Wulin Square

Wulin Square is a major urban plaza in the heart of Hangzhou, serving as a hub for shopping, dining, and entertainment. The square is named after the historic Wulin Gate, which once stood nearby. Today, it is surrounded by high-rise buildings, department stores, and restaurants, making it a popular gathering place for locals and tourists alike. The square itself features open spaces, fountains, and sculptures, including a large statue of a horse. At night, the area comes alive with neon lights and street performers. Wulin Square is also a transportation hub, with easy access to the metro and bus lines. While it may not have the historical charm of Hangzhou's West Lake, it offers a lively slice of modern Chinese city life.

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• The iconic horse statue at the center of the square
• Shopping at nearby malls like Hangzhou Tower and Intime
• Street food and local snacks from surrounding vendors
• Nighttime light displays and fountain shows

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• The metro station connects directly to the square, making it easy to reach.
• Bring shopping bags if you plan to visit the malls nearby.
• Visit after dark to see the square lit up.
• Try local street food like stinky tofu or fried dumplings from nearby stalls.

Un peu d'histoire

Wulin Square takes its name from the ancient Wulin Gate, one of the gates of the old city wall of Hangzhou. The area has been a commercial center since the Song Dynasty, though the modern square was developed in the late 20th century.