黄龙体育中心体育场

Huanglong Sports Center Stadium is at 1 Huanglong Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou, on the south-western side of the Huanglong sports complex beside West Lake and close to Zhejiang University, the Zhejiang Library and the Zhejiang World Trade Center. Completed in October 2000, it has 103,338 sqm of gross floor area and 51,971 seats, and served as the football final venue of the Asian Games; it is also one of the home grounds of Zhejiang FC in the Chinese Super League. A large cantilevered steel roof covers the east and west stands while the north and south ends stay open, creating a transparent bowl. Between 2020 and 2023 the stadium was renovated: the pitch, track, lighting, sound system and seats were renewed, ribbon screens and night lighting were added to the roof, and the field can now host football and athletics or be converted with a stage for concerts. The wider Huanglong Sports Center also includes an 8,000-seat indoor arena, a swimming hall, a tennis hall and a public fitness plaza, making it a mixed-use cluster for competition, performance, exercise and retail. Metro Lines 3 and 10 meet at Huanglong Sports Center station, and buses 21, 23, 37, 82, 306 and 307 serve the site, which sits on the Huanglong Road and Shuguang Road arterial roads with parking and good pedestrian access. The stadium, arena, swimming hall and tennis hall enclose a central plaza that stays busy with league matches, concerts and public fitness sessions through the year. Its position beside West Lake and the city centre makes it a hub for both sport and culture in Hangzhou.