Nanjing 1912 Block — Attraction in Nanjing City

There are a few decent bars. I always like Commune, but every Commune in every city shows the same videos, but I will still go again. I also liked Woo Cloud. Beers in these two places are 20 or 30 RMB per bottle. I walked into ReCircle. It was quite busy but maybe they saw me coming. They wanted 100RMB for a bottle of beer. I foolishly agreed and asked for a cold bottle. They can manage to find a cold bottle of beer for 20 or 30 RMB at other places, but for 100 RMB they could only find a warm bottle and a glass of ice. They could not even find a bucket of ice to chill the bottle. I would not grumble if I was paying 10 RMB. I asked for a refund, but this was refused because the bargirl had opened the bottle. They said that I could have a free drink and the bargirl made a whisky coke and put it in front of me. I passed it to someone else. I drink beer. I don't know if the whisky coke was drunk or not. I drank my 100 RMB bottle of warm beer and left. As far as bar streets are concerned, the 1912 Nanjing bar...

I'd highly recommend the 1912 district and in particular the Woo Cloud beer and vinyl record bar, especially for any cool expats looking for a clean and safe place to party or experience the local culture. The Woo Cloud, with its great ambiance, live vinyl jams, and great craft beer including the best IPA and assortment of local craft beer, is amazing. Big shout out to Cici and her husband who operate this great bar. They also sell vinyl LPs, and we were able to pick up a very rare Japense City Pop LP we have been searching for for over a year. Definitely great vibes, music, and beer, along with warm and friendly staff. A must try for visitors, expats, and...

1912 is a commercial building complex characterized by the culture of the Republic of China in the Nanjing area. It is also a successful case of the protection and development of Nanjing's Republic of China architecture and urban old buildings. Composed of fashionable commercial and leisure blocks. The street was officially opened on December 24, 2004, with a total area of more than 40,000 square meters. Named after Mr. Sun Yat-sen took office as the Provisional President of the Republic of China in Nanjing on...