The Humble Administrator's Garden is the largest and most famous classical Chinese garden in Suzhou, recognized as one of the four best gardens in China and a UNESCO Heritage site, featuring architectures, pavilions, bridges, ponds, rocks, lush flowers and trees.

The Lingering Garden, also known as Luo Yin, is a renowned classical Chinese garden and one of the four most famous gardens in China, known for its magnificent halls and Qing style buildings.

Tiger Hill features a leaning pagoda, lush gardens, and serene surroundings, offering panoramic views and capturing the essence of Suzhou's rich cultural heritage.

Suzhou Museum features relics of Wudi, Wuta, national treasures, calligraphy, and paintings, with white walls, black tiles, and light and shadow effects creating a Chinese-style ink painting atmosphere.

Pingjiang Road is known for its ancient stone bridges, narrow alleyways, red brick buildings, and diverse food stalls offering local delicacies like fried noodles and sweet-scented osmanthus cake.

Shantang Street is a 1,200-year-old pedestrian street in Suzhou, known for its blend of old and new, featuring local shops, traditional tea houses, ancient stone bridges, and global chains along a serene canal.

Jinji Lake is the largest city lake park in China, offering a lakeside avenue, a large park, and night views of bridges and pavilions, with restaurants along the Li Gong Di causeway.

The Suzhou Silk Museum allows visitors to witness the silk-making process and learn about the cultural significance of silk in Suzhou, showcasing a wide range of silk artifacts.