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Tiger Hill

3.3 MILES

In the far northwest of town, Tiger Hill is a major drawcard for Chinese tourists, and the beacon that draws them is the leaning Cloud Rock Pagoda (ÔÆÑÒËþ,¡­

Garden of the Master of the Nets

1.27 MILES

Off Shiquan Jie, this pocket-sized garden is considered one of Suzhou's best preserved. Laid out in the 12th century, it went to seed and was later¡­

Suzhou Museum

2.04 MILES

This stunning museum, one of only two in mainland China designed by IM Pei, is a modern interpretation of Suzhou architecture, with its confluence of¡­

Humble Administrator¡¯s Garden

2.17 MILES

The largest of Suzhou's gardens, the Humble Administrator¡¯s Garden is often considered to be the most impressive, but its fame draws in constant crowds,¡­

Pingjiang Lu

1.62 MILES

On the eastern side of the city, this canalside road has whitewashed local houses sitting comfortably side by side with teahouses and trendy cafes selling¡­

Pan Gate Scenic Area

0.67 MILES

This quiet part of Suzhou is lovely, with a section of the city wall straddling the outer moat in the southwest corner of the city. Dating from 1355, the¡­

Hanshan Temple

2.76 MILES

Literally meaning 'Cold Mountain Temple' and founded around AD 500, Hanshan is famous in China thanks to a Tang-dynasty (618¨C907) poem that is taught at¡­

Shantang Jie

1.72 MILES

This picturesque canalside street has been in use for more than a thousand years, having been built in the Tang dynasty (around 825¨C826) to transport¡­