Nanhou Street
Nanhou Street
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KodoDrummer
Buenos Aires, Argentina64,817 contributions
Oct 2020
We loved walking the historical area referred to as the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. Its origin dates back 1700 years to the Western Jin Dynasty. The are many awesome bronze statues which make for fantastic photo ops.
Written October 11, 2020
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KennyQQ
Singapore, Singapore110 contributions
Mar 2016 • Couples
Took a metered taxi from my hotel.
Tell the drive to drop you at the main gate of Nanhou street. (Tell the hotel staff to tell the driver if you cannot speak Chinese). 南后街
All attractions in downtown Fuzhou can be reached by metered taxi avoid paying those expensive local day tours.
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This is a walking street closed to traffic and it is part of the famous "Three Lanes Seven Alleys" Sanfangqixiang of Fuzhou.
Many local food eateries and shopping. Try the Fuzhou fishball and peanut soup. Avoid the rest.
You can walk the narrow alleys that used to be the old residences of some famous people during the Tang or Ming dynasty. Entrance fees of some places required.
If you do not wanna pay any fees just like me you can just take the pictures of the wooden and bricks stones houses built during the era.
Walk all the way until the end of the street. Cross the road you will be a manmade old waterway with cafes and restaurants on both side. A nice place to relax in the cool weather.
A favourite hangout for the locals too. Many people.
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A lot of the buildings are being renovated and modernized . Starbucks , Macdonalds and even a modern upscale movie cinema is located there with 10 movie screens! 100RMB for a movie ticket.
Tell the drive to drop you at the main gate of Nanhou street. (Tell the hotel staff to tell the driver if you cannot speak Chinese). 南后街
All attractions in downtown Fuzhou can be reached by metered taxi avoid paying those expensive local day tours.
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This is a walking street closed to traffic and it is part of the famous "Three Lanes Seven Alleys" Sanfangqixiang of Fuzhou.
Many local food eateries and shopping. Try the Fuzhou fishball and peanut soup. Avoid the rest.
You can walk the narrow alleys that used to be the old residences of some famous people during the Tang or Ming dynasty. Entrance fees of some places required.
If you do not wanna pay any fees just like me you can just take the pictures of the wooden and bricks stones houses built during the era.
Walk all the way until the end of the street. Cross the road you will be a manmade old waterway with cafes and restaurants on both side. A nice place to relax in the cool weather.
A favourite hangout for the locals too. Many people.
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A lot of the buildings are being renovated and modernized . Starbucks , Macdonalds and even a modern upscale movie cinema is located there with 10 movie screens! 100RMB for a movie ticket.
Written March 29, 2016
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Andrew_Alin
Greater Adelaide, Australia1,645 contributions
Great ambient atmosphere on this luttle pedestrian-only area in fujian.
The street food is yummy, and some little traditional handicrafts sold here will make good little gifts for friends back home.
Worth a visit.
The street food is yummy, and some little traditional handicrafts sold here will make good little gifts for friends back home.
Worth a visit.
Written March 8, 2014
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berlywa
seattle27 contributions
Jun 2012 • Business
This is a must when visiting Fuzhou. Beautiful pedestrian street with great shops and food. Found some great souvenirs here, not cheap crap, but nice things to bring back to the US. Pretty frustrated that I had found a couple of things I really liked but didn't get, most shops will give you a discount price but don't really negotiate of that price. So I didn't buy a couple of things I really liked. As I moved on in my trip found similar items in Shanghia at much higher prices, wish I would have bought on Nanhou Street. The street is not very long, so the most you will probably spend here is 2-3 hours. I would suggest you go just before dusk so you can see in the day and at night. When the lights come on at dark the street is really beautiful.
