Which scenic spots are open for free during the Spring Festival in Suzhou?

Suzhou Spring Festival free attractions include Tiger Hill, Lingering Garden, Art Garden, Humble Administrator's Garden, Huanxiu Mountain Villa, Lion Forest, Yiyuan Garden, Lotus Garden, Master of Nets Garden, Canglang Pavilion and so on. Stay in the park. Lingering Garden is a large-scale classical private garden in China, which represents the style of Qing Dynasty. This garden is famous for its architectural art, spacious and gorgeous hall and various courtyards. The whole garden adopts irregular layout, which makes the garden architecture integrate with mountains, water and stones, showing natural interest. 2. Humble Administrator's Garden. The layout of Humble Administrator's Garden is dense and natural, characterized by water, vast water surface, simple and innocent scenery and nature. It takes the pool water as the center, and the rocks, ancient trees, bamboos and flowers in the park form a distant and quiet picture. 3. Grace Garden. Yiyuan Garden was built in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. The garden is divided into east and west parts. The old garden in the west is the ancestral hall, and the south can be used for living. Because the garden was built late, it absorbed the advantages of cloisters, mandarin duck halls, rockeries, stone boats and other gardens. 4. The owner of Nets Park. Master Wang's garden changed hands several times. Most of the owners are literati, and their poems and inscriptions are left in the garden, which have been restored and sorted out. Master Wang Garden covers an area of about half a hectare and is the smallest garden in Suzhou. 5. Art Garden. There is a courtyard between the front hall and the back hall of the residential area, which is connected by brick-carved gatehouses. The art garden retains the style, layout and gardening techniques of Ming gardens. Because of its simplicity, simplicity, natural simplicity, exquisite architecture and beautiful landscape, it is a masterpiece of residential gardens in the Ming Dynasty.