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The famous Sanxia Old Street, also known as Sanjiaolou Old Street, has been a prosperous commercial street since the Qing Dynasty. During the Japanese colonial period, after street improvements, new Western-style buildings gradually emerged, showcasing the prosperity of Sanxia. Today, stepping into the quaint Sanxia Old Street is like entering a time tunnel. The continuous red-brick arcades and Baroque-style decorative arches form the unique imagery of the old street. Sanxia Old Street brings together historical sites, delicious food, and cultural essence. In addition to the existing old buildings, the street is filled with camphor, dyeing shops, tea houses, Chinese medicine shops, and sundry goods stores. These were the main industries in the Sanxia area during the Qing Dynasty and the Japanese colonial period. Visitors can step into the nostalgic shops to experience the old charm of Sanxia. You also shouldn’t miss the Sanxia old-fashioned flavors on the old street, savoring the diverse and famous Sanxia Jinguashi ox horn-shaped cookies and the third-generation handmade tofu pudding. Additionally, you can visit the "Sanxia History Museum" at the entrance of the old street to delve into the rich history and cultural landmarks of the Sanxia area. Or, you can walk into the "Folk Art Museum" located in the middle of the old street. In this cafe, converted from an old house, you can admire the delicate artworks and dental instruments from the early years of the grandfather, who was a dentist. In the quiet alleys, this setting offers travelers the most comfortable experience!