Zhongshan Rd. Food Street / 中山路美食

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Zhongshan Rd. Food Street / 中山路美食

Visitors are spoiled for choice at Zhongshan Road - walk down the 1400-meter-long foodie street, enjoy the Qing Dynasty style architecture, and select from one of many casual dining restaurants with tables and chairs set up outside. Local Hangzhou flavors abound - most places serve up fresh seafood, noodles, steamed tiny bun and more.

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addressZhongshan Nanlu, Hangzhou
moreInfoAt the Drum Tower

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