In Hangzhou, you want to visit the West Lake, taste delicious food, drink tea, and of course buy specialties. Where can you buy specialties in Hangzhou? Let me recommend some places to buy specialties in Hangzhou! 1. Hefang Street

Qinghefang Street is one of the most popular commercial districts in Hangzhou. The shops along the street are renovated old buildings and are antique.

There are a variety of local snacks, time-honored restaurants, and teahouses here. It is backed by Wushan Mountain and is close to the food street Gaoyin Street. Both tourists and locals often come here to patronize.

This commercial pedestrian street for snacks and shopping is not too big and has a wide range of shops. It can be regarded as the epitome of Hangzhou’s characteristics. You can basically find local specialties here.

If you encounter local snacks selling Dingsheng cakes, butter cakes, dragon beard candies, etc., you might as well buy them and try them.

The well-known Zhang Xiaoquan scissors and Wang Xingji fan may be expensive, but they are time-honored and durable, so it’s good to buy a pair as a souvenir.

2. Imperial Street of the Southern Song Dynasty Imperial Street of the Southern Song Dynasty intersects with Qinghefang and was the central axis of Lin'an City during the Southern Song Dynasty.

There are also various time-honored shops and specialty shops here, but it is quieter than Qinghefang. Most of the streets are lined with modern historical buildings, and there are often students from the nearby Academy of Fine Arts sketching with drawing boards, which has an artistic atmosphere.

This section of pedestrian street paved with stone gives people a refreshing and clean feeling.

It is worth mentioning that there are many shops selling silk in the Imperial Street of the Southern Song Dynasty. The more famous shops include Hupan Silk Club, which sells silk postcards and silk coasters, with prices ranging from tens to hundreds. They are quite stylish companions.

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3. Meijiawu Tea Cultural Village Hangzhou is known as the "Tea Capital of China". Meijiawu is the first choice place to taste and buy tea in Hangzhou.

Because Meijiawu is the largest natural village in the West Lake Scenic Area that is rich in "West Lake Longjing" tea.

Meijiawu Tea Cultural Village is known as "Shili Meiwu".

Looking around, you can see the lush green tea trees stacked on top of each other, and the fragrance of tea leaves is refreshing.

All kinds of famous Hangzhou teas you want can be bought here.

4. Hangzhou China Silk City Hangzhou China Silk City is located between Fengqi Road and Tiyu Road. It is an antique pedestrian street.

If you go there for the first time, you may be shocked by the silk products all over the streets.

Not only do you have a wide variety of silk purchases here, but the prices are also quite reasonable.

Clothes, scarves, umbrellas and household items made of silk are all available.

The products in Silk City range from dozens to hundreds to thousands. Because there are so many shops here, it is inevitable that there will be a mixture of good and bad.

If you are not an expert in distinguishing between spun silk and real silk, it would be a good choice to buy some relatively cheap small items as souvenirs for others, or keep them as travel souvenirs for yourself.