After settling down for a day, there is still half a day, and the scenery can only be visited by the West Lake, because the east bank of the West Lake is the city center. You can eat at Zhiweiguan Head Office, a century-old shop, next to the West Lake. The first floor is full of snacks, delicious and affordable. From the east line to the north, you can visit the West Lake. There are countless landscapes, cultures and history around the West Lake, which need to be carefully tasted. Baoshishan, Geling, Broken Bridge, Bai Causeway, Zhejiang Museum, West Lake Art Museum, Xiling Printing House, Louwailou, Su Xiaoxiao Tomb, Wang Yue Temple, Quyuan Fenghe, Liu Yang, Su Causeway, Su Dongpo Memorial Hall, Yang Gongdi, Maojiabu, Guo Zhuang, Tiger Run, Leifeng Tower, Jingci Temple, Long Bridge, Songwan Academy, Taiziwan Park and Liulang. . . I won't introduce it in detail, anyway, you can basically see it around. I suggest you arrange the West Lake in the afternoon of the first day and the morning of the second day.
The next afternoon, you can go to the famous Lingyin Temple, Feilaifeng, the first temple in the south of the Yangtze River, and Santianzhu (three Tianzhu temples) nearby. You must go up the mountain. Together, these places can be regarded as a relatively large scenic spot.
On the third morning, you can go to Longjing (plus nine streams and eighteen streams), meijiawu (plus Yun Qi Bamboo Trail) or Manlong Guiyu, but you can only choose one of the three. These are basically famous Longjing tea towns with mountains, water and big tea gardens, which are very beautiful. Especially in Manjuelong, if you catch up with osmanthus in full bloom, the mountain is full of osmanthus fragrance, which is very comfortable. Moreover, all these places can drink tea and eat farmhouse meals.
On the afternoon of the third day, you can go to Wuzhen, which is only 60 kilometers from Hangzhou. It's convenient to go to the East Bus Station every half hour and 50 minutes. Wuzhen East-West Gate Joint Ticket 150. Wuzhen is suitable for people to go when there are few people. Too many people affect the charm, and the commercial taste will be heavier. I have been there many times, all in the off-season. It's beautiful. In the afternoon, you can visit Dongzha, Mao Dun's former residence and academy, and Fengyuan Shuangqiao, but those small scenic spots are not interesting. You can buy a night ticket to Tashi at night, and then spend the night in Tashi at night, but it's expensive. On the fourth morning, you can also visit Tashi, return to Hangzhou in the afternoon and return at night.
In the evening in Hangzhou, you can visit Wu Shan Square (Town God Pavilion), Hefang Street and Yin Gao Street. This is a classical pedestrian street in mountainous areas. It is very interesting and has snacks, but most of them are not authentic Hangzhou snacks (except Ding Sheng cake and asparagus candy). Yin Gao Street is full of restaurants. Recommended dried fish heads from Huang Faner, Wang Runxing and Xiao Shaoxing are also good.
A friend once visited Hangzhou, saying that staying too long was not enough. I think Hangzhou is rich in scenery, history and culture. Your time is still too tight.