Humble Administrator's Garden (or named Zhouzheng Garden), often considered to be the best in southern China. Originally built as part of a retirement residence for a former government official named Wang Xianchen who longed for the life of a humble man, hence the name, in 1509 during Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Humble Administrator's Garden was established upon old relics of a home and a temple. Now It has been listed by the “ UNESCO “ as the cultural heritage.

Pingjiang Road& Tricycle Ride Pingjiang Road, which ambles beside a narrow canal. Accompanied by your guide, enjoy a tricycle tour from Pinjiang Road to the Master of Net's Garden. You'll pass through a vegetable market, historic streets, and some old buildings and see how locals’ life as your guide explains the role that canals played in Suzhou's history.

Tiger Hill, is the most famous scenic spot of Suzhou. It was the place where the King of Wu (a small state in the Spring and Autumn Period nearly 2500 years ago.) The yunyan Pagoda, also known as the Leaning Pagoda， stands on top of the hill, has become the symbol of Suzhou.

Walk through the busy antique market , you will find the Master of Net's locates at end of the peaceful narrow street . With exquisite layout and classical gardening technique , the Metropolitan Museum of Art made a copy of the peony pavilion of this garden , and named it " Ming Court".