Kuanghouli
Kuanghouli is a retro-style commercial street, originally named Kuanghou Street, located near Jinan’s Liberation Tower and Black Tiger Spring. With the opening of Kuanghouli, Kuanghou Street has been transformed into a vibrant area, becoming Jinan’s version of “Kuanzhai Alley.” The area features boutique cafes and candy shops with a trendy vibe, as well as traditional Jinan delicacies and a refined selection of both classic and contemporary goods. From food and fashion to entertainment, there's a wide variety of unique and upscale offerings. Kuanghouli has become yet another iconic landmark of Jinan.
Strolling through Kuanghouli, visitors are greeted by an array of classic Chinese architecture. The area is lined with imitation ancient buildings featuring grey bricks, black tiles, upturned eaves, and ornate brackets—each structure unique in style, exuding the essence of old Jinan. Traditional folk residences, time-honored shops, flagstone-paved lanes, and former residences of notable figures blend harmoniously, transporting you back in time as if walking through Jinan’s historic alleys. It's a refreshing experience where past and present converge.
There’s a hint of wine aroma deep within the alleys. As a city landmark, Kuanghouli carries profound cultural significance. A blend of heritage and innovation, history is revitalized here while modern development surges forward. With the passage of time, Kuanghouli will only grow more prosperous.
Photography: Shao Kai
Source: Tourism Public Service Center, Municipal Tourism Development Commission
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