Written June 9, 2012
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Nis62
Shoham, Israel215 contributions
Aug 2019
We really enjoyed this lovely colorful street. we visited it at both the night and the following day , went through the different alleys and enjoyed its atmosphere
Written August 29, 2019
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Andrew Y
Singapore, Singapore4,724 contributions
Apr 2016 • Friends
This place is better know as San Fang Qi Xiang, 三坊七巷 which means Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. This place is tastefully developed into a commercial street. If you get too much of a culture shock, there is also a MacDonald's. Other than the shops, some of the house has great historical value. Many of the houses are opened as free art galleries so you can enter for a good look. If you head to the end of the street, you can go to Lin Zexu's house for a visit.
Written April 23, 2016
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Trisha
20 contributions
Jan 2016 • Family
Visited this place twice absolutely loved it many food shops great history very friendly people, lots to see , close to all other shops clothing etc there's also a cinema
Written January 23, 2016
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Saysimba
Taizhou, China198 contributions
Jun 2014 • Business
Nanhou Street in Fuzhou is beautiful. It is a treat for the adventure traveler and shopabout alike, with many historic sites like the old home of Lin Zexu, great eateries, and mystical shops. I love it!
Written August 19, 2014
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Austin, Canada53,798 contributions
Apr 2014 • Couples
This could be anywhere in China. Seems every town of a certain size has it walking street with (fake) old buildings selling the same souvenirs.
On the side street are the former residences of famous local people but you cannot visit. Ok to walk around there to kill time, have some local snack food and chill at Starbucks.
Certainly not a must-see in China.
On the side street are the former residences of famous local people but you cannot visit. Ok to walk around there to kill time, have some local snack food and chill at Starbucks.
Certainly not a must-see in China.
Written April 12, 2014
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Jon C
Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia21 contributions
Nov 2013 • Friends
Very nice place. Beautiful wooden shops all over, gives this place a great ambience.
Lots of traditional food around. Near the entrance, there's a lady selling steamed white rice cakes called Migao. Very expensive as it sells by weight. But it's great. Very fragrant and chewy. Best eaten hot. Slightly sweet.
Very enjoyable, and romantic.
Too short as a pedestrian street. Fuzhou has no subway, so taking the taxi is required everywhere you go.
Getting a taxi between 4-5pm is impossible in Fuzhou.
Lots of traditional food around. Near the entrance, there's a lady selling steamed white rice cakes called Migao. Very expensive as it sells by weight. But it's great. Very fragrant and chewy. Best eaten hot. Slightly sweet.
Very enjoyable, and romantic.
Too short as a pedestrian street. Fuzhou has no subway, so taking the taxi is required everywhere you go.
Getting a taxi between 4-5pm is impossible in Fuzhou.
Written January 4, 2014
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I will be in Fuzhou and intend to visit this place and happen to fall in 1st May. Any idea whether it opens on Labour day. And what is the opening and closing hrs for other days. Tks
Feliptio21
Baden, Switzerland228 contributions
Nope Chinese do not know the Labour day. So all sites are Open...I‘m pretty sure they are always open, maybe except Chinese New Year, but at this time of the year you don’t want to travel in China anyways
Jean L
Singapore, Singapore4 contributions
Is there a walking map to guide us in this area?
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Frequently Asked Questions about Nanhou Street
- Nanhou Street is open:
- Sun - Sat 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
- Hotels near Nanhou Street:
- (0.12 mi) Wanghe Hotel
- (0.17 mi) Dongbai Hotel Fuzhou
- (0.19 mi) 7 Days Inn Fuzhou Dongjiekou Sanfang Qixiang
- (0.22 mi) Shanshui Hotel
- (0.23 mi) Ju Chun Yuan Hotel
- Restaurants near Nanhou Street:
- (0.01 mi) Starbucks (San Fang QiXiang)
- (0.03 mi) Honeymoon Dessert(Nanhou Street)
- (0.03 mi) MuJinRouWan (NanHouJie)
- (0.07 mi) YiKuai DouFu
- (0.12 mi) KaiXin MuChang
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