Three Lanes and Seven Alleys Travel Guide

Fuzhou

Two small green figurines on a wooden railing with a blurred background of greenery and red spherical objects.
A narrow alleyway with traditional architecture, including wooden doors and tiled roofs.
A wooden walkway beside a calm lake, surrounded by trees and stone railings.
A narrow alleyway with brick walls and white plaster, featuring arched doorways and wall-mounted lanterns.
A stone pavement with engraved Chinese characters.

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Sanfang Qixiang

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You can find out about the history of Fuzhou when you stop by Sanfang Qixiang. Take in the museums and mountain views in the area.
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Find the best Three Lanes and Seven Alleys areas for the activities you enjoy most.
A pagoda, traditional Chinese architecture, and a pond.

Gulou

You'll enjoy the mountain views and museums in Gulou. You might want to make time for a stop at West Lake Park or 1911 Revolution Memorial Museum.

Changle

While visiting Changle, you might make a stop by sights like Xianying Palace Mud Statue and Changle Science and Technology Museum.

A large rock formation with carved characters and a pond with green algae.
Photo by Caitlin Coleman-Chen
Open Photo by Caitlin Coleman-Chen

Taijiang District

If you're spending some time in Taijiang District, Chating Park and Wuyi Square are top sights worth seeing.

A stone staircase leading uphill, flanked by dense vegetation and a wooden railing.
Photo by Jet Chen
Open Photo by Jet Chen

Jin'an District

If you're spending some time in Jin'an District, Hot Spring Park and Taihe Plaza are top sights worth seeing.

A sunset over a river with a bridge, boats, and industrial structures.

Cangshan

While visiting Cangshan, you might make a stop by sights like Haixia Olympic Center and Fuzhou Strait International Conference and Exhibition Center.

Three Lanes and Seven Alleys Travel Guide