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​​Located in the heart of Qianjiang CBD, DC Hotel Hangzhou CBD offers spectacular river views facing the "Big Lotus" Olympic Sports Center. Steps from MixC and Raffles City, two of the city’s premier shopping destinations, you're at the center of vibrant city life. Yet just beyond the buzz, Hangzhou's thousand years cultural heritage quietly unfolds. Here, past and present come together in perfect balance. ​

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​​MixC Hangzhou is an iconic urban complex that seamlessly integrates a large-scale shopping mall and premium-grade office spaces. It features an impressive collection of international luxury brands, a state-of-the-art multiplex cinema, and an Olympic-standard ice rink, offering guests a world-class destination for shopping, entertainment, and leisure.​

​​MixC​

​​Hangzhou Civic Center is the architectural heart of Qianjiang New City. Its six curved towers, inspired by "a round heaven and a square earth," join the neighboring Grand Theatre and International Conference Center to form the iconic "Sun and Moon" skyline. The complex also houses the Hangzhou Library, Youth Development Center, and Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, making it a vibrant city hub.​

​​Hangzhou Civic Center

​​Wave Cultural City is a striking T-shaped underground public space in the heart of Qianjiang New City, named for its undulating, wave-like design. Serving as the central underground hub, it connects key landmarks including the Civic Center, City Balcony, and Hangzhou Grand Theatre. The lower level features a variety of commercial and cultural leisure spaces and frequently hosts major cultural events such as the "Hangzhou Fantastic Night" market.​

​​Wave Cultural City

​​West Lake is one of the three most renowned lakes in Jiangnan (the region south of the Yangtze River). Nestled among hills on three sides and bordering the city to the east, its waters are gracefully divided by the Bai, Su, Yanggong, and Zhaogong Causeways, with three islets dotting the surface. In 2007, it was designated a National 5A Scenic Area, and in 2011, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

West Lake

​​Hefang Street stretches approximately 1.8 kilometers from Jiangcheng Road in the east to Nanshan Road in the west. Dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty, it once served as the imperial road connecting Emperor Gaozong's palace with the local government office. Today, its central section forms part of the historic Qinghefang Block. The street is home to centuries-old traditional pharmacies like Fang Huichun Tang and Hu Qing Yu Tang, cultural gems such as the World Money Museum and Zhu Bingren Copper Art Museum, and a vibrant array of authentic Hangzhou snacks and delicacies.

​​Hefang Street

​​Hangzhou City Balcony, located in the heart of Qianjiang New City, consists of one main and two secondary viewing platforms—each functioning as an open, vibrant urban park. It offers a perfect spot for relaxation, sightseeing, and watching the famous Qiantang River tides. Visitors can enjoy tea or coffee in glass-enclosed pavilions, while a dedicated bike path runs from south to north across the entire balcony, ideal for a leisurely ride.​

Hangzhou City Balcony

​​Hangzhou Public Library is one of the earliest provincial-level libraries in China. Featuring an advanced automated system, it offers seamless services including unified catalog searches, cross-library borrowing, and digital resource sharing, providing readers with a smart and convenient experience.​

​​Hangzhou Library​

Hangzhou Grand Theatre is a large landmark building in Qianjiang New City, consisting of an opera house, concert hall, adaptable theater, sunken open-air theater, and outdoor cultural plaza. It was designed under the direction of Canadian theater designer Carlos Ott. The overall shape resembles a crescent moon, forming a 'sun and moon shining together' with the Hangzhou International Conference Center, known as the 'sun'.

​Things To Do in Hangzhou | DC Hotel Hangzhou CBD

Things To Do in Hangzhou | DC Hotel Hangzhou CBD