Anjing Bridge

Anjing bridge, built in the Ming Dynasty, is the traffic center of the town. The bridge hole is a round arch, which is an arch bridge. Standing on Anjing bridge, you can have a panoramic view of three different types of bridges, which is rare in other ancient towns. From Anjing bridge to Lujia bridge, the East-West River under the bridge is Hong Kong.

Anjing Bridge

Located at the junction of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, the ancient town of Xitang in Jiashan County, Zhejiang Province, when "Mission Impossible 3" was shot in Xitang in 2005, Tom jumped from "Ming and Qing Dynasties" to Anjing bridge, and then ran to Yongning. Anjing bridge is located next to "Ming and Qing Dynasties".

Historical evolution

Anjing bridge stands on Xutang River and is the traffic center of the town. Anjing bridge is the former Zhongtang bridge, its predecessor is the old Anjing bridge. It was built in the Ming Dynasty, across the two townships of Xietang at that time. Xutang river is the boundary river of the two townships. This bridge connects the two townships, so it is named Anjing bridge.

Address: Xutang River, Xitang ancient town

Longitude: 120.89519

Latitude: 30.9451

Tel: 0573-84564161

Tour time: 15 minutes

Traffic information: within walking distance of the ancient town

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: all day