2026杭州マラソン（杭州馬拉松2026）

华家池座落在浙江大学华家池校区内，校区由此得名，它有“小西湖”之称。是第七批浙江省文物保护单位——浙江农业大学旧址的子项之一。

杭州清真寺位于中华人民共和国浙江省杭州市上城區，是一座伊斯兰风格的清真寺。亦是最大的清真寺之一。

Zhaoqing Temple is a Buddhist vinaya temple at No. 22 Zhaoqing Temple Lane, outside Qiantang Gate, Xihu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, and was formerly listed together with Jingci Temple, Lingyin Temple and Shengyin Temple as the four great monasteries of West Lake. The temple was first built in the fifth year of Qiande of the Northern Song (967), originally named Puti Yuan, and was changed to its present name during the Taiping Xingguo period; it was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt, and after reconstruction in the thirty-sixth year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing (1771) it had a mountain gate, Qinglian Pond (a life-release pond), Wanshan Bridge, the Hall of Heavenly Kings, the Mahavira Hall, the Wanshou Ordination Altar (inside which hung the imperially inscribed plaque 'Deep in Samadhi and Wisdom'), the Thousand Buddha Pavilion, the Sutra Library and Dingguan Hall; the temple grounds ran east to the Ancient New River (West Moat), west to Songmuchang River (present-day Baochu Road), south to West Lake and north to Qingji Pagoda. The original buildings were demolished one after another from the 1920s, and in June 1963 the site was rebuilt as the Hangzhou Children's Palace (now the Hangzhou Youth and Children's Activity Centre), so it is no longer used as a religious building. Today only the Mahavira Hall, rebuilt after a fire in 1929, survives; it is five bays wide with a double-eaved hip-and-gable roof, and new-style building materials such as concrete and marble were used in it.<

弥陀寺为位于中国浙江省杭州市西湖区松木场小霍山（亦称弥陀山）下弥陀寺路53号、今弥陀寺公园内的一座原净土宗寺院，始建于清光绪四年（1878），近代以来曾用作学校、工厂和民宅等，2005年列入杭州市第二批历史建筑，2016年7月修缮后作为弥陀寺文化公园对外开放，现已不再作为宗教建筑使用。