Name: Guyi Garden
Address: 218 Huyi Hwy, Jiading Qu, China, CN
Telephone: +86 21 5912 2225

Guyi Garden is a park, located at 218 Huyi Hwy, Jiading Qu, China. They can be contacted via phone at +86 21 5912 2225, visit their website www.guyigarden.com for more detailed information.

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218 Huyi Hwy, Jiading Qu

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Tim Chew

09 December 2017

Good and well maintained garden
Leandra Ganko

27 November 2017

Lovely park next to xiaolongbao street near the Nanxiang Metro stop (10 minute walk). 12rmb admission fee is totally worth it. Spent about 1.5 hours wandering around.
Agustinus Budiarto

27 August 2017

Nice, warm and friendly atmosphere
Cheulku Yoon

25 August 2017

중국의 고풍스러운 정원입니다. 입장료가 있습니다. 한적하고 고풍스러워 와 볼만한 가치가 충분합니다.
Einar Johansen

11 May 2017

Gorgeous gardens which I stumbled across by accident, as I took a wrong turn to get to the old street. Lovely ponds, pavilions, and old bridges.

I went on a Saturday morning, and it was absolutely full of old Chinese folk playing games, dancing, and chatting. Quite an atmosphere!

Worth going here before the old street, and then have some of the area's most famous dish, Xiao Long Bao, on nearby GuYi street, which is full of restaurants that will be cheaper than most in the city.
Sakurazy CQ

16 March 2017

古猗园原名猗园，建于明代嘉靖年间（公元1522年—1566年），为时任河南通判的闵士藉所建，取《诗·卫风·淇奥》中“绿竹猗猗”为美盛貌，融嵇康《琴赋》“微风余音，靡靡猗猗，余音袅袅”为一炉而得“猗园”之名，由明代嘉定竹刻名家朱三松精心设计，有“十亩之园，五亩之宅”的规模，后转让给贡生李宜之，后又先后为陆、李两姓所得。
Cálida

13 March 2017

古猗园离市中心上海人民广场约21公里是一座典型的江南园林，也是上海市五大古典园林之一。
Venox 360

11 January 2017

上海にいる期間が長いなら是非とも立ち寄っておきたいところ。敷地の広さに驚くこと間違いなし。ここに立ち寄った際は、近くで上海名物の小籠包を食べてみてはいかがだろうか。
Rawan Soudah

09 July 2016

Lovely classical garden full of lilies and water Had a chat with the locals and they r really friendly It is around 20 minutes walk from the metro station.. Next to the garden it is worth visiting the old city center and water canals and of course eat the famous dumplings
Jing Sha

25 June 2016

Nice garden with lots of bamboo and lotus flowers. Great escape on a hot summer day. Most of the path are paved with pebbles so make sure to wear some comfortable shoes. What the garden lacks is more descriptions of the buildings and plantation, both in Chinese and English, which would give a context for tourists to enjoy the garden more.