Ancient Culture Street (Gu Wenhua Jie) – China is one of the most interesting and historically accurate streets in China. It looks and feels just like stepping into the 19th century in ancient China.
China created Ancient Culture Street in Tianjin so that the citizens of China and tourists would not forget the old ways of living in China. The streets hold many delights for shopping and sightseeing. The architecture is built in the style of old-world China, and is an experience not to be missed.
What to Expect
Visitors to Ancient Culture Street should be prepared to visit the numerous shops selling various knick-knacks and antiques. Enough money should be brought to cover any purchases made there. Weather in Tianjin is fairly mild, with below freezing temperatures in winter and high 70’s in summer. Dress accordingly for each season. Visitors should bring sun block or hats and a camera.
Hours of Operation
Ancient Culture Street (Gu Wenhua Jie) – China’s hours vary by each shop. Visitors should arrive from late morning to early afternoon to catch the maximum number of open shops. If planning to visit other locations, arrive as early as possible for maximum enjoyment. If visiting the nearby Confucius Temple (Wen miao), it’s hours are: Sunday-Saturday-9am-5pm.
Admission Cost
Admission to Ancient Culture Street is free; however, anything bought in the shops will cost money as well as any food offered. Admission to the Confucius Temple is RMB4 per person. The Tianhuo Temple (Tianhou gong), located on Ancient Culture Street offers free admission as well.
How to Get There
Ancient Culture Street (Gu Wenhua Jie) – China is located in the northeast corner of the city of Tianjin. The most reliable modes of transport to Ancient Culture Street are the railway system or by taking a taxi. From the railway station you can take a taxi to Ancient Culture Street, or it is also possible to walk there. It is located on Wenhua street (Wenhua jie), and a very short walk east from the Confucius Temple.
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