
Jianghan Road
Jianghan Road is very popular in Wuhan. It is longer in total (One hundred seventy-seven meters) than the famous Nanjing Road in Shanghai.
Over 200 stores and shops housed in traditional buildings sell a complete selection of clothes, appliances, food, commodities...
Jianghan Road is very popular in Wuhan. It is longer in total (One hundred seventy-seven meters) than the famous Nanjing Road in Shanghai.
Over 200 stores and shops housed in traditional buildings sell a complete selection of clothes, appliances, food, commodities, and other luxury goods. Five squares decorated in different styles are arranged along this street with greenery, springs, cafes, and bars. Along the street are buildings that housed old banks, stores and statues. Every aspect of the street contributes to retelling the history of Wuhan. Amenities such as pay phones, electronic screens, mailboxes and car parking are available for your convenience and enjoyment.
How to Get There: You can take the tourist special line of Bus 401 from the Wuchang Railway Station or Bus 533 from the Hankou Railway Station. Otherwise take No.1 or No.2 trolley buses; or the No.1, No.2, No.24 or No.45 buses.
Supermarkets and malls
Supermarket chains such as Zhong Bai Group (more than 30 branches in Wuhan), Carrefour, Metro, Wal-Mart and Parkson have stores distributed throughout each of Wuhan's districts. The prices are pretty low, but the quality of goods can be a bit higher than the average Chin...
Supermarket chains such as Zhong Bai Group (more than 30 branches in Wuhan), Carrefour, Metro, Wal-Mart and Parkson have stores distributed throughout each of Wuhan's districts. The prices are pretty low, but the quality of goods can be a bit higher than the average Chinese shop.
Medium to large-scale shopping centers with commodities including clothing, food, books, home appliances and furniture can be found along basically any street or neighborhood of Wuhan. Just walk in and find want you need. As usual, the prices are reasonable, but watch out for the quality.
Hankou district
Wal-Mart 沃尔玛
Metro 麦德龙 (#144, Jiefang Dadao, 解放大道144号)
Carrefour 家乐福 (#244, Zhongshan Dadao,中山大道244号)
Wuhan Department Store 武汉百货公司
Wuhan Plaza 武汉广场
New World Department Store 武汉新世界百货
Liuduqiao Department Store
Wuhan Department Store 武汉百货公司
Wuhan Plaza 武汉广场
New World Department Store 武汉新世界百货
Liuduqiao Department Store
Wuhan Friendship Company
Metropolis Department Store
Galaxy Plaza 银河广场
Jianghan Road Commercial District
Zhong Nan Department Store
Shanghai Shopping Center
Metropolis Department Store
Galaxy Plaza 银河广场
Jianghan Road Commercial District
Zhong Nan Department Store
Shanghai Shopping Center
Wuchang district
Metro (#1, Tiyuguan Road, Stadium Road, 武汉体育馆路)
Carrefour (#1, Zhongbei Road, 中北路)
People’s Parade
Zhongnan Road Commercial Districts
Asia Commercial Plaza
Asia Commercial Plaza
Hanyang district
Carrefour (#687, Hanyang Dadao, 汉阳大道687号)
Hangyang Department Store 汉阳百货
Zhongjiacun Commercial District
Zhongjiacun Commercial District
Xianggang Road
Located at No. 209 Xianggang Road (香港路) is a large art and antiques market. An array of stalls and stores sell traditional Chinese folk artwork, chops, curios, Chinese paintings, calligraphy, furniture, jade and other treasures from centuries past. Both locals and travelers enjoy searching...
Located at No. 209 Xianggang Road (香港路) is a large art and antiques market. An array of stalls and stores sell traditional Chinese folk artwork, chops, curios, Chinese paintings, calligraphy, furniture, jade and other treasures from centuries past. Both locals and travelers enjoy searching for favorites in a sea of choices.
A few art and antiques shopping centers can be found in other places in Wuhan too.
Hanzheng Jie
In 2000 the municipality authorities transformed Hanzheng Jie into a tourist shopping paradise. Dazzling shops and stores housed in traditional buildings sell various goods. Today it is the largest wholesale distribution center in central China. Tourists are invited to find inexpensive ite...
In 2000 the municipality authorities transformed Hanzheng Jie into a tourist shopping paradise. Dazzling shops and stores housed in traditional buildings sell various goods. Today it is the largest wholesale distribution center in central China. Tourists are invited to find inexpensive items, althoug they are still cautioned about quality.
Take bus no.703, 536, 701, 519 or 608 to the Liji Bei Lu (Road) bus stop and then walk about 500 meters south. You can’t miss it.
