Xiaohe Zhijie, Hangzhou | A hidden old street in the bustling city.

Xiaohe Zhijie is an old street hidden in the north of Hangzhou with a long history dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty. It is located at the intersection of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, Xiaohe River, and Yuhangtang River, and was one of the commercial centers of Hangzhou during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has witnessed the prosperity and development of Hangzhou from ancient times to the present, and retains old buildings from the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, making it a truly historic street. 🎯 Location Xiaohe Zhijie Historic and Cultural Street is a representative of Hangzhou's historic and cultural streets with its unique canal port culture and Jiangnan water town residential characteristics. It is not only a treasure trove of historic buildings, but also a great place to experience the local customs and culture of Hangzhou. 🏠 Architectural style: Typical Jiangnan water town features, mostly two-story wooden buildings with white walls and black tiles, built along the river, forming a unique "one river and two streets" pattern 💴 Shops: Exquisite shops selling various handicrafts and cultural and creative products, specialty snacks worth strolling and tasting, cafes, tea houses, and light bars with different styles 🎻 Life experience: Strolling along Xiaohe Zhijie, you can feel the charm of slow life in Hangzhou, relax and enjoy the tranquility 📸 Photography level: 5⭐ 🖼 Attraction name: Xiaohe Historic and Cultural Street 🕹 Attraction location: No. 51, Xiaohe Zhijie, Gongshu District, Hangzhou 🚎 Transportation: ① Take Metro Line 10 to Beida Bridge Station, Exit D, and walk 1 km ② Take a bus to Changzheng Bridge