Hangzhou Xiaohe Straight Street Travel Guide | A literary alley worth strolling through

Hidden in the hustle and bustle of the city is a small world—Xiaohe Straight Street A river divides the street into two, with white walls and black tiles, wooden doors and windows, full of charm. A Hangzhou slow life alley filled with local atmosphere by the canal. Many old Hangzhou residents live in the small alleys and lanes, which also hide many unique shops. Restaurants, cafes, tea rooms, handicrafts, flower shops... The shop decorations are very artistic, great for taking photos, and a nice place for walking with kids. ✨In the bustling alley, from time to time, a few kittens will dart out, cute and lazy, irresistible to pet. Hamburg is always looking for cats, and played with a kitten for a long time. ✨Strolling in the alley, with the breeze brushing your cheeks, you feel relaxed and happy. Coming here, you are attracted by the ancient charm and fascinated by the alleys on both sides of the river. The white walls and black tiles have witnessed the past, and also let us feel the profound historical and cultural heritage. 📍Address: Xiaohe Straight Street Historical and Cultural District 🎫Ticket: Free 🚇Subway: Line 10, Beida Bridge D exit, about a 10-minute walk 🅿️Parking: Available at the underground parking lot of Xiaohe Park ⏰Opening hours: Open all day ❗Travel tips: ◆The alley is quite crowded on weekends and holidays, remember to go early. If possible, friends can visit on weekdays. ◆Every shop is artistically decorated, especially suitable for taking photos. ◆Friends with babies, remember to do a good job with mosquito repellent. ◆Friends who love photography can also go in the evening when Xiaohe Straight Street is immersed in a romantic atmosphere with brilliant lights, also great for taking photos. ◆Nearby there are Xiaohe Park, Xiangji Temple, Dadou Road Historical District, Gongchen Bridge West Historical District, etc., friends with ample time can visit them all.