Gongchen Bridge, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 浙江杭州拱宸桥

Location: China, Zhejiang, Gongshu District, Hangzhou Google Maps Amap
Part of: Stamps: The Grand Canal
Nearby: Hangzhou ↘︎7km, West Lake, Hangzhou ↓︎8km, Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City ↖︎16km, Xixi Wetland, Hangzhou ↙︎9km, Songcheng, Hangzhou, Zhejiang ↓︎17km, Mount Mogan ↖︎41km, Shaoxing ↘︎56km, Huan River and Wuxie ↓︎68km, The Three Hills of Lake Tai ↑︎77km, Tidal Bore at Yanguan, Haining, Zhejiang →︎40km

The Gongchen Bridge in Gongshu, Hangzhou, spans the Grand Canal in three stone arches. First built at the end of the Ming and rebuilt under the Qing, it is more than ninety metres long, the highest and longest old stone arch bridge in Hangzhou. It is seen as the marker of the canal’s southern end, and old streets and warehouses survive along both banks.