Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang Travel Guide

The first stop when you arrive in Fuzhou must be a visit to Sanfang Qixiang! This place is basically Fuzhou’s historical and cultural living room, packed with Ming and Qing dynasty architecture and famous residences, and best of all, it’s free to visit~

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1️⃣【Lin Zexu Memorial Hall】
Address: No. 127 Nanhou Street
Experience the growth journey of the national hero, a must-see is the "Destruction of Opium at Humen" real-life model. Closed on Mondays.

2️⃣【Bing Xin Former Residence】
Address: No. 23 Langguan Alley
A literary courtyard with white walls and black tiles, restoring Bing Xin’s childhood life, perfect for taking stunning photos.

3️⃣【Yan Fu Former Residence】
Address: No. 55 Yijin Lane
A blend of Chinese and Western architectural styles, offering an in-depth understanding of this enlightenment thinker’s life.

4️⃣【Huang Alley Cultural and Creative District】
The newly renovated artsy street area, featuring specialty bookstores and handmade shops, a new popular check-in spot!

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✅ Tongli Rouyan Old Shop (No. 63 Nanhou Street): A century-old shop, with rouyan skin as thin as cicada wings.
✅ Yonghe Fish Balls (No. 32 Ta Alley): Shark fish balls are chewy and juicy, be sure to try the Wufu Linmen combo.
✅ Dingbianhu (Entrance of Jibi Alley): Authentic Fuzhou breakfast, remember to add shrimp oil for extra flavor.

1️⃣ The best time to visit is between 8-10 AM to avoid crowds and get great photos.
2️⃣ Free guide maps are available in the scenic area; it’s recommended to follow the map order for a more efficient visit.
3️⃣ Wear flat shoes for comfort on the bluestone roads in the alleys.
4️⃣ Don’t rush to leave after the lanterns light up at night; the night view has a special charm.

Fuzhou is really perfect for city walks. After exploring Sanfang Qixiang, you can conveniently walk to Duanjiang Ximen to watch the sunset, just a 15-minute walk~