The Pavilion Pier is romantic to the death

Nang Ning·Pavilion Pier "Lost in Shakespeare's garden, where romantic roses bloom" "The Pavilion Ferry came first, then the city of Nanning" is a common saying among the old residents of Nanning. The Pavilion Pier is located on the banks of the Yong River, downstream of the Lingtie Bridge, and was once the busiest commercial port in Nanning. It served as a hub and transfer center from the 'Maritime Silk Road' to the 'Water Silk Road'. The origin of the Qing Pavilion Pier can be traced back to the Northern Song Dynasty, and it has a history of over 900 years. The Pavilion Zheng Street, which is connected to it, is the oldest recorded street in Nanning. Today, the Pavilion Pier has become one of the hottest internet-famous photo spots in Nanning. Nanning Pavilion Pier Gothic European architecture, blue-roofed buildings in white and blue tones, and the Guangxi National Theatre are the landmark buildings of the pier. They not only have a romantic exotic charm but also are filled with the national characteristics of classical Chinese style. Every snapshot is a masterpiece.