Hangzhou's urban green spaces are becoming popular destinations for camping, picnicking, and fitness, offering a miniature vacation experience right in the city center.

Last year, Hangzhou was selected as a pioneer city for green space sharing initiatives. By the end of 2025, the city plans to have 800 parks, ensuring over 90-percent public urban green space accessibility.

Here's a sneak peek into the first batch of 10 urban parks opening in Hangzhou:

1. Donghu Road Citizen Park, Shangcheng district

2. Chengbei Sports Park, Gongshu district

3. Gongshu Canal Sports Park, Gongshu district

4. Xiangshan Seawall Park, Xihu district

5. Jiangyi Park, Binjiang district

6. Hangzhou Botanical Garden, West Lake Scenic Area

7. Xianghu Lake National Tourism Resort, Xiaoshan district

8. Jinsha Lake Park, Qiantang district

9. Dongwu Culture Park, Fuyang district

10. Wuyue Culture Park, Lin'an district

Each park offers unique attractions and activities, from scenic seawalls to botanical gardens and cultural experiences. Whether you're seeking a serene escape or family-friendly adventures, Hangzhou's urban green spaces have something for everyone.