The Humble Administrator’s Garden: One of China’s most famous gardens, it offers free admission during certain periods. This classical garden showcases the unique beauty of Suzhou landscaping.
Lion Grove Garden: This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its labyrinth of rock formations. Entrance to the garden is free of charge, allowing visitors to explore its tranquil pathways and ponds.
Tiger Hill: A historic landmark in Suzhou, Tiger Hill charges no admission fee for its visitors. The hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and is home to attractions such as the leaning Yunyan Pagoda.
Pingjiang Road: This ancient street in Suzhou’s old town is a picturesque spot to wander for free. Lined with traditional houses, shops, and tea houses, it offers a glimpse into Suzhou’s rich cultural heritage.
Jinji Lake: As a popular recreational area, Jinji Lake attracts visitors with its scenic beauty. Entrance to the lake is free, allowing visitors to enjoy leisurely walks, cycling, or picnics along its shores.
