Zhujiajiao, commonly known as "Jiaolit," is one of the four historical and cultural towns nearest to Shanghai, embodying the essence of a classic Jiangnan water town. The town's meandering waterways and quaint bridges offer a picturesque glimpse into the charm of the Jiangnan region.

The most renowned structure, Fangsheng Bridge, stands as the largest five-arch stone bridge in the Shanghai area, adding to the town's cultural allure. As you stroll along Beida Street, you'll encounter a plethora of distinctive eateries, including the famous Grandma's Zongzi shop, where you can savor various delectable snacks and delicate pastries.

Duration: 3 hours or more

Transportation:

  • Bus: Board buses such as Qingfeng Line, Qingshang Line, Qingshi Line, Qingshang Express Line, Qingxiao Express Line, Qingzheng Express Line, Qingjin Express Line, Songzhu Express Line, Huzhu Express Line, Hushang Express Line, Zhujiajiao 1, Zhujiajiao 2, or Zhujiajiao 3, and alight at Xiangningbang Road Caoping Road Station. From there, it's a walk of approximately 390 meters to reach the destination.

Tickets: 08:30-16:30; Ticket sales stop at 15:00 (January 1 - December 31, Monday to Sunday)

Please note that the specific opening hours are subject to the information provided by the scenic area.

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