Scenic spots in Gongshu District

The scenic spots in Gongshu District include Hangzhou Banshan National Forest Park, Shitang Park, Shangtanghe Town, Academy and Fuyicang Ruins Park. 1, Hangzhou Mid-level National Forest Park: Mid-level Mountain belongs to the branch of Tianmu Mountain, which is the first national forest park in the main city of Hangzhou and is known as the urban forest. 2. Shitang Park: It used to be the logistics warehouse of Shitang in the Mid-Levels, but now it is a leisure city park, covering an area of 234,000 square meters, suitable for nearby residents to take a walk and relax.

The scenic spots in Gongshu District include Hangzhou Banshan National Forest Park, Shitang Park, Shangtanghe Town, Academy and Fuyicang Ruins Park.

1, Hangzhou Mid-level National Forest Park: Mid-level Mountain belongs to the branch of Tianmu Mountain, which is the first national forest park in the main city of Hangzhou and is known as the urban forest.

2. Shitang Park: It used to be the logistics warehouse of Shitang in the Mid-Levels, but now it is a leisure city park, covering an area of 234,000 square meters, suitable for nearby residents to take a walk and relax.

3. Shangtanghe Style Town: The town has a long history, many relics, strong cultural atmosphere, antique houses and many shops around. It is a characteristic town with great charm of Jiangnan water town.

4. Villa Garden: The layout of the park is centered on the lake, with pavilions, pebble trails, rockeries and flowing water, and trees such as Cinnamomum camphora, Pinus bungeana, Metasequoia glyptostroboides, osmanthus fragrans and camellia are planted. Based on Suzhou classical gardens, the whole park is a citizen leisure park integrating Jiangnan gardens and Suzhou-Hangzhou customs.

5. Fuyicang Ruins Park: Fuyicang was built in the sixth year of Guangxu, and it was named "Getting rich with benevolence and taking harmony as righteousness". At that time, it was also called "the granary of the world" with Beijing Nanxincang. The granary has 13 buildings.