Dongmen Pedestrian Street

The commercial street is very popular, there are many snacks, shops, and many live broadcasters dancing on the street. It is a bit noisy, but it is very lively, grounded, antique architecture and modern atmosphere are integrated together, and I see a big cockroach, and a huge clock, which is quite distinctive. It took almost three hours to take parents and baby to stroll around and eat.

Dongmen Old Street, Dongmen Old Street, Luohu District, Shenzhen, full name is Shenzhen Dongmen Commercial Pedestrian Block, north to Lixin Road, south to Shennan Road, east to Dongmen Middle Road, west to Xinyuan Road, the total area of 17.6 10,000 square meters. The roots of ancient Shenzhen are in Nantou Old Town; The roots of modern Shenzhen are in "Shenzhen Xu". This "Shenzhen Xu" is commonly known as "Dongmen Old Street". Dongmen Old Street truly records a history of Shenzhen city development. Dongmen Commercial Street is a witness to the historical stage of modern Shenzhen, an integral part of Shenzhen's historical and cultural accumulation, and is the root of Shenzhen people.

Dongmen Old Street can be said to be the "root" of modern Shenzhen, Shenzhen's older commercial pedestrian district. Tens of thousands of shops are densely packed, and various buildings stand next to each other. For a long time, "East Gate" has become a banner of Shenzhen's business and trade industry, reflecting and guiding Shenzhen's consumption trends and fashion. The East Gate has always been a popular place, with shops and snack bars gathered, very lively. Old street east and west squares have a set of bronze bells, each morning and evening ring once, has become the symbol of the East Gate.

Dong Men or East Gate Pedestrian Street is my favorite walking street in Shenzhen. I used to visit this place at least once per week. Fascinating!

There are many kinds of products, a dazzling array of products, and the snacks are delicious and delicious.

dongmen lao jie has a ton of food shops but also a throng of people. be prepared to be packed in a sea of people, especially in the food alleys