Lihuangpi Road is a famous historical and cultural block and a local landmark that offers visitors a slow pace of life and a tranquil vibe in the heart of Wuhan, Hubei Province.

The 604-meter-long street was named after Li Yuanhong, a high-ranking army commander who was elected as the governor, and later served twice as the President of the Republic of China between 1916 and 1917, and between 1922 and 1923. He was born in Huangpi district of Wuhan where people also called him Li Huangpi. The road was changed to reflect his moniker in 1946.

After the opening of the Hankou business district in 1861, 12 foreign consulates, nearly 30 international financial institutions and more than 100 international firms were established around Lihuangpi Road. In 1997, Lihuangpi Road was turned into a historical and cultural block boasting a series of historical buildings and relics. After extensive renovation work, the block welcomed visitors in 2016 with a revamped appearance.

Over 10 historical buildings featuring old European architectural styles have been preserved along Lihuangpi Road. Visitors to the "Street Museum" on Lihuangpi Road's historical and cultural block can walk around this network of old buildings featuring exotic architectural styles that reflect the diverse history of the city. Local authorities have strengthened protection laws regarding historic buildings in recent years, upgrading and restoring these unique structures to their former glory.

Situated in the golden area of the city, politicians, celebrities and merchants used to populate the district, which witnessed many key historical events. Now, the block is once again one of the most popular districts in the city providing a tranquil haven for locals to spend time at one of its many cafes, boutiques, restaurants, bars and galleries, away from the bustle of city life.