1. Hubin Pedestrian Street 杭州湖滨步行街

Located along the scenic West Lake, Hubin Pedestrian Street spans over 2,000 meters and covers 410,000 square meters. Shaped like the Chinese character "千" (qian), it is bounded by Qingchun Road to the north, Jiebai Xinyuanhua Department Store to the south, Yan’an Road to the east, and Hubin Road to the west.

The street blends natural beauty (West Lake views) with cultural charm and modern commerce. It’s a favorite among both locals and tourists for its elegant, refreshing atmosphere—ideal for feeling the fusion of Hangzhou’s history and contemporary life.

2. Qinghefang Pedestrian Street 杭州清河坊步行街

Nestled at the northern foot of Wushan Hill (Shangcheng District), Qinghefang is framed by Xihu Avenue (north), Gulou (Drum Tower, south), Wushan Square (west), and Zhonghe Middle Road (east). It consists of two core streets: Hefang Street and Southern Song Imperial Street.

A historic commercial hub since ancient times, it was the political, cultural, and business center of Hangzhou during the Southern Song Dynasty. After protective renovation began in 1999, it now preserves numerous historical buildings and intangible cultural heritage shops—becoming a living museum of Hangzhou’s modern history.

3. China Silk Town Pedestrian Street 杭州中国丝绸城步行街

Centrally located in Hangzhou, just 1.6 kilometers from West Lake (a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site), this street is known as the "Pearl of the Orient" in the Wulin Core Business District. It’s a must-visit for silk lovers and souvenir shoppers.

The street follows a "one center, two streets, multiple areas" master plan, implemented in phases:

1. Phase 1: Focus on building a "national trend + silk charm" digital street (already open).
2. Phase 2: Develop key areas like the National Silk Fashion Release Center, Silk Commerce Center, and Silk Road Experience Zone—aiming to become an international silk brand hub.