概览
锦里紧邻武侯祠，是一条全长 550 米的仿古商业街，以三国文化与川西民俗为主题，茶楼酒肆、小吃摊档与手艺铺子鳞次栉比，入夜红灯笼高挂，被誉为「西蜀第一街」，是体验巴蜀市井风情的热门去处。它与武侯祠一墙之隔，把三国故事从庙堂拉回市井。这里曾入选「全球最美街区」榜单，声名远播海外。[1]
历史沿革
锦里之名源于秦汉三国时期——成都以织锦业闻名，设锦官管理，城称「锦官城」，织锦作坊所在的水岸街区即称锦里，杜甫诗「锦官城外柏森森」写的就是这一带。2004 年武侯祠博物馆依历史记载复建锦里一期开街，此后陆续扩建，成为成都夜经济地标。二期「水岸锦里」引入活水，更添川西灵秀。[1]
看点
青瓦木楼间藏戏台，川剧变脸、吐火定时上演；三大炮的咚咚声、糖画摊的转盘、皮影摊的灯影，把川味民俗拉到眼前。张飞牛肉、钵钵鸡、荞面、冰粉沿街飘香；古戏台前的万年台坝坝茶座，是看人来人往的最佳位置。街尾的诸葛井相传与诸葛亮治蜀旧迹有关。夜幕下的水岸酒吧街，则是另一种热闹的打开方式。[1]
参观贴士
街区公版开放，傍晚至夜间灯笼点亮时最美也最挤，建议下午先游武侯祠，傍晚转入锦里。小吃单价不高但分量小，可多尝几样；节假日实行单向限流，注意跟随指引。游玩约一至两小时，雨后青石板反光，拍照别有味道。看变脸演出请选择临街戏楼，场次密集不必久等。[1]
Overview
Beside Wuhou Shrine, Jinli Street recreates 550 meters of old Sichuan commercial lane, themed on Three Kingdoms culture and western Sichuan folk life. Teahouses, taverns, snack stalls, and craft shops pack the lane, and red lanterns glow after dark — earning it the old title 'First Street of Shu.'
The name reaches back to the Qin-Han and Three Kingdoms eras, when Chengdu's brocade industry was supervised by a 'Brocade Official' and the city was called Brocade Official City; the weavers' riverside quarter was Jinli, the neighborhood in Du Fu's line 'beyond the Brocade Official's walls, cypresses thick and green.' Rebuilt by the Wuhou Shrine Museum in 2004, it has grown into a night-economy landmark, with face-changing opera and fire-breathing on its stage, sandapao rice cakes thumping, sugar-painting wheels spinning, and skewers of boboji chicken perfuming the lane.
Entry is free; the lane is prettiest — and busiest — when lanterns light at dusk, so tour Wuhou Shrine in the afternoon and drift in at evening. Snacks are cheap and small, so sample widely. One-way flow control applies on holidays. An hour or two suffices, and rain-washed flagstones photograph beautifully.
