Wulinmen Wharf
The construction of Hangzhou Wulinmen Wharf was finished in September 1976. With a bank line of 198m, Wulinmen Wharf is the terminal of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. It is located at the widest part of the Grand Canal in the region of Hangzhou. The whole wharf covers an area of 3,925m2. As the largest passenger wharf on inland river in Zhejiang, Wulinmen Wharf is at the cultural and commercial center of Hangzhou. 
Wulinmen Wharf is a must for passing through Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in Hangzhou; the old canal now also plays a role of golden watercourse, and it is now the “central station” of Hangzhou water bus, sitting on which the tourists can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the canal.
(Source: Hangzhou Canal Group)
- Add:No.208, Huancheng Road (North)
- Tel:0571-85190851
- Transportation:Water bus stops: Gong Chen Qiao Stop – Xin Yi Fang Stop – Wu Lin Men StopPrice: 3 yuan each passengerNight tour route of water bus: West Lake Cultural Square – Ten Views of Genshan Mountain –Shi Lan Chang Zhen (Long Array of Stone Columns) – Shi Long Chao Sheng (Echo of the Tide at Stone Lane) – Yun He Huai Gu (Nostalgia on the Cannal) – Ban Dao Chun Hong (Half Red Path in Spring) – World Granary – Imperial Wharf – Zhong Pavilion – The First Bridge on the Canal in South China – Gongchen Bridge – Return to Wulinmen Water Bus WharfPrice: 38 yuan each passenger (20 yuan for child under 1.4m)Night tour route of water bus on Qiantang River: Wulinmen Water Bus Wharf – Along the Grand Canal – Sanbao Ship Lock – Return to Wulinmen Water Bus WharfPrice: 80 yuan each passenger for upper cabin; 68 yuan per passenger for lower cabin (30 yuan for child under 1.4m)
Source：www.ywhangzhou.cn Editor：WANG Jianyi
