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    Leg and Whistle Pub

    Posted by MarekAllen 21 February 2008

    British bar/pub, the best place in Chengdu to watch sports (rugby, footy, cricket, boxing, whatever is on satellite) and a civilised place to have a few beers, relax, and chat.

    Chill out on the sofa, natter at the bar, sup in the barbershop chairs. Excellent Brit memorabilia, from footy programmes to classic photos of celebs, and the staggeringly artistic screwdriver on the wall.

    Also check out the quote of the day on the blackboard. Old Speckled Hen, Abbot Ale, Tiger, German lagers, a tasty range of cocktails. Occasional dancing ensues.

    Open afternoon until as early as necessary.

    Kehua Jie No. 19 / 科华街19号
    30°37'32.96"N 104° 4'37.82"E
    On the first floor (second floor for non-Brits) opposite the WoWo minimart on KeHuaJie, near the south gate of Sichuan Uni, so ask the taxi driver for ChuanDa NanMen. Just down the street from Cafe Paname, and next to some good local and Korean restaurants.

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    Shamrock Bar & Restaurant

    Posted by WarrenRodwell 12 December 2006

    The well-established Shamrock (Irish) Bar is something of a landmark meeting place for Chengdu expats and locals. Up to 150 people per night roll up for music and fun on a Friday or Saturday evening. There is a free pool table, as well as live international sport (such as Aussie Rules, cricket, rugby, and soccer) televised on several screens throughout the bar area. The beer garden out front provides an excellent alternative for those who wish to generally chat.

    Every Day: 10.00am – 3.00am

    BAR FOOD SPECIALTY:
    Pub grub includes the popular Shamrock burger and chips. Add lettuce, tomato, cheese, egg and / or bacon to your own liking. There is no shortage of ketchup (tomato sauce) to otherwise smother hot potato chips, wedges or onion rings. This can be washed down with a variety of local and imported beverages including Irish draught Guinness beer.

    REGULAR EVENTS:
    Thursday Solo singer
    Friday DJ dance
    Saturday Live bands
    Sunday Solo singer

    No.15 Renmin Nan Lu, Section 4,
    Chengdu.Sichuan Province.China
    (Around corner from USA consulate)
    Tel: 86+28+85236158
    Email: shamrockinchengdu@gmail.com
    Website: www.shamrockinchengdu.com
    Shamrock Chengdu Forums:
    www.wocca.zoomshare.com/6.html

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    Only 10km North of downtown Chengdu, Giant Pandas can be found eating, sleeping or at play. The Centre works to educate the public and provide a research base for scientists across the globe. The Centre also houses the red panda. Both can be held for approximately 100 Yuan. The entry fee is 50 Yuan.

    The easiest way to get there is to find a taxi and point to the symbol for the Panda Centre on the tourist maps found at the airport, bus and train stations.

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    Wuhou Temple

    Posted by kirstenallen 13 September 2005

    More than just a temple, it is a park, a teahouse, a shopping street, a snack street, and a mini-Sichuan theatre house all rolled into one. Go here anytime during the day or night for a bit of relaxation and fun.

    Not far from Sam's Guesthouse at 130 Shanxi Jie.

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