Renfengli Lane
仁丰里
An old district that retains the Tang-era “fishbone” street layout, where craft shops, bookstores, and long-time Yangzhou residents coexist. It is quieter than Dongguan Street.
Renfengli is in the southwest of the old city, on the east side of Wenhe Road. More than ten alleys extend from both sides of its north-south main street, forming a “fishbone” pattern inherited from the Tang-dynasty walled wards, a rare intact example of ancient street texture in Yangzhou. After micro-renewal, the district now hosts bookstores, craft workshops, cafés, and small exhibition spaces, while many original residents still live here, giving it a strong sense of everyday life. It is free to enter, and a visit takes about an hour. It is about a 10-minute walk from Pishi Street and Wenchang Pavilion, making it suitable for visitors who like quiet neighborhoods.
Opening hours
All day (shops approx. 10:00–20:00)
Nearby sights
- Pishi Street
- Wenchang Pavilion
- Fuchun Teahouse
- Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou Memorial Hall
- Yechun Teahouse
- Shi Kefa Memorial Hall
- Xiaopangu Garden
- Ge Garden