Fengjing Ancient Town | Shanghai's Millennium Ancient Town

| Shanghai's Millennium Ancient Town. If you are looking for a relatively quiet place where you can enjoy various snacks and delicacies, I recommend Fengjing Ancient Town. As one of the four major ancient towns in Shanghai, Fengjing Ancient Town has a history of more than 1,500 years and is a place where Wu and Yue cultures intersect. The entire ancient town is not a fenced-off scenic area; it is surrounded by three streets (Qingfeng Street, Heping Street, and Zhongda Street) and two rivers. The waterways are not wide, crisscrossing each other. The alleys are not large, quiet, and accessible. There are bridges every three steps, lush greenery by the water, houses lined up neatly, and eaves corridors are exquisite and elegant, all together forming a small and beautiful Jiangnan. 👉🏻 If you plan to visit Fengjing Ancient Town, remember to save and bookmark this guide⭐. 🚦Transportation: 🚗 By car: From downtown Shanghai to Fengjing Ancient Town, it takes about 1 hour. 🚌 Public transportation: Take Metro Line 1 to Jinjiang Park, walk to the Southwest Bus Station, and take the Fengmei Line to get off at Fengjing Archway. 🅿️ Parking: 10 yuan per time 🎫 Tickets: Free 🚤 Boat ride: 120 yuan 🆓 Free entry to the ancient town: Walk from the visitor center towards the archway with the word 'Fengjing,' then walk west at the new Feng Road intersection to reach the ancient town. 📣 Reminder: 1. Do not buy tickets for paid attractions at the visitor center. 2. Do not take rickshaws outside the scenic area; you can walk to the ancient town in about 5 minutes from the visitor center. 🍱 Food: Fengjing Zongzi, Fengjing Shaomai, Old Street Tangyuan, Smoked Bullfrog, Egg Burger, Fang Cake, Mung Bean Soup, Begonia Cake, Old Street Oil Dumplings, Fengjing Ding Hoof. 🔍About me… An engineer at a foreign company Part-time travel writer