Nanjing Lukou International Airport 58 min
Nanjing Museum (20 min)
Sprawling free-entry museum with China heritage & history exhibits, an art gallery & teahouse. Zifeng Tower (31 min)
Built in 2010, this 89-story skyscraper houses stores, eateries, a hotel & an observation deck. Qixia Temple (18 min)
Landmark mountain temple with large Buddha statues, decorative archways & bright maple trees. Purple Mountain (22 min)
This iconic city mountain is home to over 200 sites of historical & cultural importance. Zhan Garden (32 min)
Verdant urban Chinese garden was built during the early Ming dynasty & known for its flora & fauna. Presidential Palace (28 min)
The president's office is housed in this historic, Baroque building restored after World War II. Linggu Temple (19 min)
Ancient Buddhist temple complex with a vegetarian restaurant & pagoda commemorating fallen soldiers. Qixia Mountain (29 min)
Peak with scenic overlooks offering river views, also known for historic sites & red autumn foliage. Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum (28 min)
Massive mausoleum built in 1405 for Ming Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang & featuring many pathways & statues. Qinhuai River (33 min)
Picturesque waterway offering a popular walking route with gardens, temples, shops & snack stalls. Gate of China, Nanjing (32 min)
Built in the 1300s, this famed, massive stone gate features complex architecture & intricate design. Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum (23 min)
A steep staircase leads to this ornately designed mausoleum for one of the founders of modern China. Jiming Temple (29 min)
Serene Buddhist temple with tranquil grounds & a well-known vegetarian restaurant. Xuanwu Lake (53 min)
This sizable, scenic lake in a park features boat rides & 5 islands connected by arched bridges. City Wall of Nanjing (26 min)
World's longest brick city wall, built in the Ming dynasty, stretching 15.5 mi. with 13 gates. | 
