Xishuiguan is located at the western end of Renmin Street in Jiading Town and dates back to the Yuan Dynasty. According to the Jiading County Annals from the Guangxu era: "In the 12th year of the Jiading reign during the Southern Song Dynasty (1219), Magistrate Gao Yansun built an earthen wall. In the 18th year of the Zhizheng reign during the Yuan Dynasty (1358), Zhang Shicheng sent General Lü Zhen to rebuild the wall using bricks and stones." By the Ming Dynasty, it had been repaired four times. From…
Jiading Yongning Bridge is located north of Qinghe Road in Jiading Town, to the east of Qiuxia Tower, and dates back to the Yuan Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the district level in Jiading. Protected area: South: Qinghe Road. North: 10 meters outside the bridge structure; East: Bole Shopping Center; West: The western exterior wall of the main building of Qiuxia Tower Mall. Construction control zone: South: Qinghe Road; North…
Jiading Pujie Bridge is located on the east side of Bole Road in Jiading Town, spanning the Lianqi River, and dates back to the Yuan Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the district level in Jiading. Protected area: South/North – 5 meters beyond the bridge structure on each side; East/West – 10 meters beyond the bridge structure on each side. Construction control zone: North – Dongda Street; South – 10 meters beyond the protected area; East/West…
Xichun Bridge (Dengying Bridge) is located diagonally opposite to the southeast of Qiuxia Garden on East Street in Jiading Town, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the district level in Jiading. The protected area extends 5 meters beyond the bridge structure; to the north: East Street; to the south and west: 10 meters beyond the bridge structure. The construction control zone includes: to the north: East Street; to the south: 10 meters beyond the protected area…
Jushan Bridge is located opposite No. 200 on West Street in Jiading Town and dates back to the Ming Dynasty. It is a cultural relic protection unit of Jiading District. Protected area: North – West Street; South – 5 meters beyond the bridge structure; East and West – 10 meters beyond the bridge structure on each side. Construction control zone: North – West Street; South – 10 meters beyond the protected area; East and West – 20 meters beyond the protected area on each side...
The Report of Merits Shrine Canal Conversion Stele is located at the former No. 340, West Main Street, Jiading Town. There are two steles in total, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. The Report of Merits Shrine Canal Conversion Stele is a cultural relic protection unit of Jiading District. Protected area: within 5 meters around the stele as the center. Construction control zone: 10 meters outside the protected area. …
The Hall of Esteemed Scholars is located at No. 159 Renmin Street, Jiading Town, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. Protected area: East and West – 10 meters beyond the building itself. South – Lianqi River. North – Renmin Street. Construction control zone: East and West – 10 meters beyond the protected area. South – Lianqi River. North – Renmin Street. …
Defu Bridge is located at the northern entrance of Nan Hengli in Jiading Town, east of Fahua Pagoda, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. Protected area: East and West – 5 meters beyond the bridge structure on each side; North – Lianqi River; South – 10 meters beyond the bridge structure. No parallel bridges may be constructed within the protected area. Controlled construction zone: East and West – 10 meters north of the protected area…
Taiping Yong’an Bridge is located west of Zhoudiao Bridge in Jiading Town, on Chayuan Lane, Zhongcheng Street, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the district level in Jiading District. Protected area: 5 meters on each side beyond the bridge body in the south and north directions; 10 meters on each side in the east and west directions. Construction control zone: North: Zhongcheng Street; South: 10 meters beyond the protected area; East and West: 20 meters beyond the protected area...
