Tianxiang Xiaozhu Villa

Tianxiang Xiaozhu, you have to enter the Suzhou Library to visit, relatively small, in the garden I have visited is not special, there are not many people, it seems unnecessary to come here.

Tianxiang Xiaozhu is hidden in the Suzhou Library. You have to ask the staff to find a peace. It is a small and famous garden, but this can be said to be the quietest garden. There are not many people. They are all people who come to read books.

Located in the Suzhou Library, it is also a place to read now. The key cultural relics protection units in the country can come and see. It is antique and has a good loss. It is relatively low-key and no one comes.

Tianxiang Xiaozhu B&B, there were many people here before, especially good, the outside environment is particularly good, there are two floors around, the second time here, especially good, very good.

Tianxiang Xiaozhu is located in the Suzhou Library on Renmin Road in the city, and is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. In fact, after many times, I don't know that there is such a small garden inside. This time, it was a Chinese and Western wall garden villa, "Tianxiang Xiaozhu" as part of Suzhou Library, you can freely enter and exit. In addition to the fragrance of literature and art, more is the design of Suzhou gardens, rockery, pavilion, trees are lush, the pavilion at a glance is a good place to relax and enjoy the scenery.

Tianxiang Xiaozhu is a Chinese and Western wall garden villa. It was built in 1935 by Xi Qixuan, the owner of Dongting Dongshan Xijia Garden, and was once occupied by Li Shiqun, the governor of Wang pseudo. After liberation, it was used by the Party and government organs. In 2001 it was opened as the ancient books department of Suzhou Library. The residential area covers 2664 square meters and the building area is 1033 square meters. It is divided into residential and garden parts. In the west, the existing buildings are in a "back" shape, with a hall (room), main building and east and west wing buildings. Three buildings form a "pin" shape.