Shuncheng Alley

Shuncheng Lane is located in the south gate of the ancient city of Xi’an, parallel to the roots of the city wall. It is full of quaint blue-brick buildings, full of age, and there are many merchants selling cultural products settled in. Together with the adjacent gate of academy, it forms the largest in the northwest. Cultural business district.

Shuncheng Lane is located at the South Gate of Beilin District, Xi'an. You can take bus No. 26 or 322 and get off at the South Gate Station. This alley is very close to Xiangzi Gate, Shuyuan Gate, Defu Lane, Bell Tower and Drum Tower, and the South Gate of the ancient city wall. You can visit them together. Shuncheng Alley is an alley with a long history and culture. The beautiful and dignified Ming and Qing ancient buildings and ancient city walls are distributed on both sides, with a sense of age. There is a bar open at night. The night lights during the Spring Festival are also good.

Shuncheng Alley, as its name suggests, is a section of streets formed along the inner side of the city wall.

Xi’an’s Shuncheng Alley, as its name suggests, is a section of street along the inner side of the city wall. On one side is the towering ancient city wall. In this bluestone alley, there are concentrated youth hostels, restaurants, Bars, coffee houses, and even some Qinqiang or cross talk music societies, whose gates are ajar, waiting for visitors to visit. Enough of the big scenery, in the gaps between the tall buildings in the city, along the roots of the city wall, deep into the small veins of the city!