🚄 Station facts
📍 Station address
🇨🇳 Inside China use Baidu or Amap; Google Maps needs a VPN.
🚇 To & from the city centre
The station serves the Xinwu industrial district (formerly the Wuxi New District) and is only about 3 km from Sunan Shuofang Airport, which serves both Wuxi and Suzhou — it is the closest railway station to that airport. Traffic is light, around 2,000 passengers a day, so getting in and out is quick. Wuxi Metro Line 3 calls at 无锡新区站. Bus routes serving it include 7, 18, 69, 751, 753, 755, 761, 769, 788, S789 and the Dafangqiao special line.
- Wuxi Metro 3 Wuxi Xinqu Station (无锡新区站)
The station entered service on 1 July 2010 when the Shanghai–Nanjing intercity railway opened. It mainly serves business traffic in Xinwu District, where electronics factories and suppliers are concentrated, which makes it a practical stop for Arab buyers whose appointments are at the factories rather than in central Wuxi. Name warning: this is neither 'Wuxi Station' (无锡站) in the city centre nor 'Wuxi East' (无锡东站) on the Beijing–Shanghai high-speed line; only intercity services call here.
🚌 Buses & cost to the city centre
💱 Prices are approximate in Chinese yuan (¥) and may change; confirm before boarding.
Source: Chinese Wikipedia and Baidu Baike 无锡新区站 (新吴区高新A区新华路南侧 / 珠江路80号, 沪宁城际铁路, 投用 2010-07-01, 距苏南硕放机场约3公里, 日均客流约2000人, 无锡地铁3号线设站, bus routes 7/18/69/751/753/755/761/769/788/S789/大方桥专线)
⚠️ Report incorrect content