Metro lines 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7 connect Binjiang district with other parts of Hangzhou. Follow the guide below to explore what's fun along these metro lines.

Xixing Station on Metro Line 1: Xixing ancient town

Most of the buildings remaining in Xixing ancient town are from the late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) and the early Republic of China (1912-49) periods, leaving numerous memories from old-fashioned barber's shops and wooden stool shops to tea houses. [Photo/Hangzhoufeel]

Jiangling Road Station on Lines 1 and 6: Star Avenue

Located on the banks of the Qiantang River, Star Avenue is rich in cultural and artistic elements. The street floor is decorated with the hand prints of movie stars, while snack booths dot all around the street, with a niche bookstore offering you a quiet escape. [Photo/Hangzhoufeel]

Yangjiadun Station on Line 4: Laxi Street

Located near Binjiang Higher Education Park, Laxi Street is filled with a dazzling array of local food, with every store worth a try. [Photo/Hangzhoufeel]

Lianzhuang Station on Line 4: Shimao Bingo

Shimao Bingo is a shopping mall and entertainment complex that boasts a built-up area of 15,000 square meters. It is an ideal place to have all your diversified leisure and entertainment needs met. [Photo/Hangzhoufeel]

Jucai Road Station on Line 5: Changhe ancient town

Changhe ancient town is recognized as the pinnacle of Jiangnan water town dwellings, which has lush mountains and lucid waters as its background, as well as black tiles, white walls, pavilions, terraces, and open halls lining one after another. [Photo/Hangzhoufeel]