Fuzimiao Temple Antique Market / 夫子庙大市场

Nanjing

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Fuzimiao Temple Antique Market / 夫子庙大市场

Be amazed by the number of arts and crafts, calligraphy works and Chinese ink paintings on sale. Souvenir shops line the street. Maybe it will cost you a little more, given that it is a touristic site, but it is convenient to find all you need in one stop.

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addressOpposite to Lianziying Complex Building, 188 Pingjiangfu Road, Nanjing
moreInfoThe Fuzimiao Temple Tourist Area

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