A Ming-dynasty Jiangnan classical garden with exquisite pavilions, rockeries and water-side halls, adjoining the City God Temple and the old town's snack street.
First built in the Ming dynasty, Yu Garden is a typical Jiangnan private garden with an ingenious layout, where halls, rockeries and the zigzag bridge complement one another.
Outside the garden, the Yu Garden bazaar and City God Temple are lively, and snacks such as Nanxiang xiaolongbao are famous far and wide, merging classical elegance with bustling street life.
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