In the midsummer night, these bridges on the Suzhou River are worth checking in!Which beauty are you?

Where is the most comfortable summer night? It's better to go to the Suzhou River! The Suzhou River is the mother river of Shanghai. With the continuous optimization and improvement of landscape lighting on both sides of the Suzhou River, the night view of the Suzhou River has gradually become a pleasant landscape.

Today, Xiaojialai recommends the five bridges worth seeing the Suzhou River, Tibet Road and Bridge, Zhejiang Road and Bridge, Sichuan Road Bridge, Chapu Road Bridge, and Baidu Bridge. , Historical buildings such as Riverside Building ~ In the summer night, go and check in!

First stop: Tibet Road Bridge

The Tibet Road Bridge is a cross -river passage connecting Huangpu District and Jing'an District. Built in 1853, it was a wooden bridge at the time, because it was adjacent to mud city, commonly known as Nicheng Bridge. In 2002, the old bridge was demolished and a new bridge was rebuilt at the original site. In 2004, the new bridge of Tibet Road was completed.

The decoration of the Xinqiao still preserves its original style, and contains modern elements, which makes the Tibet Road and bridges become a landscape bridge on the Suzhou River. The four -line warehouse beside the bridge attracted much attention for the movie "Bayai".

Second stop: Zhejiang Road Bridge

Zhejiang Road and Bridge is a cross -river passage connecting Huangpu District and Jing'an District. Founded in 1908, it is one of the old bridges of the only fish -belly beam steel truss in China. From the side, the entire bridge figure is a fish skeleton that eliminates the fish, taking into account the force and beauty, which is very classic. The prospect of the bridge is the steel bone and iron bone, and behind it is the traditional Shanghai architecture. There is a cross -style beauty.

Third Station: Sichuan Road Bridge

Sichuan Road and Bridge, also known as the "Liaoda Bridge", was founded in 1878. It connects Hongkou District, Sichuan North Road in the north, and Sichuan Middle Road in Huangpu District in the south. In 1892, the bridge was repaired twice. In 1922, the bridge was demolished and rebuilt, and it was converted into a reinforced concrete bridge.

Because of its geographical location on the south side of the Shanghai Post Museum, it is also called the "Post Office Bridge".

Fourth Station: Shizupu Road Bridge

Shizupu Road Bridge, also known as Erython, is now a reinforced concrete bridge. In 1873, the floating bridge was changed to a wooden bridge. Foreigners were called Pengen Bridge. In order to distinguish the Baidu Bridge of the east, it is also called the Erbaidu Bridge.

In 1927, the wooden bridge was demolished, and the reinforced concrete bridge was rebuilt. Tigerqiu Road in the south and Zhapu Road in the north. Next to the bridge is the source of the Bund, which retains various modern western buildings. It is the source of the Bund's "IWC Architecture Expo".

Fifth Station: Wai Baidu Bridge

The Baidu Bridge is China's first all -steel structure riveting bridge. In 1856, the first generation of Baidu Bridge was completed, called "Wells Bridge". In 1876, the second generation of Baidu Bridge was completed and named "Park Bridge". In 1907, the Baidu Bridge was completed and used to this day. Wai Baidu Bridge connects Huangpu District and Hongkou District. It starts at the intersection of Zhongshan East and South Suzhou Road in the south.

Haven't come to the Bund, it is equivalent to not in Shanghai. And not going through the Baidu Bridge is equivalent to never come to the Bund. This daytime "Iron Man" becomes elegant once at night ...

Edit: Rong Jiayi

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