Qinghefang Street is one of the more popular business districts in Hangzhou. The shops along the street are renovated from old buildings and have an antique charm. Here gathers many local snacks, specialty stores, teahouses, etc. Backed by Wushan Mountain and close to Gaoyin Street, a food street. Both tourists and locals often come here. For snacks and shopping, this commercial pedestrian street is not too large, and the variety of goods is very complete. It can be regarded as the epitome of Hangzhou’s characteristics. Basically, all local specialties can be found here. When encountering local snacks such as Dingsheng Cake, Shortening Cake, and Dragon’s Beard Candy while shopping, you might as well buy some to taste. There are also well-known Zhang Xiaoquan scissors and Wang Xingji fans. Buying one as a souvenir is also good. Special attractions In addition to snacks and shopping, Qinghefang Street also has many venues worth seeing. Among them, Hu Qingyu Tang is not to be missed. It occupies a prominent position on the street, and there are many people coming here to see a doctor and get medicine on weekdays. The medicine museum in Hu Qingyu Tang can be visited. The plants in the patio are all labeled, like a big classroom. Similar to it is Huichun Tang on the east side of the block. In addition, the Zhu Bingren Copper Sculpture Art Museum near Anrong Lane is also worth a visit. The doors, windows, furniture, etc. of the museum are all made of copper and are dazzlingly golden.
Open all year round, open all day Must-see tips 1. Come to Qinghefang Street for a walk and stroll at night. You can not only enjoy the night view but also solve dinner and purchase souvenirs by the way. 2. There are very many tourists here on weekends and holidays. If you don’t like crowds, it is recommended to travel off-peak.Qinghefang Street
Qinghefang Street is one of the more popular business districts in Hangzhou. The shops along the str[...]
