Are there any interesting places in Wuxi suitable for students to go, but the consumption is not very high?

The busiest street in Wuxi is Zhongshan Road, which is the center of Wuxi. Great eastern, Chong'an Temple, Parkson, Dayang, Far East and Yaohan, as well as Suning Plaza and hang lung plaza under construction, are all in that area, and they are worth visiting during the day or at night.

In addition, nanzenji, Nanchang Street, Poly Square, wanda plaza and Jintaihu Square are also good choices. There are many snacks in nanzenji, such as local snacks in Wuxi, steamed buns and wonton in Shengyuan, and snacks all over the world. Nanchang street is more suitable for night. Starbucks, all kinds of desserts, ice cream, and some small bars (those small leisure bars, not those noisy big pubs, if you want to go to big pubs, you can find them in the 19 12 block near Poly Square. ), small jewelry stores and the like. Poly Square is similar to wanda plaza Square and Jintaihu Square, with food, clothes and fun.

The next attractions are Yuanyuanzhu, Lingshan Giant Buddha, Three Kingdoms Water Margin, Liyuan, Xi Hui Park and Taihu Happy Park. Yuantouzhu mainly looks at Taihu Lake and can go to the island by boat. Lingshan Buddha is more sacred. Lingshan and Vatican Palace are spectacular and worth seeing, but the tickets are a bit expensive. The Water Margin of the Three Kingdoms is the shooting base of many movies and TV series, which is not bad. The pear garden is to see Lotus Lake and so on. Tickets are cheaper. There are ferris wheels and dragon boats in the central park next to the pear garden. Climbing Huishan in Xi Hui Park to see the scenery is not bad. Taihu Happy Garden is a combination of zoo and playground, which is more suitable for children.