355 m · West Fuxing Road → Hunan Road
A quiet bend between gardens.
Gaoyou Road
高邮路 · 复兴西路至湖南路
From the chamfered corner of Gaoyou Apartments to a columned garden residence, follow a short road through plane trees and residential lanes.
Scroll along the street. Hover over a marked building to read its story.North is at the top and west on the left. The route runs from West Fuxing Road to Hunan Road. Junction order and building sides follow the real street; distances are compressed for this illustrated view.
Sources & street notes
North is at the top and west on the left. The route runs from West Fuxing Road to Hunan Road. Junction order and building sides follow the real street; distances are compressed for this illustrated view.
高邮路 · Gaoyou Road
Route H. Cordier → Rue Kusin → Gaoyou Road
Stories along this street
Gaoyou Apartments 高邮公寓
复兴西路271号，高邮路口
The former Cordier Apartments mark the southwest corner of West Fuxing and Gaoyou roads. Its compact five-storey form stacks homes above a narrow street-level frontage.
Cream walls, a flat parapet and a vertical stack of chamfered bay windows make the building recognisable from both streets.
Read the complete building profile →Find in the street view ↗ · Historical source ↗He Shizhen’s Former Home 何世桢旧居
高邮路68号
This garden residence is associated with lawyer and educator He Shizhen. It later entered electricity-sector institutional use, and an added red-brick upper floor remains visible above the earlier classical body.
Tall pale Corinthian columns span the original two-storey facade. The red-brick upper addition has a flat roof, distinguishing it from nearby tiled garden houses.
Read the complete building profile →Find in the street view ↗ · Historical source ↗Zheng Zhenduo’s Former Home 郑振铎旧居
高邮路5弄25号
Writer, translator and book conservator Zheng Zhenduo lived inside Lane 5 during the war. The Palace Museum dates the residence to 1943–1945, while a local guide starts in 1942.
The house stands within the residential lane. Read its address-specific profile and genuine photographs; no roadside building is assigned to it in this view.
Read the complete building profile →Historical source ↗