How to take the subway in Suzhou Humble Administrator's Garden

Subway Line 4 to Beisita Station can reach Humble Administrator's Garden.

If you leave Suzhou Railway Station for Humble Administrator's Garden, you can take Metro Line 4 directly at the railway station, get off at Beisita Station, exit at Exit 4, and then walk east along Northwest Street to Humble Administrator's Garden.

You can also take Line 2 to 1, get off at Linton Road exit, take Linton Road bus, go to Suzhou Museum Station only two or three stops north, get off at Suzhou Museum Station, and then walk 200 meters east along the northeast street in front of Suzhou Museum to get to Humble Administrator's Garden.

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Humble Administrator's Garden, located in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, was built in the early years of Zheng De in Ming Dynasty (65438+early 6th century). It is a masterpiece of Jiangnan classical gardens. It, together with Beijing Summer Palace, chengde mountain resort and Suzhou Lingering Garden, is called the four famous gardens in China and the mother of China gardens.

Humble Administrator's Garden covers an area of 78 mu (52,000 square meters). The whole garden is divided into three parts: east, middle and west. In addition, the residential part is now the exhibition hall of the Garden Museum. The eastern part is bright and cheerful, mainly composed of distant mountains, pine lawns and bamboo docks in Pinggang. The middle part is the essence of Humble Administrator's Garden. The pool water area accounts for 1/3, which is dominated by water, with lush trees and natural scenery.

The pool in the west is in the shape of a curved ruler, which is characterized by the separation of pavilions and terraces, the ups and downs of cloisters, the reflection of water waves, unique taste and gorgeous decoration. The main building is Yuanyang Pavilion No.36 near the side of the house.

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