The Former Residence of Wang Jingming is located at No. 194, Renmin Street, Jiading Town, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. Protected area: the exterior wall line of the protected building. Construction control zone: West: 5 meters outside the protected area; East and South: same as the protected area; North: the southern exterior wall line of the adjacent building facing north. …
The Tao'an Liubi Stele is located within the Jiading Campus of Shanghai University in Jiading Town. It dates back to 1962. The Tao'an Liubi Stele is a cultural relic protection unit of Jiading District. Protected area: North – the outer wall line of the northern buildings; West – the perimeter wall; East and South – campus roads of Shanghai University. ... Construction control zone: 10 meters beyond the protected area boundaries. …
The Ye Chi Stele is located on the northeast side of the intersection of Chengzhong Road and Qinghe Road in Jiading Town. It dates back to 1962. The Ye Chi Stele is a cultural relic protection unit of Jiading District. Protected area: South: Qinghe Road; North: Exterior wall line of existing buildings; East and West: 5 meters on either side of the stele. Construction control zone: South: Qinghe Road; North: Southern exterior wall line of the existing 10-story building; East: Western wall line of the existing 6-story building; West: Chengzhong Road.
Qianyan Hall is located at No. 12 Nanxiatang Street, Jiading Town, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. Protected area: East – the west wall of Bole Plaza; West – Hengli River; South – the outer wall of No. 11 Nanxiatang Street; North – 5 meters. Construction control zone: East, South, and North – 15 meters beyond the protected area; West – same as...
The Beishuiguan Ruins are located northeast of Taoliyuan Middle School on North Street in Jiading Town, Jiading District, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. Situated inside the moat of the ancient Jiading Town and at the northern end of the Hengli River, they were initially built during the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty as one of the four water gates of the ancient Jiading Town. The site was discovered in July 2009 during the reconstruction project of the pumping station and sluice gate in the old town area of Jiading. Historically, …
The Tao Residence is located at No. 344, West Street, Jiading Town, and dates back to the Republican era. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. Protected area: the structure itself. Construction control zone: subject to planning control requirements. …
The Gao Family Residence is located at No. 17, Lane 295, South Street, Jiading Town, dating back to the Republican era. It is a cultural heritage site under the protection of Jiading District. Protected area: 10 meters beyond the structure on the north, south, and west sides; the east side is bordered by Hengli River. Construction control zone: 10 meters beyond the protected area on the north, south, and west sides; the east side is bordered by Hengli River. …
Gao Yi Bridge is located at the western end of West Street in Juyuan New District and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. Protected area: East: Shengxin Road. West: 10 meters outside the bridge. South and North: 5 meters from each end of the bridge. Construction control zone: East: Shengxin Road; West: 20 meters beyond the protected area; South and North: 10 meters beyond the protected area...
Jiafeng Third Village is located at the intersection of Qinghe Road and Shanghai-Yi Highway in Juyuan New District, dating back to the 1950s. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. The protected area: east and north – 15 meters beyond the structure itself; south – Qinghe Road; west – Hongshi Road. The construction control zone: same as the protected area. …
The two Zunsheng Dhāraṇī Pagodas are located in the Ancient Yi Garden in Nanxiang Town and date back to the Tang Dynasty. These Tang-era stone pagodas, originally situated at Yunxiang Temple, are inscribed with the Dhāraṇī Sutra. In 1959, the Nanxiang Town government relocated them to the Ancient Yi Garden. The thousand-year-old pagodas are truly breathtaking; fragrant blossoms waft in front of the Plum Blossom Hall; emerald lotuses and ancient towers complement each other beautifully; white cranes in the Pine Garden stretch their necks and cry out. This is the Songhe (Pine and Crane) Garden scenic area, where pavilions, towers, halls, and chambers are set off by pines, lotuses, bamboo, and plum blossoms, evoking longevity and harmony in a delightful landscape. The Tang Dynasty pagodas in the Ancient Yi Garden are key protected cultural relics and stand out among the Tang-era stone pagodas in the Shanghai area today, making them extremely precious.
Nanxiang Putong Pagoda is located within the Guyi Garden in Nanxiang Town and dates back to the Song Dynasty. It is a cultural relic protection unit of Jiading District. Protected area: within the protected area of Guyi Garden. Construction control zone: within the protected area of Guyi Garden. …