Top 50 Family-friendly Attractions in Hangzhou

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xiaowangcnjp

I've been to the Shanghai Romance Park, and I felt the park was too small. The Hangzhou park, supposedly the main base, is indeed very large, with many more shows, and is much better than the Shanghai one.

_TI***nk

This place is not bad. Not the usual city walk or temple visit. Can visit if you want a change of environment.

Anonymous user

I guess I didn't do my research properly. I always felt that such a large museum like the Zhejiang Provincial Museum shouldn't be like this! They can't even offer a paid guided tour without a group of ten people, so they have to find a more expensive guide. At 150 yuan per hour, that's probably the most expensive guided tour I've ever heard of. Maybe because I paid for it, my expectations were high, so I hoped the content of the tour would be more comprehensive. 😊

_We***46

The 198 yuan ticket to Hangzhou Wildlife Park is indeed a bit pricey, and its value for money isn't particularly outstanding compared to other options. Tickets to Nanjing Hongshan Zoo and Shanghai Wildlife Park offer better value. However, since I was already there, I still managed to see everything. It's suitable for those who don't want to travel far.

M11***74

I was immediately struck by its beauty; Liangzhu in autumn is covered in reeds, making it incredibly photogenic. However, the area is quite large, and the scenery can be a bit repetitive, leading to some aesthetic fatigue after a while.

M51***19

The price is unbeatable; excellent value for money. It features tigers, giraffes, leopards, and bears. The park is a good size, perfect for young children. 2-3 hours is recommended. If you're using a stroller, think carefully, as there are quite a few steps. It's located near West Lake, so driving isn't very convenient (there are odd-even license plate restrictions).

M22***59

Changqiao Polar Ocean Park receives generally positive reviews. Visitors highly praise its animal exhibits, performances, and park environment. Below is a summary of the reviews: Strengths: Rich Animal Species: The park boasts 19 themed exhibition areas, showcasing thousands of species of polar animals and marine life, including polar bears, penguins, beluga whales, dolphins, sea lions, sharks, and jellyfish. Visitors can observe creatures from different ecosystems up close, satisfying their curiosity about marine and polar life. Spectacular Animal Performances: Performances by beluga whales, dolphins, and sea lions are a highlight of the park. Interactive shows between trainers and animals, such as "Human-Whale Romance," "Dolphin Jump," and "Sea Lion Ball Balancing," demonstrate the animals' intelligence and agility while being entertaining, suitable for visitors of all ages. Exquisite Park Design: The park's layout is well-designed, utilizing the terrain and space to create various themed scenes, such as an underwater tunnel, a rainforest dolphin bay, and an Arctic wolf valley, creating an immersive marine and polar atmosphere that makes visitors feel as if they are in a real natural environment. Strong Educational Function: Through display boards, guides, and interactive exhibits, the park educates visitors about marine life and ecological conservation concepts, making it especially suitable for families with children who can learn science and enhance their environmental awareness while having fun. Comprehensive Facilities: The park offers multiple restaurants, rest areas, and restrooms to meet visitors' basic needs. Some restaurants even provide animal viewing views, adding to the dining experience. Comfortable and Pleasant Environment: Indoor venues maintain a comfortable temperature and have good air circulation, providing a comfortable environment for visitors even in hot summers or cold winters. Outdoor areas are well-landscaped, complementing the marine theme.

布偶熊娃

Overall, it was a good experience. The attractions are best explored at a leisurely pace; it took us over four hours to complete the entire route (cable car up, walking down). We strolled around each spot, took photos, and even ate some tofu, tea eggs, and oden when we got hungry. Because it was the off-season, there weren't many tourists, and many photogenic spots made for great pictures. It's definitely worth a visit.

M34***72

The scenery is nice. It was my first time skiing. There were many people. I couldn't stand up on the slope and was knocked down by other beginners from time to time. It affected the experience a bit. The children learned seriously and I was happy overall.

M33***91

The children had a lot of fun and went rafting countless times. It was a bit cold indoors and needed a blanket. There were many outdoor activities that required a height of more than 1.3 meters to play. There were staff watching each pool, so parents could rest assured.