A scenic 1-week digital nomad journey through Shaoxing, focusing on independent cafes with water views and nature retreats within 15km of the historic center.
A beautifully designed specialty cafe overlooking the historic Bazi Bridge, offering a perfect blend of ancient views and modern coffee culture.
A peaceful walk across the oldest stone girder bridge in China, surrounded by local residents living their traditional canal-side life.
Located right on the edge of the scenic East Lake, this spot offers dramatic views of the limestone cliffs and tranquil waters.
Explore a unique landscape of sheer cliffs and green water created by centuries of stone quarrying. Take a black-awning boat (Wupeng boat) for the full experience.
Nestled within the Lanting area, this cafe is surrounded by bamboo forests and classical gardens, offering the ultimate mindful retreat for digital nomads.
Visit the legendary site where Wang Xizhi wrote the 'Preface to the Poems Collected from the Orchid Pavilion'. The bamboo groves and winding streams are perfect for meditation.
While technically a bookstore, this space features a sprawling cafe area with floor-to-ceiling windows facing Didang Lake, ideal for high-productivity days.
Walk the modern waterfront of Didang Lake, the heart of Shaoxing's new development, featuring vast open spaces and artistic bridges.
A hidden gem located by the banks of Jianhu Lake, providing a panoramic view of the water and traditional stone bridges.
Discover the intersection of ancient stone art and the expansive Jianhu Lake. The scenery is classical Shaoxing at its most majestic.
A charming independent cafe on the historic Cangqiao Straight Street with windows opening directly onto the canal. Watch the Wupeng boats pass as you work.
Wander through the back alleys behind the museum to find the real, unpolished Shaoxing where locals live and canals are quiet.
A gentle hike up the mountain associated with the legendary Yu the Great, offering the best panoramic views of the entire city.