Located on a private island on Jinji Lake, Four Seasons Hotel Suzhou is only minutes from the bustling city centre. Journey over the short bridge that connects to the main shore, and you are suddenly in the city’s vibrant heart and its many historic and leisure destinations. Who better to draw up a local guide than the Hotel’s in-the-know staff? Tailor your itinerary with their picks; then explore, retreat and repeat with Suzhou’s timeless charm.
Kun Opera Museum at No.14 Zhong Jia Xiang Street in the Ping Jiang Road Area, Suzhou

CULTURAL INSIGHTS FROM OUR GUEST EXPERIENCE MANAGER

– Penny Wu, Guest Experience Manager

“Don’t miss the Kun Opera Museum at No.14 Zhong Jia Xiang Street in the Ping Jiang Road Area. The museum is a good place to learn the history and appreciate the performance of Suzhou Kun Opera. Classic Kun operas are performed in this museum about every Sunday, and have gained a good reputation among audiences.”

UNESCO World Heritage Site Humble Administrator?s Garden in Gusu, China, at night

WHERE OUR PR DIRECTOR CONNECTS TO TRADITION

– Ying Ma, Director of Public Relations and Communications

“Enjoy a night tour in Gusu and explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site Humble Administrator’s Garden. The night tour arouses a spiritual connection in visitors through this immersive experience, spanning five hundred years of history in one of China’s most classical gardens.”

Suzhou market

EXPLORE THE LOCAL MARKET WITH OUR CHINESE EXECUTIVE CHEF

– Charles Zhang, Chinese Executive Chef

“Every time I visit a city, I enjoy exploring local markets for unique ingredients. The people of Suzhou have a culinary philosophy of seeking seasonal delicacies, so when I have time, I often visit Heng Jie Market to find inspiration for the season. The market there has both cultural depth and a down-to-earth vibe, allowing me to fully immerse myself in the city.”