概览
宽窄巷子由宽巷子、窄巷子、井巷子三条平行的清代老街组成，位于成都少城片区，是满城（少城）格局仅存的历史遗存。青黛砖瓦的川西院落、雕花门头与拴马石保留至今，老成都的闲逸与新成都的潮流在巷子里交融。三条巷子总长不过数百米，却装下了成都的两种气质。[1]
历史沿革
清康熙五十七年（1718 年），清廷在成都城西修筑满城供八旗驻军，宽窄巷子一带即是当年的兵丁胡同，宽巷子原名兴仁胡同、窄巷子原名太平胡同。辛亥革命后满城拆除，街巷融入城市。2003 年起成都市对三条巷子实施保护性改造，2008 年开街，成为成都慢生活的城市名片。[1]
看点
宽巷子以「闲生活」为调，老茶馆与院落餐馆云集；窄巷子主打「慢生活」，西式餐吧与精品小店藏于深宅；井巷子紧邻砖文化墙，市井气息最浓。恺庐的门头砖雕、小洋楼的中西合璧立面是摄影热点；巷内还可看川剧变脸、听四川清音，体验掏耳朵。巷口的拴马石是清代满城生活的实物遗存。[1]
参观贴士
地铁 4 号线宽窄巷子站下车即到，街区公版开放，傍晚灯笼亮起时氛围最佳，但人流也最密，建议错峰。采耳、看戏请先询价再消费；想拍空巷请赶早八点前。游览约两小时，可与人民公园、琴台路串联成少城半日游。紧邻的支矶石街与泡桐树街更安静，也更有味道。[1]
Overview
Kuanzhai Alley — three parallel Qing-dynasty lanes named Wide, Narrow, and Well Alley — is the last surviving remnant of Chengdu's old Manchu garrison quarter, the 'Lesser City.' Grey-brick western Sichuan courtyards, carved gatehouses, and hitching stones survive, mixing old Chengdu's leisure with the city's new creative energy.
The Qing court built the walled garrison town here in 1718 for its Eight Banners troops, and the lanes began as soldiers' hutongs with Manchu names. After the 1911 revolution the quarter merged into the city; protective restoration began in 2003 and the lanes reopened in 2008 as Chengdu's calling card of slow living. Wide Alley runs on 'leisure life' teahouses, Narrow Alley on 'slow life' cafés in deep courtyards, Well Alley on street-market grit — with face-changing opera, qingyin ballads, and ear-cleaning on offer.
Take subway Line 4 to Kuanzhaixiangzi Station. The lanes are free and most atmospheric when lanterns light at dusk — but also most crowded, so come early morning for empty photos. Ask prices before sitting down for ear-cleaning or a show. Allow about two hours, chaining People's Park and Qintai Road into a half-day of old Chengdu.
