Zhangzuolin Villa

The main building of the villa is centered on the ancient hot spring well of the Tang Dynasty, which is the largest excavated in Xingcheng Hot Spring, with a three-story courtyard with a foyer, anteroom and a back hall. All construction area of more than 2,000 square meters, covering an area of more than 5,000 square meters, although the scale is not grand, but the craftsmanship is exquisite, the layout is reasonable, the combination of East and West architectural styles, quiet and chic

Zhang Zuoqi Villa, Xingcheng Station is the Xingcheng No. 1 bus hot spring water bus stop. Connected with the water tune head. There are free attractions outside, and the charge part is the first spring in the villa and outside the gate. The hot spring is very magical. There is a hot spring foot pool in the paid scenic spot, and you can soak your feet for free.

Located in the North Hospital of Xingcheng Railway Sanatorium, built in the 1920s, there is also a large hot spring inside. Since Zhang Zuoqi is busy with war, the villa has not been lived since it was built. There are not many tourists who come here, and the tickets for 30 yuan are indeed some high, and the price is not high.

Fengyun Years The old site of Xingcheng Old Ying Zhang Zuoqi Villa is located in the core area of the North Hospital of Xingcheng Railway Sanatorium. It is a small complex integrating the East Ocean pattern and Western European charm. Construction began in October 1927, a high-end villa-style railway bathhouse hotel covering an area of 5,000 square meters and a construction area of 2,000 square meters. Tangquan in the courtyard was excavated in the early Tang Dynasty and has been flowing for more than 1,000 years. "Wangu Hot Spring Water, a hundred years of travel. The heat flow from the ground, the heating wants to float." The villa consists of a three-entry courtyard with foyer, front hall and back hall. Blue bricks and green tiles, European-style porch, bodhi shade, the building complex is simple and quiet, elegant and chic.

In Xingcheng, there is a famous hot spring hotel, Shen Tie Xingcheng Water Tiaogetou Hot Spring Hotel. In the north courtyard of the hotel, a small complex integrating the East Ocean pattern and Western European charm is particularly eye-catching, with blue bricks and green tiles, European-style porch, and Bodhi shade. The whole building is very quiet and chic. The plaque on the front of the porch: "Zhang Zuoyu Villa" is particularly eye-catching. This villa consists of a three-entry courtyard with a foyer, anteroom and a back hall. Although it is not large in scale, it is exquisite in craftsmanship and reasonable layout. The front hall and the middle hall are brick and wooden buildings, the back hall is a three-story building, and there is a corridor connected to the east and west wing rooms, the courtyard is also elegant and chic. The hot spring in the yard was excavated in the early Tang Dynasty and is known as the "first spring outside the gate". It has been flowing for more than 1,000 years. Xu Jingchong, a poet of the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem about this spring: "Wangu Hot Spring Water, a hundred years of swimming. The heat flow from the ground, the heating wants to float." The poem depicts the scene of the ancient well water of this hot spring tumbling and the hot air floating. The two thousand-year-old bodhi trees in the courtyard are about fifteen meters tall, lush and dry, and they are towering. The trunks are full of red wish silks, red-clad and vegetarian, rich in spirit. If you have a wishing need, you can place your wish and blessing under the Bodhi tree, and you will be able to do what you wish and do what you want.

Zhang Zuoqi Villa is located in the core area of the North Hospital of Xingcheng Railway Sanatorium. It is a small complex integrating the East Ocean pattern and Western European charm. It is small and exquisite and exquisite. Built in the 1920s, the villa has a total construction area of more than 2,000 square meters and covers an area of more than 5,000 square meters. It is a small complex facing south and north, built around a large hot spring. It has a three-story suite with a foyer, front and back halls.