Hu Xueyan’s Former Residence

胡雪岩故居 (Hú Xuěyán Gùjú)

Historical Attractions Hangzhou China | 0.69km from downtown

Nestled in Hangzhou's historic Shangcheng District, this elegant 19th-century mansion showcases exquisite Qing Dynasty architecture and lush gardens, offering insight into China's mercantile heritage. Close to Yubao Street, easily reachable by metro or bus.

Location & Transportation

Basic Trip Information of Hu Xueyan’s Former Residence

Play Time:

1-3 Hours

Traffic:

Public Transportation: Take buses No. 327, 34, 71, 127, or others, and alight at Hu Xueyan Mansion Stop. The attraction is a short walk from this station.

Ticket:

Ticket Prices:

Standard Adult Ticket: 20 CNY (January 1 – December 31, Monday – Sunday)

Half-Price Ticket (50% off):

Elderly aged 60–69 with valid ID.
Full-time students in China’s universities or below (undergraduate level).
Minors aged 6–18 (over 6 and up to 18 years old).
Minors taller than 1.2m but not exceeding 1.5m.

Free Admission:

Children aged 6 or under, or those 1.2m or shorter.
Elderly aged 70+ with valid ID.
Active military personnel, retired officials, disabled individuals, teachers in Zhejiang Province with over 30 years of service, immediate family members of martyrs, and public safety/firefighting personnel with valid ID.

Open Time:

Opening Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Applicable Period: January 1 – December 31 (Monday - Sunday)

Note: The actual opening hours are subject to the official announcement of the scenic area.

The Location of Hu Xueyan’s Former Residence

Address:

Zhejiang Province, Hangzhou City, Shangcheng District, Yuanbao Street, No. 18

Phone:

0571-86821131

Sub-attractions:

Hundred Lions Pavilion

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