Garden of Three Masters
三翁花园
A themed garden honoring three literary giants who died in the same year, 1616: Tang Xianzu, Shakespeare, and Cervantes. Chinese and Western architecture and sculpture sit side by side.
Garden of Three Masters lies south of Fuzhou city's downtown in Jiangxi Province and is themed around Tang Xianzu, Shakespeare, and Cervantes, who all died in 1616. The garden is divided into Eastern and Western sections. It features statues of the three writers, sculptures depicting scenes from their works, and architectural features such as a replica of Shakespeare's birthplace in England, along with theatrical exhibits. It is a flagship project promoting cultural exchange between China and the West through drama. Entry is free, the grounds are spacious, and it is a good spot for photos and leisurely strolls. Bring sun protection in summer. Getting there: a bus or taxi from the city center takes about 15 minutes. It pairs well with the Celebrity Sculpture Park and the Tang Xianzu Grand Theatre.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Celebrities Sculpture Park & Tang Xianzu Grand Theatre
- Wang Anshi Memorial Hall
- Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall
- Nixian Pavilion
- Menghu Lake
- Wenchangli Historic District
- Huwan Bookshop Street, Jinxi
- Dajinshan Temple