What is there to visit in Nanjing Pedestrian Street?

Xinjiekou Pedestrian Street is located in the center of Nanjing with a history of one hundred years. It is one of the most famous commercial streets in Nanjing, and is known as "the first business district in China". Xinjiekou has an important position in China, and it is also called the three major business districts of China with Wangfujing and Xujiahui. Nearly 1,000 merchants including Xinbai, Dayang Department Store, Central Shopping Mall and Laidi have gathered.

Second, Confucius Temple Pedestrian Street

Confucius Temple Pedestrian Street is located in Shili Qinhuai Confucius Temple Scenic Area, which integrates sightseeing, shopping and food, attracting a large number of Chinese and foreign tourists. The biggest feature of Confucius Temple Pedestrian Street is the antique buildings on the street. Most of them are modern imitations, decorated with lights, but without losing the charm of ancient Nanjing. There are many Nanjing specialty food shops in Confucius Temple Pedestrian Street.

3. Laomendong Pedestrian Street

Laomendong Pedestrian Street is located in Laomendong Scenic Area, next to Confucius Temple. Laomendong Pedestrian Street is not as famous as Confucius Temple, but the night scene is particularly attractive. Around the scenic spot are all kinds of lights in ancient buildings. At night, the quaint buildings are quiet and modern against the background of modern lights.

Fourth, the Republic of China style pedestrian street.

The Republic of China Style Pedestrian Street is located near Mao Ye Tiandi in the south of Nanjing, opposite to Shuiyou City. A large number of shops and food stores have gathered on the pedestrian street, creating many sculptures and wall decorations with the style of the Republic of China. Under the light, people seem to have crossed into the Republic of China, attracting many tourists.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Changjiang Road Pedestrian Street

Although it is less than two kilometers, it has gathered important buildings of the Republic of China, such as the Presidential Palace, Meiyuan New Village and the Great Hall of the People, and concentrated the culture of the Republic of China in Nanjing. The buildings of the Republic of China on both sides of the road are now cultural relics, some have built banks, some have built hotels, and some have closed their doors for safekeeping. Next to it is 19 12 bar street, which combines the customs of the Republic of China with contemporary stimulation.