Travel in China
Walk from the northern end to the Customs House and the riverside at the southern end.
Suggested Itinerary
- The northern entrance
Begin at the pedestrian street's main gate. - The architecture walk
Walk south past the renovated banks and trading houses. - The Customs House and river
Finish at the Customs House clock tower and the Yangtze promenade.
What to See
1
The Jianghan Customs House
The Renaissance clock tower from 1924.
2
The Bank Facades
Granite and terracotta buildings from the concession era.
3
The Pedestrian Street
Wuhan's busiest shopping boulevard.
4
The Yangtze Promenade
The riverside walkway at the road's end.
5
The Night Illumination
The buildings lit in warm colours after dark.
6
The Entrance Archway
The ornate gate marking the pedestrian street.
Photo Gallery
Tips from Real Travelers
Food & Drink
The pedestrian street food
Snack stalls and restaurants along the boulevard.
The riverside restaurants
Dining along the Yangtze promenade.
Hubu Alley (10 min metro)
Traditional Wuhan breakfast and snacks.
Downtown Wuhan dining
The surrounding Hankou district has extensive options.
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