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[zz]从武林门到紫金港，亲身体验水上巴士

今天去武林广场那边办完正事后，突然心血来潮，想到去坐水上巴士回学校。由于是第一次坐，费了一点时间才弄清线路，不过沿途的风景非常不错，绝对对得起三块船票了。下面把过程介绍下。

1、上船地点在武林门码头，就是在武林广场北面（具体地说是天目山路，要穿过杭州大厦旁的那个天桥，往右一拐就到了。那边的水上巴士有两个方向，一个是去往拱宸桥方向的（城北），另一个是去往艮山门方向的（城东，靠近火车东站、华家池）。票价都是三元每人，上船买票，也可刷公交卡。船很先进，大概能坐50多人吧，二楼甲板上也可站人（比较爽），里面的座位布置很像火车车厢，不过更舒适，有空调，有吧台。我上的时候人不是很多，一些老奶奶们在打牌，悠闲啊。武林门的船比较多，1小时至少都有一班的，具体时刻记不得。

2、我坐的是去拱宸桥方向的，船速一般，12-13km/h，适合游览。运河边的景色的确不错，两边建有很完善的慢行道路供市民们散步、骑车，花坛、草坪都是新布置的，时不时地可以看见一些反映古代生活的雕塑和房屋。看来杭州市前段时间对运河的整治还是蛮有效果啊，运河申遗有希望哈。还有一点值得一提，经过的大部分桥的桥墩都经过精心布置，有的画上康熙、乾隆的图像，有的是刻上有江南特色的风景、人物画，很有感觉！这一段是最美的，可惜我只顾看风景忘拍照了。。。

3、由于我的目的地是紫金港，所以我在这船上只坐了一会，就在中途的信义坊站下船了。（从武林门到信义坊大概１５分钟吧）信义坊码头也就是卖鱼桥码头，我要在这里换乘去紫金港的船。这一段等的比较久，差不多一个小时吧。去紫金港的船比较小，起点就在卖鱼桥码头，终点是西溪的五常港，坐２０人，内部的设施也比前面说的大船稍微逊色，但是好像人气比较旺，可能是班次较少的缘故。票价同样是三块，也是上船买票。这里的风景就不介绍了，大家看下面的图吧，还是蛮不错的。

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4、这一段船速和上面差不多，走的路线是：先走运河，经过大关桥后向左转走余杭塘河，到紫金港差不多４０分钟。沿途站点有和睦、古翠、古墩、浙大、蒋村等（只在沿途有人上下船时才停靠）。由于这条航线是新开的，船上的乘客差不多也都是抱着欣赏的心情来的，或是带着老人，或是带着小孩，或是情侣，大都是老杭州了，一路上对周边的景色也是指指点点，船舱里好不热闹。还有一个小插曲，其中有一对５０岁开外的夫妇，带着８０多岁的老母亲来体验，看得出来老太太对运河的变化还是蛮兴奋的。他们是在古墩站下的（他们就住在附近的政苑小区），一家三口人在码头久久不肯离去，一边向船工们的服务表示感谢，一边激动地向船内的乘客们招手告别，呵呵一趟船坐下来，竟然有这么温馨的场面，感动了。当我在浙大站下时，也是拿相机对着渐行渐远的船一阵狂拍，哈哈。

5、啰里啰唆了这么多，主要是想向大家介绍一下这个新玩意，各位周末有兴致可以去尝试哈。附下浙大站开往信义坊方向的时刻（目前还是试行的时刻）：9：25，13：05，16：25，18：30。其中18：30的船是为咱们专门开的区间车，不对，是区间船，始发站就是浙大紫金港站。

6、最后说下浙大站的位置，就是在医学院大楼后面，过去后可以发现大楼后面有个小土坡，正在施工的，就是有几个高压电线杆在的位置，爬过这个小坡，你就可以看见宽阔的河道还有浙大站的牌子了。

最后，还是上几张图吧：

卖鱼桥码头


卖鱼桥码头边的雕塑


河边的慢行系统


沿途可见的运输船队


大船






仿古建筑


会安桥


桥墩上的绘画


河边


古翠站码头


雕塑


看到医学院了，要靠岸了


和小船告别，就是到紫金港的那种


咱们的码头


航线线路图


到校啦。在医学院里面了

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