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Shopping in Hangzhou

Hangzhou Shopping Guide 2026

Discover the best markets, malls, and shopping districts in Hangzhou.

Hangzhou has 6+ markets and shopping districts covered in this guide, led by Qinghefang Old Street (Hefang Street), Wushan Night Market and Hangzhou Silk City. Each entry below includes the practical details — what it costs, when to go, and how to plan around it.

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Best souvenirs

Authentic items worth bringing home.

Souvenir

Longjing (Dragon Well) tea

Price: ¥30-1,500+ (~$4-224+) per catty depending on grade

Where: Meijiawu Longjing Tea Village or a fixed-price teahouse with posted per-gram rates

Souvenir

West Lake silk parasol

Price: ¥60-300 (~$9-45)

Where: Qinghefang Old Street (Hefang Street) parasol shops

Souvenir

Zhang Xiaoquan scissors

Price: ¥20-150 (~$3-22)

Where: The century-old Zhang Xiaoquan shop on Hefang Street

Souvenir

Hangzhou folding fan

Price: ¥25-200 (~$4-30)

Where: Hefang Street craft stalls

Souvenir

Silk scarf or tie

Price: ¥50-1,200 (~$7-179)

Where: Hangzhou Silk City or the China National Silk Museum Gift Shop

Souvenir

Silk brocade textile or reproduction weaving

Price: ¥200-2,000+ (~$30-298+)

Where: China National Silk Museum Gift Shop

Souvenir

Handmade papercraft or wood-engraved souvenir

Price: ¥20-500 (~$3-75)

Where: Xixi Wetland Arts and Crafts Street

Traditional markets

Where locals shop and travellers find treasures.

Market

Qinghefang Old Street (Hefang Street)

Southern Song Dynasty-style pedestrian street with silk parasols, Zhang Xiaoquan scissors, Hangzhou fans, calligraphy, and century-old apothecary shops

Where: Shangcheng District, Hangzhou

Hours: Street always open; shops generally 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM daily

Market

Wushan Night Market

Roughly 400 open-air stalls selling clothing, accessories, handicrafts, and Hangzhou street food such as scallion oil pancakes

Where: Shangcheng District, Hangzhou

Hours: Daily from around 5:00 PM until late evening

Market

Hangzhou Silk City

China's largest silk wholesale and retail market, with more than 600 vendors selling raw silk by the meter, scarves, ties, and finished garments

Where: Xiacheng District, Hangzhou

Hours: Daily 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Market

Meijiawu Longjing Tea Village

600-year-old tea-growing village with roughly 160 tea houses selling Longjing (Dragon Well) tea straight from surrounding hillside plantations

Where: Xihu District, Hangzhou

Hours: Most tea houses daily 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Market

China National Silk Museum Gift Shop

Gift shop of the world's largest silk museum, curated silk scarves, brocade textiles, and reproductions of historic weaving patterns

Where: Xihu District, Hangzhou

Hours: Tue-Sun 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM; closed Mondays

Market

Xixi Wetland Arts and Crafts Street

Walking street inside Xixi National Wetland Park with artisan workshops for traditional papermaking, silk farming, and wood engraving

Where: Xihu District, Hangzhou

Hours: Daily 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (park hours)

Malls & modern shopping

Air-conditioned, international brands, and food courts.

Mall

Hubin In77 (Hubin Yintai)

Hours: Daily 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Mall

Hangzhou Tower Shopping City

Hours: Daily 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Mall

Intime Department Store (Wulin)

Hours: Daily 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Mall

The MixC Hangzhou

Hours: Daily 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM