Xiaguan Old Street & Fishing Harbour
霞关老街·渔港
A first-class national fishing port at the southernmost tip of Zhejiang. The Ming-era Jiufeng Old Street, built into the hillside, is known as the “Little Shanghai” on the Zhejiang–Fujian border.
Xiaguan Town lies at the southern tip of Zhejiang, next to Fuding in Fujian. It is a first-class national fishing port and the “Home of Shrimp.” Jiufeng Old Street was first built in the Ming dynasty. It climbs the hills facing the sea, with winding stone steps and a mix of Republican-era arcade buildings and fishing-family stone houses. In its heyday, it was lined with trading houses, earning it the name “Little Shanghai.” Visitors can stroll the old street, watch the sunset at the wharf, eat seafood, and look across to Nanguan Island. Changsha Beach is also nearby. The old street is free, but it has many steps. Be careful in the fishing port work areas.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Puzhuangsuo Fortress
- Yuliao Beach
- Wucheng Moon Bay Beach
- Hedingshan Mountain
- Cangnan 168 Golden Coastline
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- Fanshan Fudewan Miners' Village
- Wenzhou Alum Mine Museum