Yidali Fengqing Street

I went to Wuhan for a tour and came to Optics Valley World City. The Italian Style Street is one of the attractions. It is close to the French Style Street, with a small circular square in the middle. When I passed by that day, there happened to be a live broadcast, a singing live broadcast, which attracted a lot of passers-by to watch. It is really possible to search for this event on the Internet. There is a circle around it, and there are probably 3-4-story buildings. There are educational institutions, gourmet restaurants, etc. on the upper floors.

One of the Most famous place in.Wuhan. 1. local and international Shopping stores.2. local and international Restaurants.3. public activities outdoor ( Pop singers, face painters, and others.).4. kids activities indoor mall.

It is a part of Guanggu Pedestrian Street, which is already very deep inside. It is really not as lively as before. Logically, there should be no shortage of people here, but many shops inside are not open and are empty. The investment promotion is not done well.

If you come to Wuhan, you must go to Guanggu Pedestrian Street. There is everything in it, including food, entertainment and shopping! The most distinctive building is Duomo Cathedral, a typical medieval Gothic building, tall, sharp and narrow. The buildings in the commercial district are also very vivid, and the decorations, paintings and sculptures are meticulous and very exquisite. You can see that a lot of thought was put into building it. Friends who come to Fengqing Street will visit this church. At night, there are often singers singing in front of Duomo Cathedral. Most of them are love songs, very affectionate and beautiful, and people can't help but stop for him. There are also many delicacies here, with a variety of snacks from all over the country, which will definitely keep you full, and the transportation is very convenient. You can take the bus or take a taxi, which is very convenient.

Italian Style Street is one of the four European Style Streets in Guanggu Pedestrian Street. The four European Style Streets each reflect the architectural and cultural characteristics of each country. The main building of Italian Style Street is the Duomo Cathedral, and there are also sculptures of figures of Christian religious culture. For example, Gothic-style churches, spires, grandeur, Christian gods, thrones, and medieval warrior statues. Walking here, you will feel like you are walking on a medieval Roman street.

After walking along the Spanish Pedestrian Street in Optics Valley, cross a road and cross the pedestrian crossing to the next style street, which is the Italian style street. The first thing that comes into view is the cathedral. At night, the cathedral will be lit up with various colors. Many passers-by will stop here and take their short videos or photos. Of course, there are also some performing artists who sit and live broadcast while interacting with passers-by.

Italian Style Street is one of the three exotic streets in Guanggu Pedestrian Street, located between Spanish Style Street and German Style Street. Coming down from the train tracks of The Wizard of Oz is Italian Style Street. It is full of Italian and European architectural images. The most famous one is the Duomo Cathedral.

It is not easy to sell something now. I thought I was in a museum and there were free explanations. I just wanted to give a thumbs up to Tianjin. However, the explanations were good and there was no forced consumption. I got a better understanding of Tianjin. After the Treaty of Beijing, 9 countries set up concessions in Tianjin at most. The area was 8 times that of Tianjin’s old city. So Tianjin was known as the International Building Complex. Tianjin’s 3 firsts: stamps/telegraph lines/telephone lines (from Tianjin to Baoding) Tianjin’s first Fei Ge bicycle, with lights that light up automatically, leather seats, and no crossbars. This also established that Tianjin’s bicycles are unmatched in the country. 1.6-meter-long Tianjin hemp flower, Guinness record holder Yangliuqing New Year paintings and paper-cutting are both intangible cultural heritage