do for families: feeding giraffes at the zoo, front-row interaction at the circus (reserve your seat in advance!), and the stunning Taihu fireworks show at night 💯. ✅ Guide to avoid pitfalls: Food and beverages in the park are expensive, so it is recommended to go back to the city to eat "Lao Liang Gan Tiao Noodles", where you can choose your own toppings and it costs only 20 yuan per person to fill you up! Iron Buddha Temple (10 minutes by car) Limited to plum blossom season in February! The ancient temple with red walls is matched with thousand-year-old plum trees. Photos taken in Hanfu go viral in seconds. The vegetarian food in the temple is 10 yuan per portion, which is simple but heartwarming. Fisherman's Wharf + Moon Bay Huzhou version of "Little Kamakura", riding in the breeze by the Taihu Lake, and taking photos of the night view of the "Toilet Lid" hotel in the evening. I recommend the shrimp vermicelli pot from the "Fuzhi Pot", which is full of lake fresh flavor!