Zhuhai Road
Introduction: Adjacent to Waisha Island, Zhuhai Road is a century-old street first built in 1883. Stretching 1.44 kilometers in length and 9 meters in width, the street is lined with many Sino-Western arcade-style buildings, including the former sites of the British, French, and German consulates, the former site of the German Semper & Co. trading company, and the former site of the Catholic Church’s convent. These structures bear witness to the former prosperity of Beihai and are hailed as a living “modern architectural almanac.” Transportation: Located in the northern part of the city center, the road stretches from Beihai Customs in the east to Waisha Island in the west. Visitors can take a taxi from the city center to either the Customs or the Waisha Island entrance. The entire street can also be explored on foot in about 30 minutes.
Beihai City, Guangxi
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