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Group of islands off the coast. There is a bunch of "scenic spots"; you have to pay for some. Once there, it is probably easiest to take a taxi to the different scenic spots. Do not believe the touts that approach you when you get off the bus.
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温州乐园
Financed and constructed by Sino-US joint venture company and designed by an American designer.
三垟湿地; Sānyángshīdì
A group of around 136 islands with a shitton of bridges connecting them, as well as a bunch only reached by big concrete canoes. In total it is something like 13 km2. They are building a bunch of gazebos, gardens and new bridges and plan to open the garden as an attraction.
温州博物馆
Wenzhou's main museum.
梧田老街; Wútián Lǎojiē
Wutian Old Street combines the charm of Wenzhou's traditional residential architecture with the natural beauty of the Tanghe River. The buildings use local materials, featuring grey bricks, wooden structures, and small black-tile roofs, creating a calm and historic atmosphere. Key architectural elements include wooden balconies, arcade-style facades, and intricate designs.The street is an ideal place for evening strolls, offering scenic views and a rich cultural experience. Visitors can enjoy the ambiance, explore shops, and savor local snacks.
温州年代美术馆
Devoted to contemporary art.
五马街; Wǔmǎjiē
Wuma Street is Wenzhou's most popular pedestrian street, known for its vibrant atmosphere and local specialties. It’s a great place to enjoy Wenzhou-style snacks, shop for unique items, and experience the city’s culture.