Qiaoxi Street 1
Address: West of Gong Zhen Bridge, Gongshu District, Hangzhou
There are not many quiet people in Qiaoxi Zhijie under the moonlight, which is suitable for slowing down and walking at will.
Compared with the square dance on the Canal Square in the east of Qiaodong, the water of the canal divides the east of Qiaodong into two worlds, and the ancient Chen Gong Bridge is the key channel connecting the ancient and the modern.
Qiaoxi Branch Street is famous for the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. You can visit here in a leisure afternoon and feel the taste of old Hangzhou.
2. Shantou Mountain Community
Address: Jiaoshan Road, Fenghuang, Nanxing Street, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou
At that time, the hinterland of the imperial city, today's streets and lanes, but also mixed with a modern creative park. There are many aborigines here, most of whom live by themselves. Whether you watch it or not, I'm here.
It's bask in the quilt bask in the quilt's turn to fetch water, play cards, eat noodles and talk.
You won't come to see it just because you took a few photos, and you won't leave in a hurry because you are worried about what your lens has taken. Another place with a strong street flavor.
3. Xiaohe Street Historical and Cultural Block
Address: Xiaohe Street, Chen Gong Bridge, Gongshu District, Hangzhou.
Xiaohezhi Street is one of the rare historical and cultural blocks in Hangzhou with the classic Jiangnan water town style. Located in Gongshu District, north of the city, in the northwest corner. However, it absorbs and perfectly deduces the features of ancient towns and canals. Backed by the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal, it blends into the life atmosphere of common folk customs, so there is no feeling of over-commercialization in other ancient towns.
There are not many tourists here, not as crowded as the West Lake. It is quiet, comfortable and cozy here, and the breath of flowing water from the small bridge flows quietly here.
During the day, sparse tourists shuttle on Shi Zhuan Road on both sides of Qingwa River. There are many coffee shops, tea rooms and some small shops selling classical works of art on both sides. It is commendable that the residents have not moved out, but they still live here. Every door is filled with flowers, and there are real life scenes everywhere. Find a cabin, order a cup of coffee or a pot of green tea, and enjoy the leisurely walk of time quietly. Suddenly, I found out.
As night falls, the lights are brightly lit, and strings of red lanterns are lit up in the restaurant building by the river. Find a small wooden square table, eat by the river, taste the flavor of Hangzhou cuisine, experience the charm and elegance of crossing the ancient times, and even drink a glass of turbid wine. The moon is singing, the shadow is oblique, and you can write a poem. I feel how time flies!
4. Dadou Road Historical and Cultural Block
Address: Dadou Road, Gongshu District, Hangzhou
Dadou Road is a street in the Hangzhou section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, the central area of ancient Hangzhou, and one of the few streets in Hangzhou that has preserved the cultural characteristics of the Canal. Now Dadou Road has been transformed into a pedestrian street that does not disturb people, but a gathering place of petty bourgeoisie sentiment. At the end of Dadou Road, there is a Ji Xiang Temple, where incense is flourishing. Up to now, the Ji Xiang Temple Stone Pagoda, the national factory silk storage warehouse and a large number of residential buildings in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China have been preserved.